Custom websites

Multi-location websites for branches, franchises and brands

One website for every branch, franchise or brand you run. Shared pages are written once. Each location gets its own page, address, hours and phone, and enquiries go to the right office.

What is a multi-location website?

One website that shows every location as one business. Head office writes the shared pages once: services, brand, policies. Each branch or brand has its own page, address, hours, phone and staff, so Google can find it for its suburb or town. A customer on the Mount Gambier page calls the Mount Gambier office.

Should you have one website for all your locations?

Built for
A business with several branches. A franchise that wants one brand and a page per franchisee. A group trading under more than one name.
Replaces
A separate site for each branch, drifting apart. A single-office site with the other branches in the footer. A WordPress multisite every office updates differently.
Not for
Two locations that share one phone number and one set of hours. A single site with a locations page does that, and we will say so.

What's included in a multi-location website?

One list of every location

Address, phone, hours and staff for every branch, in one place. Change a phone number once; it changes everywhere.

A page for each location

Each branch gets its own web address, so a search for its suburb lands on that branch, not head office.

Shared pages written once

Services, brand and policy pages are written once and show everywhere. A local difference is set for that branch only.

Find and call the nearest branch

Type a suburb or postcode and get the nearest branch. Its call and enquiry links go to that branch.

Google finds every location

Each page carries the details Google reads: name, address, phone, hours. Your Google listing matches the right branch.

Several brands, one build

Where locations trade under different names, each brand gets its own logo, colours and web address on the same build.

Opening and closing a branch

Add a branch to the list and its page appears. Close one and old links still land somewhere useful.

Not sure? Call 1300 699 321 — ten minutes will tell you.

How is a multi-location website built and priced?

Five stages, each ending with pages you can open and check.

See how a project runs
  1. First chat

    We go through every branch and brand with you: what they share, what differs, which phone rings where, and who may change what.

  2. Plan and price

    You sign off a written plan: what each location carries, which pages are shared, where enquiries land. The price is fixed on that plan.

  3. Build

    Built in order: the list of locations first, filled with your real branches, then the shared pages, then a page for every branch.

  4. Testing

    Every location page is checked against its real address, hours and phone. A test enquiry from each page is confirmed to reach that branch.

  5. Launch

    Every location goes live at once, on one web address or one per brand. Whoever keeps the list current gets their login.

Questions before you call

Does each location get its own page?

Yes. Each branch, franchise or brand has its own page and its own details for Google, so a search for its suburb or town can list that branch rather than head office.

Can each branch update its own details?

Yes, where the quote includes it. A branch can be given a login for its own entry — hours, phone, staff — while the shared pages stay with head office.

Can one site serve several brands or web addresses?

Yes. Each brand gets its own name, logo, colours and web address on the same build. Shared content is kept once and shows under every brand.

What happens when we open or close a branch?

You do it yourself, without a new build. A new branch is a new entry in the list; a closed branch's page is pointed elsewhere, so old links still reach you.

How much does a multi-location website cost?

One fixed price, agreed in writing before we start and paid in stages. It depends on how many locations and brands you have and how much differs between them.

Get a fixed quote for a multi-location website.

Call us, or answer a few short questions. We reply within one business day with a fixed price in writing.

1300 699 321

Mon–Fri 9–5, Adelaide time · we reply within one business day