Do you have a Durban office?

We don't operate a physical office in Durban. We're a service-area business that works with KZN clients remotely — all communication happens over WhatsApp, Google Meet and shared docs. Our pricing is the same nationwide, and our turnaround is typically faster than Durban-based agencies because we don't carry agency overheads.

Can you integrate with logistics, courier and shipping APIs?

Yes. For e-commerce stores in KZN we routinely integrate with Bob Go, Courier Guy, Aramex, Pargo, PUDO and Postnet. For B2B logistics businesses we've integrated with custom freight platforms, port operations systems, and ERP integrations using Make, Zapier or custom APIs.

Do you build sites for guest houses and tourism businesses on the North Coast?

Yes. North Coast tourism is one of our most-served niches. We integrate booking platforms (Nightsbridge, NowBookIt, custom calendars), Stripe/PayFast payment, and we optimise for the international and Gauteng visitor traffic that drives the North Coast economy.

How do your prices compare to Durban agencies?

Durban agencies typically quote between R20,000 and R100,000 for a custom website. Our pricing starts at R5,500 because we operate as a remote, lean team. The technical quality and design polish is the same or higher.

Can you build sites in Zulu or with English/Zulu language switching?

Yes. We build multilingual sites with proper hreflang and language switching. For audience-facing services where Zulu localisation drives conversion (community services, grassroots commerce, public-facing organisations), we'll set up English/Zulu or trilingual setups.

KwaZulu-Natal

Web design and development for KZN businesses

Custom websites, e-commerce stores and web applications for Durban, Pietermaritzburg, Richards Bay, Umhlanga, Ballito and the rest of KwaZulu-Natal.

Web design and development in KwaZulu-Natal

WeMakeSites builds websites and web applications for businesses across KwaZulu-Natal — Durban, Pietermaritzburg, Richards Bay, Umhlanga, Ballito, Pinetown and surrounds. We serve KZN remotely with the same scope, timelines and pricing we offer the rest of South Africa. Custom websites from R5,500, e-commerce from R15,000, web applications scoped per project. Most projects launch in 3–6 weeks. KZN has a strong logistics, manufacturing, tourism and agricultural economy — we've built for clients in each of those sectors, including B2B catalogue sites for industrial suppliers, booking sites for North Coast guest houses, and e-commerce stores for Durban-based retailers. Every build includes mobile-first design, on-page SEO, structured data and Core Web Vitals optimisation. Care plans start at R449/month for ongoing security, hosting and support.

Doing business in KwaZulu-Natal

KwaZulu-Natal has a unique commercial mix: the Port of Durban is the busiest container port in southern Africa, the North Coast (Umhlanga, Ballito, Sheffield) is a fast-growing tourism and residential corridor, the Midlands has a specialised craft and lifestyle economy, and Pietermaritzburg is a major government and education hub. Each of these has different web needs.

Durban-based businesses tend to need either logistics-grade B2B sites (port operators, freight forwarders, manufacturers, agricultural exporters) or consumer-facing e-commerce. Both demand reliable, fast websites that integrate with operational systems — payment gateways, courier APIs, ERP systems. Generic templates from a marketplace builder fall over the moment volume picks up.

The North Coast tourism boom (Umhlanga, Ballito, Salt Rock, Sheffield) is driving a wave of new boutique guest houses, restaurants and lifestyle brands that need design-led websites with booking integration. Midlands businesses lean towards artisanal, niche e-commerce — we've built for craft producers, stud farms and lifestyle retailers in the region.

We also offer Zulu-language localisation where audience research suggests it converts (often the case for community-facing services and grassroots commerce).

Cities in KwaZulu-Natal

Detailed pages for cities and metros within the province.

Durban

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Areas we serve in KwaZulu-Natal

We work with businesses across the entire province. Common areas include:

Durban

CBD, Glenwood, Berea, Morningside, Westville, Umhlanga, Pinetown

Pietermaritzburg

PMB CBD, Hayfields, Scottsville, Hilton

Umhlanga & North Coast

Umhlanga, Ballito, Sheffield, Salt Rock, Zimbali

Richards Bay

Richards Bay, Empangeni

Midlands

Howick, Nottingham Road, Mooi River

South Coast

Amanzimtoti, Margate, Port Shepstone

Newcastle

Northern KZN

Industries we serve in KwaZulu-Natal

We've built websites and web applications for clients across KwaZulu-Natal's key industries:

Logistics & portsManufacturingAgriculture & sugarTourism & hospitalityRetail & e-commerceProfessional servicesEducation

Our services for KwaZulu-Natal businesses

Custom Websites

Stunning, responsive websites that convert visitors into customers.

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E-Commerce Solutions

Online stores that drive sales and delight customers.

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Web Applications

Powerful web apps tailored to your specific needs.

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Care Plans

Ongoing partnership to keep your site secure, fast, and growing.

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KwaZulu-Natal — frequently asked questions

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Web design and development in KwaZulu-Natal

Doing business in KwaZulu-Natal

We also offer Zulu-language localisation where audience research suggests it converts (often the case for community-facing services and grassroots commerce).