Websites built by hand for businesses in Berwick and the suburbs around it, from High Street and the Kangan Drive hospital precinct to Clyde North, Narre Warren, Beaconsfield and Officer. Prices are set before we start, there's no deposit, and the whole job runs with our Adelaide team by phone and email.
Berwick is part country village, part hospital and university precinct and part growth corridor. A High Street cafe, a specialist across the road from Casey Hospital, a music teacher with a waiting list and a plasterer working the Clyde North estates each need a different website. Our prices are the same for all of them.
One page costs $399. Up to three pages costs $899 and up to eight pages costs $1,499. We aren't registered for GST, so nothing is added, and there's no deposit: we build the draft, you request changes, and you pay once you sign it off. A Berwick business pays the same as one in the Melbourne CBD or Adelaide.
We hand-code every site instead of starting from Wix, Squarespace or a WordPress theme. That's how a High Street boutique can open with new stock and a map of the village while a Clyde North landscaper leads with finished backyards and a quote form. Custom design is simply how we work, so it costs what the price list says.
Casey Hospital is on Kangan Drive, with St John of God's private hospital across the road, and specialists, allied health practices and clinics have set up nearby. We can build booking and payments into your site, quoted per job, or link HotDoc, Cliniko or whichever system you run from every page, alongside a referrer page that tells GPs what to send and where.
Berwick's schools run from Berwick Primary, which began in 1857, to Berwick Secondary College, Kambrya College, Nossal High School and the Berwick campuses of Beaconhills College and Haileybury, so tutors, swim and dance schools, music teachers and sports clubs have plenty of families to reach. We build class timetables, enrolment forms and term-date pages that a parent can fill in or check from the car at pick-up.
If your site still shows an old phone number, breaks apart on a phone or was made by someone you can no longer reach, we'll rebuild it at new-site prices. Your current site stays up while we work, the domain stays in your name, and if the draft isn't right for you, you pay nothing.
The $799 store suits up to 25 products, with one payment gateway and basic order management. The $1,999 store has no product cap and adds several payment options, customer accounts and advanced shipping. A gift shop, bakery or homewares store on High Street can take orders from Officer or Clyde North with no platform subscription, because we build the store ourselves.
Construction employs 16,489 people in the City of Casey, 15.4% of local jobs against 9.6% across Victoria. For a builder, electrician or concreter, the developer side matters most: quote forms in several steps, photo uploads, a page for each suburb or estate you cover and call buttons a thumb can reach. The same team designs and codes all of it and keeps it current after launch.
Berwick is about 40 km south-east of the Melbourne CBD in the City of Casey, postcode 3806. The council's community profile counts 50,811 residents in the suburb at the 2021 Census and an estimated 56,174 in 2025. It grew up on the coach road to Gippsland: subdivision started in 1854, the railway arrived in 1877, and Victorian Places records that the population of the old City of Berwick almost doubled between 1976 and 1986 as Melbourne spread east. For the wider city, see our Melbourne web design page; this page deals with what's particular to Berwick and the suburbs that meet it.
The City of Casey is a large market in its own right. Its community profile estimates 414,929 residents in 2025 over 409 square kilometres, between 28 and 60 km from the CBD, and its economic profile counts 38,067 local businesses. It also counts 211,446 employed residents but only about 107,000 jobs in the municipality, so more than 100,000 of those residents must have jobs outside Casey, reached along the Monash Freeway or on Pakenham line trains through Berwick station. Many of your customers are away during the working day, which means your website has to answer their questions and take an enquiry without a phone call. Health care and social assistance is the biggest local employer, with 18,663 jobs, ahead of construction with 16,489 and education and training with 13,041, and construction added 5,982 jobs in the five years to 2024/25.
Much of Berwick's professional work gathers around Kangan Drive. Monash Health's Casey Hospital, at 62–70 Kangan Drive, has an emergency department as well as maternity, paediatric, surgical, mental health and rehabilitation services, and the hospital's page notes site preparation for an expanded emergency department. St John of God Berwick Hospital is directly opposite, and Chisholm's Berwick campus at 25 Kangan Drive has an onsite beauty spa and a children's services training centre. Federation University also has a campus in Berwick, and Nossal High School sits on its grounds. For a practice nearby, the site should say plainly where it is in relation to the hospitals, where patients can park and which practitioners they can see.
