Turning Australia's Web Industry Upside Down: Now Websites New Affordable Model

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Now Websites highlights its new transparent website pricing model, giving Australian businesses instant clarity on costs, inclusions, and optional upgrades without lengthy quotes or sales pressure.

Now Websites is challenging the traditional Australian web agency model by introducing a transparent, affordable website pricing structure that removes delays, hidden costs, and complex quoting processes. Based in Byford, Western Australia, the company allows businesses to view upfront pricing and optional add-ons instantly, helping small and service-based businesses make faster, more confident decisions when building or upgrading a website.
Byford, Western Australia - Now Websites is challenging the traditional Australian web agency model with a new, streamlined approach designed to remove complexity, delays, and opaque pricing from the website build process.

The new model allows businesses to view transparent pricing online and instantly see the cost of optional add-ons, eliminating the need to wait days or weeks for custom quotes from web agencies. Now Websites says this approach is aimed squarely at small and service-based businesses that want clarity, speed, and certainty before committing to a project.

Designed for businesses that want speed and certainty

Unlike conventional agency processes that often involve lengthy consultations, variable quotes, and shifting costs once a project is underway, Now Websites' system enables business owners to understand exactly what they are getting upfront. Customers can clearly see inclusions, compare options, and make informed decisions without sales pressure or back-and-forth negotiations.

"Many business owners feel frustrated by not knowing what their website will actually cost until the very end," a Now Websites spokesperson said. "We've turned that process on its head by putting pricing and optional upgrades in plain sight, so people can make decisions instantly and with confidence."

The company says its model is built around transparency, efficiency, and practical outcomes, with websites designed to be mobile-responsive, conversion-focused, and suited to modern browsing habits. By standardising its process and clearly displaying optional add-ons, Now Websites aims to remove uncertainty while still giving customers flexibility to tailor their website to their needs.

Designed for businesses that want speed and certainty, the new approach is particularly suited to operators launching a new business, upgrading an outdated website, or moving away from do-it-yourself platforms. Now Websites says the goal is to reduce barriers to getting online by simplifying both the pricing and the overall experience.

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About Now Websites

Now Websites provides web design services for Australian businesses, with a focus on affordable pricing, transparent inclusions, and professional website delivery.

Business details Name: Now Websites Website: https://nowwebsites.com.au/ [https://nowwebsites.com.au/]ABN: 78281669429 Phone: 0422 638 608 Address: PO Box 272, 11/837 Sth Western Hwy, Byford, Western Australia 6122

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