( 5 projects )( 5 live )( From $9.95 / wk )
Real sites for real local businesses.
These are actual Moltiply builds — all five live on their own domains today. No mockups, no stock case studies.
Featured project — Hosanna! Music Specialist
( Featured project )
A private music teacher with more than 20 years of experience needed a site as gentle as her lessons — a soft, illustrated design that introduces Ruby, explains her signature ages 2–14 program, and walks parents straight to booking.
( Sector — music education )( Status — live )( Loads — <1s )
( More live builds )
Live on their own domains.
One trusted team for homes, commercial sites, strata, and councils.
A 35-year family business with a wide service list needed structure: clear service areas from repairs and roofing to WPCG-accredited service-station work, with a quote request never more than a tap away.
( 35-year family business )( WPCG-accredited )( 8 services )
Visit ablemaintenancegroup.com.au
A quote form on the first screen — because that is the whole job.
A friendly one-pager for a local gardener: ten services at a glance, before-and-after proof, and a free-quote form sitting right in the hero where visitors land.
( Hero quote form )( Phone + form paths )
Visit waltersmowing.com.au
A gallery-first portfolio where the artwork does the talking.
A Perth painter needed her work front and centre: an edge-to-edge gallery strip, a quiet canvas that lets saturated originals pop, and clear paths to the shop and commission enquiries.
( Gallery + shop )( Commissions )( .art domain )
Visit mercedesmichel.art
A personal brand site with one job: start the conversation.
A one-pager for Perth's networking queen — a confident editorial hero, services and recognition at a glance, and a "start a conversation" path in reach from every section.
( One-page site )( 15K+ LinkedIn audience )( Personal brand )
Visit petagrantnetworking.com.auNo mockups. No stock case studies.
( How we approach the work )
Three principles behind every build.
Above the fold has to earn the scroll
If the visitor cannot answer "what is this and is it for me?" in the first screen, the rest of the site does not get read.
Proof beats polish
Real photography, named clients, and metric callouts do more for trust than another gradient hero.
Enquiry paths are designed, not assumed
Where the contact form sits, what it asks, and how it confirms — every step is a deliberate decision.
( Ready when you are )
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