Tradies & local services
Plumbers, sparkies, cleaners, mobile mechanics. What you do, where you go, and a big button to call you.
Get A Geek makes simple, good-looking one-page websites for small businesses — $500 for the build, then a small monthly fee to keep it online.
Everything's done online. Fill in a form, get a preview, go live.
Who this is for
Plumbers, sparkies, cleaners, mobile mechanics. What you do, where you go, and a big button to call you.
Hours, menu or price list, a few photos, a map, your Instagram. That's what people are actually looking for.
Testing a business or a simple app? Get something real online without spending what an agency charges.
How it works
Tell me about your business, add your logo and a few photos, and pick a look you like. About 15 minutes, on your phone if you want.
You get a private link within a few days. Want a colour changed or a line reworded? Reply with your notes and it's done.
Domain connected, hosting sorted, looks right on every phone. Once you're happy, it's online.
Pricing
For most small businesses, this is the whole job.
$500 once, for the build
+ $29 a month for hosting, your .com.au domain and small updates
A booking tool, a quote calculator, a job tracker, a members' page.
from $2,500
Fixed price agreed up front · App Store / Google Play version from $5,000 · + from $49 a month to run it
Something small that runs in the browser and tests whether your idea has legs — before you spend agency money finding out.
Tell me about your ideaAdd-ons
$15
per mailbox, per month
you@yourbusiness.com.au on Microsoft 365, set up on your phone and laptop.
$150
per page, once
A menu, a gallery, a services page — whatever doesn't fit on one.
$99
once
Set up and linked to your site so you show up on Google Maps.
$200
once
Customers pick a time or request a quote, and it lands in your inbox.
A straight answer
Because there's no office, no sales team and no account manager. Get A Geek is one person in Perth building websites after hours, working fast with tools that do in an evening what used to take a week.
You pay for the result, not the overhead. And if what you need is genuinely big — a twenty-page site, an online shop, a brand workshop — I'll say so and point you to someone who does that.
Phone photos are fine. No logo? Your business name set in a good typeface looks better than a bad logo.
Small updates — new hours, a new price, a new photo — are included in the monthly fee. Bigger changes are quoted up front.
No. Everything runs through the online form and email. That's part of how the price stays low.
The site comes down, but the domain is yours. You can take it anywhere.
Get started
Nothing to pay until you've seen a preview and you're happy with it.
Got it — that's come through.
I'll email you a preview link within a few days.