Honest prices, clearly explained

No hidden figures. No sales-call ambush.

Choose a solid starting point. If your project falls outside it, we will explain why and quote it before any work begins.

Launch

For a new business that needs a credible online presence.

R3,990 once-off
No VAT · Payment terms in quote
  • Up to 3 pages
  • Mobile-first design
  • Contact form setup
  • WhatsApp and social links
  • Basic on-page SEO
  • 1 revision round
Choose Launch

Lead

For a business that wants a complete lead-generation platform.

R11,990 once-off
No VAT · Payment terms in quote
  • Up to 10 pages
  • Full copywriting support
  • Booking integration
  • Blog setup
  • Advanced local SEO foundation
  • 3 revision rounds
Choose Lead

Core packages above are for standard informational business websites. Specialty packages below cover focused industries.

Specialty package · Food & restaurants

Serve — built for kitchens that take orders.

Website, collection-only online ordering, and setup support for Uber Eats and Mr D. You own the accounts and the kitchen; we handle the digital setup pack.

Restaurant package

Serve

For restaurants, takeaways, cafés and food businesses that need a clear website, pickup orders, and marketplace listing help.

R12,990 once-off
No VAT · Payment terms in quote · ~3–5 weeks after content
  • Restaurant website (up to 6 pages: menu, collect/order, contact, and more)
  • Collection-only online ordering setup (pickup — no delivery fleet from us)
  • Uber Eats listing assistance pack (application checklist, menu format, profile copy)
  • Mr D listing assistance pack (same style of setup support)
  • Staff handover notes for accepting collection and platform orders
  • Analytics, basic local SEO, WhatsApp & contact paths · 2 revision rounds

Important: Platform approval is never guaranteed. You own Uber Eats and Mr D accounts, pay their commissions and fees, and run kitchen fulfilment. We do not operate as merchant of record, manage daily orders, or provide a delivery fleet. Food licences and banking remain your responsibility.

E-commerce shops, multi-branch systems, POS purchase, professional food photography and custom apps are quoted separately.

Optional care after launch

Keep your website looked after.

Each support allowance resets monthly. Unused updates do not roll over, and larger changes are quoted separately.

Care

R249 /month

Hosting, SSL, backups and one small update per month.

Support

R499 /month

Everything in Care plus up to three small updates per month.

Priority

R899 /month

Everything in Care plus up to six updates and priority assistance.

How does payment work?

Your payment schedule and due dates are stated clearly in the quotation before work begins. Standard terms are 50% deposit and 50% before launch, unless your quote says otherwise. Full client terms (including refunds and ownership) are in our service agreement.

Can I pay in instalments?

Payment plans can be discussed. Websites purchased on a payment plan must be hosted with Power Designs Web until the agreed payments are complete.

Are there hidden monthly fees?

No. Support plans are optional unless they form part of an agreed payment plan. Third-party costs such as domains, premium software or paid booking services are disclosed separately.

Do these prices include VAT?

Power Designs Web is not currently VAT registered, so VAT is not added to the listed prices.

What is the Serve restaurant package?

Serve (R12,990 once-off) is for restaurants and food businesses. It includes a focused website, collection-only online ordering setup, and assisted Uber Eats and Mr D application packs. You still own the platform accounts, pay their fees, and run the kitchen.

Do you guarantee Uber Eats or Mr D listing?

No. We prepare menus, profiles and checklists and guide you through applications. Acceptance, commissions and account ownership sit with you and the platforms — not with Power Designs Web.

Not sure which package fits?

Tell us what your business needs. We will recommend the simplest suitable option.

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