Pricing
How much does a website cost in Australia?
There isn't one number, because a one-page site for a tradie and a full ecommerce store with delivery are genuinely different jobs. What follows is what actually moves the price, so you can get a realistic sense of where your project sits before you ask anyone for a number.
What actually changes the price
How many pages, and how custom
A single-page site built from a working template costs less than a multi-page site with custom layouts for every section. Starting from a template built for your kind of business, then tailoring it, is almost always cheaper than a fully custom build from a blank page.
Ecommerce or online ordering
A site that just needs an enquiry form is a different job to one with a full product catalogue, cart, and checkout into your own Stripe account. Online ordering with delivery adds another layer again, since it has to handle live courier quotes and time limits for perishable goods.
Integrations
Stripe for payments, Uber Direct for delivery, booking systems, accounting software, email marketing. Each one adds setup and testing time, even when the integration itself is well understood.
Content and photography
A site filled in with your real photos, written copy, and product details takes longer than one with placeholder content you supply later. Good photography in particular is worth budgeting for separately if you don't already have it.
SEO
Clean technical foundations (fast loading, mobile friendly, proper metadata) should be baked in from the start. Ongoing SEO work, like the content pages on this site, is a separate and optional investment on top of the build itself.
Ongoing maintenance and hosting
A website needs updates after launch, and hosting isn't free. Some of that is a few dollars a month in infrastructure costs; some of it is the time someone spends keeping your hours, prices, and products current.
How Venzio actually prices it
A build fee for the site itself, then an optional monthly support plan if you want ongoing changes handled for you. Online ordering and delivery are priced as separate add-ons, so you only pay for what you actually use. Every quote is in writing, agreed before anything starts, with no surprise invoices later.
Frequently asked questions
You do, once the build is paid for. We keep the underlying template and license it to you. Your domain, hosting, Stripe, and delivery accounts are in your name from day one.
Every business is different, so we quote in writing after a short chat: a build fee, then an optional monthly support plan. Online ordering and delivery are priced as separate add-ons, so you only pay for what you use.
It depends mostly on how quickly you can supply photos, prices, and hours, and how quickly third parties approve your accounts. We agree a target date with you in writing.
Only for the add-ons. Online ordering needs your own Stripe account. Delivery needs your own approved Uber Direct account, and it depends on courier coverage at your address, which we check before you commit.