Web development across the Bay of Plenty

A region of growers, makers and hosts

The Bay of Plenty economy is unlike anywhere else in New Zealand. Te Puke calls itself the kiwifruit capital of the world. Katikati and the western Bay grow avocados and citrus. Rotorua runs on tourism, geothermal attractions and forestry. Whakatāne is the gateway to the eastern Bay, with fishing, farming and outdoor tourism. And Papamoa has become one of the fastest-growing communities in the Bay.

Each of those businesses needs something different from a website, so we do not start from a template. We start from how you sell and who you sell to.

What we build around the Bay

Some of the projects that fit the region best:

• Horticulture and packhouses: grower portals, staff rostering and seasonal recruitment pages
• Tourism and accommodation in Rotorua and the eastern Bay: booking, payments and multilingual pages
• Papamoa and Te Puke trades and services: local websites that rank in your own suburb
• Producers and makers: online stores to sell direct, across New Zealand
• Community organisations and clubs: membership, events and donations

Reaching visitors in their own language

Bay of Plenty tourism and horticulture both attract people from overseas, as visitors and as seasonal workers. We build multilingual websites properly, with a separate, indexable page for each language and the tags that tell Google which version to show. This site runs in English and Spanish on exactly that setup.

How we work with clients outside Tauranga

Distance is rarely a problem. Most projects run online: the quote builder for pricing, video calls for workshops, and a private preview link so you can check progress on your own phone. When meeting in person helps, Te Puke, Papamoa and Katikati are a short drive from the Mount, and we are happy to travel further for the right project.

Frequently asked questions