Website Design for Townsville, QLD

Websites for Townsville businesses, from the CBD to the northern suburbs

Townsville is the biggest city in the north of Queensland and it doesn't act much like a country town. There's a working port, a garrison at Lavarack Barracks plus the RAAF base, a university and hospital precinct out at Douglas, and suburbs running from North Ward under Castle Hill all the way to the growth estates at Burdell and Deeragun. All of those areas are full of businesses that get found the same way now. Someone types what they need into their phone and rings whoever looks legitimate.

I'm Salem. I design websites from Adelaide and I work with Townsville clients remotely, over email and the odd phone call. That keeps my prices sensible. A one-page site is $399. If you need more, three pages runs $899 and a bigger business site with up to 8 pages is $1,499. Hosting is $30 a month and there's no lock-in contract on anything. Most sites are live within 5 to 10 business days. Have a look at my pricing page or the small business packages if you want the detail.

One thing that's a bit particular to Townsville: a decent share of your customers might not be locals. Day-trippers heading over to Magnetic Island, families posted up here with Defence, students starting at JCU. They're all searching before they arrive. If your cafe is near The Strand or you run charters from the marina, the website often does the selling before anyone walks in. I write pages with that in mind, and I've written more about it in my piece on websites for regional Australian businesses.