Websites for businesses in Toowoomba and across the Toowoomba Region, from Highfields and Crows Nest to Oakey, Pittsworth, Clifton and Millmerran. Our Adelaide team designs and hand-codes each site for a fixed price and works with you by phone and email, and we ask for nothing until you've approved the draft.
The ABS counted 17,994 businesses in the Toowoomba council area in June 2025. About 65% of them had no employees, and roughly one in five was in agriculture, forestry or fishing. Whatever the trade, the first questions are about cost, how far the business reaches and keeping the site up to date.
We charge $399 for a one-page site and $899 for up to 3 pages. Up to 8 pages is $1,499. Being up on the range doesn't add anything, GST isn't charged, and you pay only after approving the draft. Hosting after launch is $30 a month, with no contract.
A Toowoomba business might take work in Oakey, about 26 km west along the Warrego Highway, Pittsworth, about 40 km south-west, or Crows Nest to the north. We list the towns you actually go to, and the days you get there if it isn't every day, so a customer in Goombungee knows before ringing.
Farm contractors, machinery dealers and grain or livestock services sell to people who want specifics. We hand-code pages that set out crops, machines, capacity and service areas, with an enquiry form that asks for paddock size, location or equipment, so you can quote from the first message. No themes and no page builder.
If your site was set up years ago and has drifted out of date, we rebuild it for what a new one costs. Your domain stays yours, old page addresses redirect to the new pages, and the current site stays up until you sign off the replacement.
Health care employs more Toowoomba Region residents than any other industry, and spring brings the Carnival of Flowers crowds. Practices, guesthouses and tour operators can take bookings and payments on their own site: we build that and quote it per job, or link a system you already use, such as HotDoc, Cliniko or Fresha.
Council notes Highfields for its art, craft and food outlets, and a grower or maker on the Downs can sell direct from its own site. A $799 store holds up to 25 products with one payment gateway and basic order management; the $1,999 store takes unlimited products, multiple payment options, customer accounts and advanced shipping.
You deal directly with the team coding your site, by phone and email. We reply within 24 hours, and you check every change on a draft link before it goes live.
Toowoomba is on top of the Great Dividing Range, about 130 km west of Brisbane, and it's the largest city and commercial centre of the Darling Downs. The city counted 142,163 people at the 2021 census, and the Toowoomba Region, formed in 2008 from the city and seven shires, had an estimated 186,276 residents in 2025 across 12,957 square kilometres. Council's own town list shows the spread: Oakey about 26 km west of the CBD, Pittsworth about 40 km south-west, Millmerran about 84 km south-west, Goombungee (population about 800) 35 km north, Yarraman about 120 km north and Cecil Plains an hour's drive west. Council calls Toowoomba the capital of the Darling Downs and the gateway to the Surat Basin energy precinct. For many businesses here, the customer base reaches well past the city limits.
Farming underpins the region. The Darling Downs produces about a quarter of Queensland's agricultural output from the largest deposit of rich black soils in Australia, growing cotton, wheat, barley and sorghum, and it has the country's largest concentration of feedlots; the abattoir at Oakey is one of Australia's largest meat processing plants. Wagners and McNab are among the companies located in Toowoomba, and People First Bank keeps one of its two head offices there. Many local firms sell to growers and to each other, so a website that names the crops, stock or machinery you work with, and asks the right questions in its enquiry form, does more for you than a glossy home page.
Health and education employ the most people. At the 2021 Census, 18.4% of employed Toowoomba Region residents worked in health care and social assistance and 10.8% in education and training, ahead of retail (9.1%), construction (8.4%) and manufacturing (6.8%), with agriculture at 5.9%. The city has four hospitals: Toowoomba Hospital, which is to be replaced through a redevelopment at the Baillie Henderson site; Baillie Henderson Hospital, a specialist psychiatric hospital; and the private St Andrew's and St Vincent's. UniSQ's founding campus is here, and boarding schools such as Toowoomba Grammar, Fairholme College, Downlands College and The Glennie School take students from western Queensland. The city is also home to personnel from the Army Aviation Centre at Oakey and Borneo Barracks at Cabarlah. For a clinic, that means practitioner pages and online booking; for a café, motel or tutor, it means visiting parents and new arrivals who don't know the city yet.
