Fixed-price websites, written in code rather than dragged together in a builder, for businesses in central Bendigo, Kangaroo Flat, Strathfieldsaye, Eaglehawk, Epsom and the towns out to Heathcote and Elmore. Our Adelaide team handles every step by phone and email.
Bendigo has a national bank's head office, a defence vehicle plant, an underground gold mine east of town, a regional public hospital and a university campus. The small businesses that supply, feed and look after all of that are just as varied, and they all choose from the same short price list.
Our three website sizes cost $399 (one page), $899 (up to three pages) and $1,499 (up to eight). GST isn't added because we aren't registered for it. There's no deposit either: we show you a finished draft, you request changes, and the bill arrives only after you say yes.
Because there's no template, a cafe near the Bendigo Art Gallery can lead with its menu and weekend hours, while an Epsom plumber leads with the suburbs covered and a quote form. Writing the code ourselves is the only way we build, so that flexibility is included at every price. If you were searching for a web developer rather than a designer, we're both: the same team lays out the pages, builds the forms and makes your changes after launch.
Machine shops, fabricators, electrical contractors and transport firms that supply the defence plant, the mine or the hospital may well be looked up online before a purchasing officer rings. We set out what you make, the equipment and certifications you hold and the jobs you've done, with a quote form that accepts drawings and PDFs.
An old site that crawls on a phone, carries an expired special or costs a monthly fee to a builder platform can be rebuilt by us for the same $399 to $1,499. We build the new version beside the old one, which stays live, and carry over any wording and photos that still earn their place.
Bendigo has been a UNESCO City of Gastronomy since 2019, and growers, bakers and small producers around it can sell direct. A $799 store holds up to 25 products with one payment gateway and basic order management; for $1,999 you get unlimited products, more ways to pay, customer accounts and advanced shipping.
One local job in five is in health care, so there are clinics, practitioners and allied health providers across the city that live by their calendars. We can build booking and payments into your site, quoted per job, or put a clear link to the HotDoc, Cliniko, Fresha or Calendly account you already run.
Greater Bendigo stretches over about 3,000 square kilometres. A site that lists the suburbs and towns you go to, grouped by direction, shows someone in Huntly, Maiden Gully, Marong or Axedale straight away that you come out to them, and the same team can add a page per area if you need it.
The City of Greater Bendigo had an estimated 126,568 residents and 9,171 businesses in 2025, according to its economic profile. It was formed in 1994 from the old City of Bendigo, the Borough of Eaglehawk, the Shires of Huntly and Strathfieldsaye and the Rural City of Marong, gaining Heathcote later that year, and it now takes in towns such as Axedale, Elmore and Goornong too. The city itself sits about 150 km north-west of Melbourne. Shopping isn't only in the CBD: Eaglehawk, Kangaroo Flat, Golden Square, Strathdale and Epsom all have their own centres, and a site should name the ones you actually serve.
Health care is the largest industry by jobs, with 13,005 local jobs in 2024/25, or 21.6% of the total against 15.6% across Victoria. Bendigo Health is the city's only public hospital and St John of God the largest private one, and La Trobe University has a campus in the city. Finance and insurance accounts for 2,108 local jobs, 3.5% of the total: below the 4.3% across Victoria, but more than twice Ballarat's share. Bendigo Bank started here as a building society in 1858 and its national head office is still in the city.
Two industries set Bendigo apart. Mining provides 2,038 local jobs, 3.4% of the total against 0.3% across the state, and the Fosterville Gold Mine, owned by Agnico Eagle, lies east of the city. Manufacturing accounts for 4,884 jobs, and in April 2026 the federal government announced that Thales Australia would build 268 new Bushmaster protected vehicles at its Bendigo facility, supporting around 300 local jobs over seven years and continuing more than 20 years of Bushmaster production there. Visitors come for the gold-rush history: the Central Deborah Gold Mine, the tramways, the Golden Dragon Museum and the Bendigo Art Gallery, with crowds swelling for the Easter Festival.
