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6ixMedia SA

Web design

Web design in Pretoria and across South Africa

A custom website built around how your business actually sells — not a template with your logo dropped into it.

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From R1,500Landing page. Business sites from R3,500.

Designed for your business, not a category

Template sites all solve the same imaginary business. Yours has a specific customer, a specific objection to overcome, and a specific reason people choose you over the competitor down the road. The design starts there.

  • Full home page design before any code is written
  • Layouts built around your actual services and prices
  • Copywriting help if you do not have text ready
  • Unlimited revisions during the design stage

Fast on a South African phone

Most of your visitors arrive on mobile data, often outside a city. We build light pages, compress every image, and test on real devices rather than a resized browser window. A site that takes eight seconds to load has already lost the enquiry.

Ready to be found

Page titles, descriptions, heading structure, image alt text, a sitemap and structured data are set up at build time. We connect Google Analytics and Search Console, and submit the site so indexing starts immediately rather than whenever Google notices you.

Common questions

How much does a website cost in South Africa?
A single-page site is R1,500 and a five-to-eight page business site is R3,500. Both include hosting and a domain for the first year, so there is nothing more to pay in year one.
How long does the design take?
Three to ten days for most websites once we have your content. Apps take two to three weeks. If you are working to a deadline, tell us early and we will build the schedule around it.
Can I edit the site myself afterwards?
Yes. We build on a content system you log into, and we walk you through the common changes at handover so you are not paying us to update a phone number.

Tell us what you are building.

Domain, hosting, SSL and a design that makes the right first impression — handled by one team, in Pretoria and in China.