The way through town has changed too. The Toowoomba Bypass, built as the Second Range Crossing, opened on 8 September 2019 and runs 41.3 km from Helidon Spa on the Warrego Highway to Athol on the Gore Highway, with the aim of taking up to 80% of heavy vehicles out of the CBD. Next to the CBD, the Toowoomba Railway Parklands priority development area covers about 50 hectares; council has put $10 million into restoring the 120-year-old Goods Shed, and the site of the old Defiance Flour Mill, which ran from 1899 to 2011, is set aside for homes, shops and offices. Council also points to a $500 million redevelopment of Grand Central and to more than 100 large public artworks that First Coat has brought to the CBD. Shops, bars and restaurants in town need menus, hours and directions that stay current, which is what the unlimited text and image changes in our hosting are for.
Spring is the busy season. The Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers began in 1950, when an estimated 50,000 people watched the first street procession; the floral parade now draws up to 75,000, and the 2026 carnival ran across three weekends, from 18 September to 5 October, with more than 80 events. Accommodation, cafés, florists and tour operators should have dates, packages and booking details on their site well before September. We're an Adelaide team at Ste 3/110 Hutt St and work with Toowoomba businesses by phone and email, so it makes no difference whether you're in the CBD or out past Pittsworth: you send your words and photos, we send a draft link, and you pay once you approve it. For the capital, see web design in Brisbane.
None of these clients is in Toowoomba or Queensland. Tomi's Bobcat is on the New South Wales far south coast, and Golden Years and SA Painting Professionals are in South Australia. We picked them for things a Toowoomba business deals with: a big rural service area, care services for older people, and coverage across a whole region.
Bobcat and excavator operators in the Bega Valley doing earthworks, structural landscaping and licensed pool building. One page holds three service sections, a 42-photo gallery that swipes, a testimonial carousel and a contact form, which is about what a plant hire or earthmoving contractor working the Downs would need.
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In-home support for older people in Northern Adelaide. The six-page site explains nine services on one page, offers aged care providers a referral option on the enquiry form, and uses large, readable text with tap-to-call on every page.
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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. The same idea suits a Toowoomba business that covers the city and a ring of country towns.
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“…Salem walked us through everything, gave us a fixed quote so we knew exactly what we were paying, and turned around the build faster than we thought possible.”
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See all 14 recent client sites in our portfolio.
Enough for most sole traders
$399
Your services, the towns you cover from Highfields to Pittsworth, photos, reviews, a quote form and a number to tap.
$899
Home, services and contact pages with hours, a map and CBD parking, or a menu, room or booking page.
$1,499
A page per service, practitioner or product line, with room for a page on the towns or districts you travel to.
Yes. We're an Adelaide (South Australia) web design team and work with Toowoomba and Darling Downs businesses by phone and email, not in person. Our current clients are in South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland, and we reply within 24 hours.
The same as anywhere else we work: $399 for one page and $899 for up to 3 pages, or $1,499 for up to 8. No GST is added and there's no deposit. If you need a domain, we register it in your name for about $20 a year. Full details are on our pricing page.
Yes. Because everything runs by phone and email, a business in Oakey, Crows Nest or Millmerran works with us exactly as one on Ruthven Street would. Our pages are coded by hand and kept light, so they load quickly even on a patchy mobile signal.
Yes, at the same prices as a new site. Send us the address and make sure you control the domain; if the business that built your old site registered it in their name, ask them to move it to yours. We bring across the words and photos worth keeping and add any new ones you send.
Yes. We build online booking and payment systems into sites and quote them per job, because a clinic, a B&B and a tour each work differently; or we link the system you already use. Online stores are $799 or $1,999 depending on your range. See booking website design and ecommerce website design.
Most sites are live within 5–10 days of us getting your words and photos; bigger sites (up to 8 pages) take 2–3 weeks. If harvest, calving or the Carnival of Flowers has you flat out, the draft waits until you have time to look at it.
Tell us what your business does, which towns you cover and whether you need bookings, a store or a rebuild. We'll send a fixed price, build the draft for you to check on your phone, and you pay only once you've approved it.
We reply within 24 hours. Prefer email? info@webcraftstudio.com.au