Correct hours,
everywhere they look.
A Brisbane cafe's website has one job before it has any others, and that is telling the person standing on the footpath whether you're open right now. The rest of it can wait until that part is right.
A menu you can edit yourself, and one set of opening hours that reaches everywhere people check. Every build and care price is published, GST included. Full pricing.
Wrong hours cost more than bad design.
Someone checks Google at 7am on the Monday of a long weekend, reads 'closed', and walks to the next place with the lights on. You never find out that happened.
Hours differ on Google, Facebook and the site
Three places to look, three answers, and people believe whichever one says closed.
The menu is a PDF
Which means pinching and zooming on a phone, and a fresh export every time the price of a flat white moves.
Public holidays are invisible
The one morning everybody checks first, and there's nothing on the page that answers them.
Four questions, answered before they call.
Hours in one place, pushed everywhere
You change them once. The site and your Google Business Profile stay in step, public holidays included.
A menu you can edit yourself
Real text instead of a PDF, so it reads properly on a phone, Google can index it, and a price change takes a minute rather than a trip to the printer.
Findable when it matters
Local search set up around your suburb, so a 'cafe near me' at half past seven puts you in front of someone who is already walking.
Bookings or orders if you take them
Group bookings, catering enquiries or online ordering, wired to whichever system you already run.
The enquiries that arrive after closing.
Function and catering questions turn up at nine at night, hours after the machine has been wiped down. The enquiry agent keeps answering while the shop is shut. Each agent is a setup fee and then a fixed monthly cost, quoted once we've seen what you use, GST included.
Enquiry agent
Handles the catering and function questions that land after hours, and takes down the date, the numbers and a contact while the person is still interested.
Review booster
Google Review Booster can ask for a review after a good morning, in your words, with quiet hours so nobody gets a text at 6am. It is built to work by text message, so it starts once our SMS service is live.
Booking reminders
We can scope a reminder for the table of twelve the day before, so a group booking doesn't quietly evaporate. Reminders go by text, so they start once our SMS service is live.
Cafe website questions, answered.
More are on the FAQ page.
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How much does a cafe website cost in Brisbane?
A menu, opening hours, location, bookings or catering and contact can fit the five pages of Essentials, which is $1,399, GST included. A monthly care plan, from $69 on a 24-month term, keeps the site online and up to date. Every build and care price is published.
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Can I change the menu and opening hours myself?
Yes. The menu is real text, not a PDF, so it reads properly on a phone, Google can index it, and you can edit it yourself. Opening hours are set in one place and kept in step with your Google Business Profile, public holidays included. If you would rather send changes to us, content updates are covered by the care plan.
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Can customers book a table or order online?
If you take them, yes. Group bookings, catering enquiries or online ordering are connected to the system you already run, so they land where you already look.
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How quickly can the site be live?
The mockup arrives within 48 hours of our first conversation, free, so you can see the menu and hours laid out before paying anything. Once you approve it and send the menu and photos, launch is aimed within 72 hours. That is an estimate, not a promise.
Let's get your hours right.
Send us the cafe name and we'll tell you what Google currently thinks your opening hours are, plus a quote.
On the bay side of town, the Redlands and bayside page covers the same work from Cleveland through to Wynnum, search visibility and agents included.