Services for local small business
A proper website, or a spreadsheet that does the job. Fair prices.
FairMark Studio builds simple, fast one-page websites for local businesses and custom Excel tools for sole traders. You deal with real people, get a fixed price up front, and keep everything we make.
One-page business website: from $249
What you get
- Mobile-friendly layout that loads fast
- Call, email or booking button
- Your services, prices, photos and reviews
- Google Maps and opening hours
- Basic SEO, so locals can find you
- One round of changes included
How it works
- Send us your business name and Facebook page (if you have one).
- We send a fixed quote and a quick mock-up idea.
- Pay 50% up front by PayID or bank transfer.
- Your site is live in 3-5 business days.
- Pay the other 50% once you're happy.
Hosting and domain
No lock-in. We pass on domain costs at cost (usually around $15-25 a year for a .com or .com.au) and can host on free, reliable hosting. Or we'll guide you to set it up in your own name, so you always own it.
Extra pages, online booking systems or shops can be quoted separately.
See some examples
These are sample sites for made-up businesses, so you can see the style.
Custom Excel tools: from $99
Built around how you actually work, in Excel or Google Sheets, with clear instructions.
Money & tax
- Business or household budgets
- GST and BAS trackers
- Income and expense records for tax time
Quotes & invoices
- Quote and invoice templates with your logo
- Automatic GST and totals
- Paid / unpaid tracking
Jobs, clients & stock
- Job and client trackers
- Simple inventory and reorder lists
- Rosters and booking logs
Simple tools start at $99. Bigger builds get a fixed quote before we start, 50% up front by PayID or bank transfer, and are usually ready in 2-4 business days.
Tell us what you need
Fill in the short form and we'll reply within one business day with a fixed quote. No pressure, no sales calls.
FairMark Studio spreadsheets give general information only and aren't tax or financial advice. For tax questions, talk to a registered tax agent or the ATO.