the faqs.

That’s exactly who I build for. When someone hears about you from a friend, they usually look you up on their phone before they message you. A website makes sure what they find feels like the business they were recommended, and lets them see your prices and book on the spot. It doesn’t replace Instagram or word of mouth. It just makes sure you don’t miss the clients they send your way.

You definitely could, and some people love doing it themselves. A lot of owners start and run out of time, or end up with something that never quite feels right. I write it, design it from scratch and set up your Google and booking alongside it, so it’s done properly while you get back to work. And if doing it yourself really is the right fit for you, I’ll happily tell you that when we chat.

I can’t promise numbers, and I’d be a little wary of anyone who does. What I can do is make it really easy for people to find you, see your prices and book, which is often where clients quietly slip away. On the established, you’ll also be able to see how many people visit and where they come from.

Usually just an hour or two. I’ll ask you a few questions and for your photos, services and prices, then I’ll do all the writing and setting up. Once your first draft is ready, you can screenshot anything you’d like changed and send it to me on WhatsApp.

The writing and design, made from scratch for your phone first, a simple enquiry form, your Google Business Profile set up, help choosing and connecting your domain and email, a handover call, and small changes for a while after launch. The local and the established also include booking or forms, and the established adds a gift voucher page and visitor tracking.

Yes, for the searches that matter most. Every website is set up so Google can read it properly: your services, your suburb and the words your clients actually search are written into every page, and your Google Business Profile is connected so searching your name finds you straight away.

The one thing I won’t promise is a ranking. No one can honestly guarantee “number one on Google,” so I’d be a little wary of anyone who does. Most of my clients’ new work comes from someone who already has their name, from Instagram or a friend, and this makes sure that when they search it, they find you and can book on the spot.

Yes. You can start with your Google Business Profile ($249), an Instagram tune-up ($199), a link-in-bio price page ($349) or booking setup ($349). The full set up ($990) does all four at once. Everything is on the services page.

That’s a great place to start. The smallest job is an Instagram tune-up for $199. If you begin with a link-in-bio price page and go on to a website within 6 months, the $349 comes off your website.

Yes. Once your first draft is done, you can watch your website come together. Screenshot anything you’d like changed and send it to me on WhatsApp, and I’ll reply while I’m building. Changes during the build are included. New pages, new sections or a redesign are quoted first.

Usually two to four weeks, counted from the day I have your photos and details. Need it sooner? Rush is $490 and gets your website live within 2 weeks of getting your content, subject to availability.

Only two builds at a time, so your first payment books your place.

Yes. Monalux works with businesses Australia-wide.

You do. You buy your domain in your own name, and I’ll help you choose it and set it up. Once your website is paid in full, it’s yours too.

Yes. The local includes setting up your booking app, like Fresha, Timely or Square, and connecting it to your website, for up to 15 services, 2 staff and 1 location. The established includes booking of any size. Don’t have a booking app yet? I’ll help you choose one and set it up. For trades, I can set up a quote form instead, where clients send the job type, their address, measurements, photos and when they need it done, so you can price the job before you visit. Booking setup is also available on its own for $349.

Yes. The established includes a gift voucher page, and you can add one to the solo or the local for $290. It connects to your booking app’s gift vouchers, or I’ll set up simple online vouchers with Square if you don’t have one.

Websites are $2,040 for the solo (one page), $3,190 for the local (three pages) and $4,590 for the established (five pages plus a gift voucher page), and every website can be split into 4 fortnightly payments. Not ready for a full website? The link-in-bio price page is $349, and that comes off a website within 6 months. The full breakdown is on the services page.

Yes. Every website, and the full set up, can be split into 4 fortnightly payments. Smaller jobs are paid upfront.

Invoices go out through Stripe, and you can pay by card or bank transfer.

Your domain renewal (about $20 a year) and any app fees, like your booking app, are paid by you. For hosting, you can choose hosting and backups with me for $149 a year, or I can set your website up on your own free Netlify account. Once your included window ends, changes are $49 per half hour.

Small changes to words, prices, photos, hours and links are included for a while after launch: 2 weeks for the solo, 1 month for the local and 3 months for the established. After that, changes are $49 per half hour. Send them all to me in one go and I’ll do them at once, so it costs you less. New pages are $290, and new sections or a redesign are quoted first.