Western Sydney
Find out what's actually holding your website back. Free, in 15 minutes.
Wondering what a website should cost, or why your business is not showing up on Google? Heath will look at your site before you talk, then give you 15 minutes of straight answers. No pitch, no report to buy at the end.
Book your free 15-minute teardown
Heath reads every request personally. No website yet is fine, that is worth 15 minutes too.
You searched a fair question. Here is a straight answer.
What does a website actually cost?
Less than most agencies want you to think, and more than a $99 template that never brings in a job. A proper small-business site in Australia runs from about $1,000 for a clean three-page build to $2,500 for a full site with copy, forms and Google set up properly, which is exactly what NXT charges, fixed price. The real question is not the sticker price, it is why the site you pay for does or does not produce work.
Which one applies to you? That's exactly what the teardown answers. →
Why is my business not showing up on Google?
Usually one of three things. Google does not know the site exists (no sitemap, never submitted, or the site blocks it). The site never says what you do and where you do it in words a customer would type. Or your Google Business Profile is unclaimed or half-empty, so Google has nothing to show. None of these are mysterious, and most are cheap to fix once someone points at the right one.
Which one applies to you? That's exactly what the teardown answers. →
A real one, start to finish
Sydney Diesel Marine were running on a website built in 2012.
NXT replaced it with a site that went live in August 2026. Then came the part most web designers never touch: a CRM built into the back of it, a customer portal and an online store. A jobs board is being built now, so every job lands straight on the technicians' calendars. The website was just the start.
“Heath at NXT Innings has been one of the best investments we have made for our business… I would highly recommend NXT Innings Consulting.”
The website is just the part you can see.
When owners ask what a website costs, what they are really asking is why the one they have is not producing work. Those are different questions, and the second one is the one worth answering.
A website on its own is a brochure. What makes it pay is what is connected behind it: the form that reaches your inbox and gets answered, the enquiries that get followed up instead of forgotten, the bookings and jobs that land where your team actually looks.
That is what the Sydney Diesel Marine build above was, and it is what the teardown looks at: not just how the site looks, but whether anything behind it is doing the work.
How the teardown works.
Tell me where to look.
Fill in the form with your website address. No website yet is fine, the teardown works from your Google presence and what customers currently find when they search for you.
Heath does the homework first.
Before you talk, Heath has already been through your site, your Google visibility and what your competitors are doing. The 15 minutes is spent on answers, not discovery questions.
15 minutes of straight answers.
What is holding the site back, what to fix first, and what it should cost. If NXT is not the right fix, Heath will say so and point you at whoever is.
Already know you need a rebuild?
Skip the teardown if you like. Both builds are fixed price, agreed upfront, and you own everything at handover: domain, hosting and code. No lock-in.
Basic
A clean, professional web presence, sorted fast.
- Three pages: Home, Services, Contact
- Mobile-first design that looks right on any screen
- Contact form with email notifications
- Full handover: domain, hosting and code
Full
The complete build: your whole business, told properly.
- Every service you offer, no page caps
- Copy written and polished from your rough notes
- Search-ready: titles, descriptions, sitemap submitted to Google
- 30 days of post-launch fixes included
15 minutes. Straight answers. Free.
The fastest way to a real answer about your website is to have someone look at it with you. Heath reads every request personally.