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The question comes up in the same shape every time. “So how do I know I’m not paying R1999 for a R749 site?” Fair. The number on the invoice is the part you can see – what’s actually different underneath is the part you can’t, and that’s the part worth spelling out before you pick one.
So here it is, the four monthly plans, side by side, with what I actually do on each one. No “enterprise-grade” filler. If a line below matters to you, that’s your number.
R749/month — Business Website. A custom WordPress site on Elementor, unlimited pages and content updates, free domain, hosting and SSL, mobile-ready, a built-in SEO foundation, and ongoing support and maintenance. This is the default pick for the service business, the clinic, the law firm, the salon that needs it to look like it costs money. No deposit, no contract.
R999/month — Ecommerce (WooCommerce). Same base, plus a store built from scratch: unlimited products and images, stock control with low-stock alerts, and payment and courier wiring — PayFast, PayPal, and couriers like uAfrica, DHL, CourierIT. Free hosted-in-South-Africa hosting, SSL, unlimited mailboxes, and video walkthroughs for running the store. If you sell online, this is the one — the difference from the R749 is that the R999 has a checkout.

R1499/month — Platinum Business. Everything custom, which is the whole point. No stock templates, no generic blocks. Bespoke animations, headers, forms, backgrounds, custom front- and back-end functionality, full branding with your own fonts and colours. It’s for the business where the site is the pitch. Still no deposit, no contract.
R1999/month — Platinum Ecommerce. A fully custom WooCommerce build — bespoke buttons, forms, navbar and footer, advanced animations, custom code front and back, a blog wired for SEO, and secure payment integration. Hosting, SSL, support included, no upfront deposit, no lock-in. This is what the online stores with a real brand ask for.
The short version: R749 = custom business site, done. R999 = that plus a working store and payments. R1499 = every pixel bespoke. R1999 = a fully custom store. All four: hosted in SA, no deposit, no contract. You’re paying for scope, not for a number. See the full package breakdown for the exact inclusions on each one.

Everyone assumes the gap between R749 and R1999 is about “features” — more plugins, more pages. It isn’t. It’s about how much was made for you versus put together for you. The R749 and R999 are the 90% of businesses. I build those every week and they look finished because they are. The Platinum tier is the 10% where the client had a specific idea that a template can’t reach, and I end up writing the code for it myself. Different labour, different price. That’s the honest split.
Yes on the four site plans. It’s monthly, you can stop it. The hosting runs in South Africa and comes with the plan — you’re not separately buying a server.
One line: does it sell things? The R999 adds WooCommerce, stock alerts, and payment + courier integrations. If you don’t sell online, the R749 is the right size and you shouldn’t pay the R250 difference.
Domain, hosting, SSL and unlimited content updates are bundled into the R749, R999, R1499 and R1999 plans. Support and maintenance roll into the same number — it’s not a separate line you pay later.
Not sure which tier fits? See all four packages with exact prices, or talk it through — the right call is usually the smaller one.
Prefer to talk it through first? Send the question over — a real person answers it.