Those businesses shape what a local site has to do. Buyers at a defence contractor or a mine can check a supplier's website before shortlisting, so capability and certifications deserve their own page. Staff who move to Bendigo for a job at the bank, the hospital or the university arrive with no one to ask about a dentist, mechanic or childcare centre, so clear services and real reviews do that job. V/Line runs VLocity trains between Bendigo and Melbourne, and a commuter looking you up from a train seat needs a page that works on a phone. Easter Festival visitors want opening hours, menus and directions they can find in seconds.
We work from Adelaide, so Bendigo clients deal with us entirely by phone and email: you send your words, pictures and service area, we send back a draft link, and you pay only on approval. None of our clients is in Bendigo; our one Victorian client is in Melbourne. For trade-specific detail, including bushfire ratings and heritage permits, see our Bendigo tradies page, and for the council's business help desk and food registration see our page for new Bendigo businesses.
We have no clients in Bendigo yet. Dr Tabara Dione Coaching is in Melbourne and the other two are in Adelaide; each shows a feature that comes up often for Bendigo suppliers, practitioners and businesses covering a wide area.
Adelaide structural engineers. Their quote form shows fee ranges before anyone enquires and takes file uploads, so a builder can attach plans, which is how an engineering or fabrication supplier in Bendigo could receive drawings with each request.
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Coaching for doctors from a Melbourne specialist anaesthetist. Every page links to online discovery-call booking, the pattern a Bendigo clinic or consultant could follow with their own booking tool.
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An Adelaide painting company working across South Australia. Its large site has 12 service pages, pages for each region and a suburb and postcode search, useful for a Bendigo business that covers towns spread over a big council area.
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“Salem was fantastic to work with on our accounting firm’s website. From day one, he was professional, responsive…”
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$399
A single page covering your services, the towns you reach, opening hours, reviews and a contact form with a tap-to-call button. Suits a sole trader, a market stallholder or a mobile service.
What most businesses choose
$899
A home page plus two more: services and contact, a menu, a capability page for trade buyers or a page with your booking link. The usual fit for a cafe, practice or supplier.
$1,499
Room for separate pages per service, location or practitioner, plus about, FAQs and contact, for a business with a bigger story to tell. Expect 2–3 weeks at this size.
$399 buys one page, $899 up to three and $1,499 up to eight; online stores are $799 or $1,999. There's no GST on top, since we aren't registered for it, and Bendigo pays exactly what our Adelaide and Sydney clients pay. Hosting after launch is $30 a month on no contract.
What you make or do, the materials and tolerances you work to, your machinery, the quality or safety certifications you hold and the industries you already supply, with photos of real jobs. A quote form that accepts drawings and PDFs saves a phone call. You provide the details and photos; we arrange them into the pages.
Yes, and a redesign costs the same as a new site. The current one stays up until you approve the replacement, your domain stays registered to you, and we can reuse the text and images worth keeping. If you'd rather not go ahead once you've seen the draft, there's nothing owing.
Yes. We can build booking and payments into the site itself, priced per job in your quote, or link a system you already use such as HotDoc, Cliniko, Fresha or Calendly from every page. Our Melbourne client Dr Tabara Dione Coaching takes discovery-call bookings that way.
By phone and email from start to finish. Send your words, photos and the towns you cover; we'll send a draft link to check on your phone or computer, and you can ask for as many changes as you want before paying. We don't do in-person meetings, and we reply within 24 hours.
Yes. The $799 store handles up to 25 products with one payment gateway, which suits a small range of preserves, baked goods or produce boxes. If you need more products, several payment options, customer accounts or more involved shipping, the $1,999 store covers it. Your payment provider charges its own fee on each sale.
Let us know what your business does, where around Greater Bendigo you work, and whether you need a store, bookings or a capability page. We'll reply with questions or a fixed quote, and you'll see a complete draft before paying anything.
We reply within 24 hours. Prefer email? info@webcraftstudio.com.au