Johannesburg
Built for Sandton consultancies and finance practices, Rosebank and Parkhurst restaurants and boutiques, Maboneng and Braamfontein creative agencies, and the suburb-and-trade businesses serving the wider Gauteng catchment — designed for clients who land on your site from a phone in Pretoria, Durban, or London.
ZAR pricing · PayFast / Yoco / Ozow · POPIA-aware · Loadshedding-tolerant hosting
Johannesburg's business mix is the densest commercial spread in South Africa — a Sandton consultancy or asset-manager, a Rosebank gallery-and-restaurant, a Parkhurst boutique, a Maboneng creative agency, a Braamfontein independent café, a trade or service business working out of the East Rand or northern suburbs. The shared problem is that JHB visitors come from everywhere — local Gauteng residents on Vodacom and MTN, business travellers from Cape Town and Durban, international clients from London and Dubai — and most JHB business websites still feel like they were built for a single, generic audience.
JHB agency rates run higher than the rest of South Africa — a custom build in 2026 typically runs R45,000–R200,000 with a maintenance retainer of R3,000–R8,000 a month on top. For a three-partner Sandton firm, a single-restaurant Parkhurst operator, or a four-person Maboneng agency, that's the price of a year's Discovery membership pool or a quarter's MASA-listed marketing spend; the website has to genuinely earn its line item against tangible costs.
We replace the agency-and-retainer dilemma with a fixed monthly rand price. Design, hosting on a global edge network (no local-only host will go down with Eskom), your .co.za domain, ongoing content updates, and POPIA-aware data handling are all in one bill — and the site loads as fast for a Sandton local on Vodacom 5G as it does for a partner reviewing it from a phone in Houghton during stage-six.
Sandton & Rosebank professional services
A clean partner-led site with proper bios, sector or practice-area pages, an enquiry intake form that routes by mandate type, and POPIA-aware data handling — plus the discretion the JSE-adjacent client expects. FAIS-aware copy where the practice falls under the FSCA's perimeter, and B-BBEE-status signposting in the right place rather than the footer afterthought.
Rosebank, Parkhurst, & Maboneng hospitality
Tablet-readable menus and event-listings that update in seconds, a reservation form (or Dineplan / OpenTable embed where you already use one), photography that survives a phone screen, weekend-event copy for the corporate-buyer and birthday-party audience both, and the bilingual touch where the patron-base spans English, Afrikaans, and isiZulu speakers.
Suburb-side trades & services
Service-area pages that rank for 'plumber Sandton' and 'electrician Bryanston' with genuine local content — not thin doorway templates — plus a photos-and-address quote form that lets a customer send the broken-geyser picture without you needing to explain WhatsApp three times. Loadshedding-aware copy (water-heating, generator, gas-handover advice) where the trade actually addresses those questions.
Starter, monthly
R350fixed
Same monthly rand price across Sandton, Rosebank, the East Rand, and the West Rand — no hidden hosting charges, no add-on fees for SSL, content updates, or the .co.za renewal.
Payments
Payfast
PayFast, Yoco, Ozow, and direct EFT all supported out of the box — connect existing accounts or open new ones with our help during onboarding. SnapScan and Zapper enabled for hospitality where the QR-at-the-table moment matters.
Compliance
POPIA · CPA (Consumer Protection Act) · B-BBEE signposting where relevant
Cookie banner configured for POPIA, a privacy policy aligned to your sector, B-BBEE-status signposting in the right place rather than buried, and a privacy-by-default analytics setup that doesn't ship visitor data to ad networks unless you opt in.
Pick a plan, take the two-minute quiz to match brief, or send us a couple of lines about what you need.