High Street, the old Princes Highway, is still the village centre, with the Berwick Inn, small shops and the avenue of poplars planted at the eastern entrance as a First World War memorial. Eden Rise Village and Parkhill Plaza are the suburb's other shopping centres, and Westfield Fountain Gate, a super-regional centre, is next door in Narre Warren. To the south, Clyde North had 31,681 residents at the 2021 Census and an estimated 48,156 in 2025, according to the council's profile. To the east, Officer is in Cardinia Shire and Beaconsfield straddles Cardinia and Casey, so a local business often works across two councils. Naming the suburbs and estates you really cover helps a customer in a brand-new street see that you'll come to them.
We're an Adelaide team at Ste 3/110 Hutt St, and every project outside Adelaide runs by phone and email; if you'd rather sit down with a designer over coffee on High Street, a local studio will suit you better. Otherwise, you send your words, photos and service area, we send back a draft link, and you pay once you approve it. We have no clients in Berwick or elsewhere in Casey, and our Victorian client is in Melbourne. Our post on websites for Endeavour Hills and the south-east also covers Dandenong, Hallam, Narre Warren and Hampton Park.
None of these clients is in Berwick. Dr Tabara Dione Coaching is in Melbourne, Queensland Dance & Performing Arts is on Brisbane's Bayside and SA Painting Professionals is in Adelaide. They show the booking, enrolment and service-area features that suit practices, family businesses and trades here.
A Melbourne specialist anaesthetist who coaches other doctors. Online booking for a discovery call is linked from every page, the arrangement a specialist or psychologist near Casey Hospital might want with their own system.
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A Thorneside dance school with a page for each program, a weekly class timetable, a filterable photo gallery, FAQs and an online enrolment form. A Berwick dance, swim or tutoring business could run its terms the same way.
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An Adelaide painting company with 12 service pages, region pages across South Australia, a suburb and postcode search and an online quote form. A trade covering Berwick, Officer and Clyde North could let customers check their own suburb in the same way.
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$399
A single page with your services, hours, the suburbs you cover, reviews and a form or call button. Plenty for a sole trader, a tutor or a business that has just opened.
The usual pick for a practice or shop
$899
Home, services and contact, or swap one for booking, a class timetable or a menu. Suits most clinics, cafes, studios and trades around Berwick.
$1,499
For a practice with several practitioners, a school with many programs or a trade covering a dozen suburbs: separate pages for each, plus about, FAQs and contact. Allow 2–3 weeks.
No. We're an Adelaide team at Ste 3/110 Hutt St and work with Victorian businesses entirely by phone and email. You send what you have, we send a draft link to open on your phone or laptop, and you ask for as many changes as you need before paying. We reply within 24 hours.
One page is $399; up to three pages is $899; up to eight is $1,499. Online stores are $799 or $1,999. No GST is added, there's no deposit, and after launch hosting is $30 a month with no contract. Being in Melbourne's south-east doesn't change any of those figures.
Yes. On a smaller site we list your suburbs and estates in plain text; on the up-to-eight-page package each main area can have its own page, which suits trades and mobile services that cross the Casey and Cardinia boundary. Nobody can honestly promise a ranking, and we don't, but naming the places you work tells a customer straight away whether you'll come to them.
Yes. Enrolment forms are part of our normal builds. Booking with payments can be built into the site and quoted per job, or we can link a tool you already use, such as Cliniko, HotDoc, Fresha or Calendly. If you're a registered health practitioner, Ahpra's advertising hub (opens in a new tab) sets out the rules for what your site can say.
Yes. A redesign costs what a new site costs, from $399 for one page. While we build, your existing site keeps taking enquiries; when the new version is ready you look it over, and only after your approval do we point the domain at it. Anything worth keeping, from the logo to photos of past jobs, comes across. No logo yet? We'll help with one at no charge.
Yes. Our $799 store takes up to 25 products with one payment gateway, and the $1,999 store has unlimited products, multiple payment options, customer accounts and advanced shipping. You supply the product photos and descriptions, and the store pages can explain pick-up from the shop or local delivery around Berwick.
A few lines are enough: what you do, the suburbs you cover from Berwick, and whether you need bookings, enrolments or an online shop. We'll reply with questions or a fixed quote, then build a draft for you to check before you pay.
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