Our sites: the businesses we run on Social Web
Updated 19 October 2026
Most website companies show you a wall of client logos. We don't have one, and we're not going to invent one.
What we can show you is ours. These are businesses we own and run ourselves, on the same tech and the same design approach we use for clients. They aren't clients, and they aren't case studies. We don't quote their traffic, sales or rankings here. Open any of them and look for yourself. That's the point of this page.
Different industries, same underlying build: designed, hosted and kept current the way yours would be.
DSK: pre-sale and strata cleaning, Sydney
Pre-sale and strata cleaning across Sydney. Booking-ready site, before/after gallery, quote requests handled online.
What to look at on dsk.au:
- A page for each main service, then a page for that service in each suburb it covers. There are more than 170 of those, each written for the place.
- A before and after page with eight real jobs, each with a line on what was done.
- A quote button and phone number in the header, and a quote form in three short steps that tells you to expect a written quote within 24 hours.
How a cleaning business website should work, using dsk.au · dsk.au
Eonia: a mobile medispa, Sydney
An aesthetic clinic's treatment menu, online booking and shop, all in one clean site.
What to look at on eonia.au:
- A treatment menu in eight groups with a search box, where every treatment shows its time and full-session price.
- Book consultation and the phone number in the header of every page, a vouchers page, and a shop of take-home products you can search by category.
- A treatment safety page, and an aftercare assistant that tells people to contact the clinic directly if something feels wrong.
How a clinic website should work, using eonia.au · eonia.au
HydraLab: cleaning chemicals, Sydney
A cleaning chemicals manufacturer's product range and trade pricing, built for both retail and bulk buyers.
What to look at on hydralab.au:
- Products sold by the 20 L drum, with the price including GST on the home page, ordered online for pickup or delivery.
- A mixing calculator for each product, guides for operators, and a trade pricing form that asks how many drums a month you use.
- Ask HydraLab, an assistant that helps with product choice, mixing and delivery. Under the chat box it reminds people to check the label and safety data sheet, test a small area first, and call if it's urgent. It also gives the Poisons Information number.
What a website assistant should and shouldn't answer · hydralab.au
Metis Cortex: organising a legal matter
Organises a legal matter: the documents it needs, what you have, what's missing, and a tidy file for your appointment.
What to look at on metiscortex.au:
- You describe the matter in your own words and it lists the documents that kind of matter needs. You see that list before you pay.
- Upload documents as you find them, or photograph paper ones with your phone. Then export one tidy pack for your first appointment.
- It says on the home page that it's an organiser, not a lawyer, and that it points you to a lawyer when something is a legal judgement call.
This is the most app-like of the five. People sign in, upload and track their progress, which is a different job from a brochure site.
Komiti: a payroll check for Xero
Watches a small business's Xero Payroll and says, every payday, what's owed and the date it has to land.
What to look at on komiti.ai:
- A payday email with what's owed and the date the super has to reach each fund.
- Renewals, licences and red-tape dates in the same list, each linked to its official source.
- A set of free tools, most of which need no account, and a plain line that Komiti never pays anyone or posts a pay run.
What the five have in common
They sell very different things, but the sites follow the same habits. Every page has one clear next step, whether that's a quote, a booking, an order or a free check. Each one shows a price somewhere you can find it. They're written in the plain words the business would use on the phone. And where there's an assistant, it hands anything risky to a person instead of guessing.
Those are the habits we bring to a website for your business.
What yours would get
A designed website is from A$1,499. That covers up to 5 pages and 2 rounds of changes, delivered in 3 to 5 business days. An AI design engine drafts every page and a person runs it: each page is checked and refined by a person before you see it. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Hosting is part of your monthly plan, from A$99 a month on Website, you run it, so there's no separate hosting bill. All prices are in Australian dollars and include GST where applicable.