Cape Town Website Development, BUILT to convert

Yes. A lot of Cape Town web work is hospitality-led: guesthouses in Sea Point, restaurants around the V&A Waterfront and CBD, tour operators and boutique hotels.

We build sites where the booking or enquiry flow is the whole point, with availability calendars, direct-booking forms, and integrations into channel managers or reservation tools such as NightsBridge, so you take fewer commission-heavy third-party bookings. Everything is mobile-first, because most holiday research happens on a phone. Marketing sites of this kind start from R25,000.

Yes. Cape Town draws visitors from Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, France and beyond, so tourism and Winelands sites often need English plus one or two other languages.

We build multilingual pages with clean URL structures and hreflang tags so each language ranks properly in its own market, rather than bolting on a translate widget. We also make sure prices, contact details and booking flows read correctly for an overseas visitor planning a trip from another time zone.

Yes. The Cape’s wine, craft food and artisan producers are some of the most brand-led sellers in the country, and they need a store that carries that visual quality through to checkout.

We build Shopify or WooCommerce stores with proper product photography layouts, case and mixed-case bundles, age-gating where it applies, and South African payment gateways such as PayFast, Yoco and Ozow. We integrate local couriers like The Courier Guy and Aramex for nationwide delivery. Store builds start from R35,000.

Yes. Property is a strong Cape Town sector, from Atlantic Seaboard and Southern Suburbs residential to Century City commercial space.

We build listing sites with searchable, filterable property databases, map views, agent profiles and lead-capture enquiry forms, and we can sync listings from a feed or CRM so your team updates stock in one place. These are typically scoped as custom builds from R75,000 depending on how many integrations and search filters you need.

Custom marketing and booking sites start from R25,000, which covers design, build, an SEO foundation, an editable CMS and mobile optimisation. Wine, food and retail online stores start from R35,000. Larger custom builds such as property portals, membership sites or booking platforms start from R75,000, scoped after a discovery call. Maintenance plans start from R5,000 a year.

Everything is quoted in writing before work begins, and we work with no long-term contracts. See our pricing page or request a custom quote.

Juicy Designs is a nationwide agency with its head office in Pretoria, and we deliver Cape Town projects remotely.

In practice that means video kick-off and review calls, a shared staging link you can open any time to see progress, written updates, and WhatsApp for quick questions. Printed collateral is couriered, and on-location photography or content shoots in Cape Town are arranged when a project needs them. Founded in 2015 and founder-led, we have delivered work across South Africa this way for clients who never needed us in the room.

Yes. Cape Town’s creative, film and production scene lives or dies on how its work looks online. We build image and video-heavy portfolio sites that stay fast, with proper media compression, lazy loading and Core Web Vitals kept in the green so a reel-heavy homepage still loads quickly. The design is led by the work itself rather than a template, which suits studios, photographers, agencies and production houses that are judged on visual craft.

Yes. Alongside larger builds we work with independent shops, service businesses and early-stage founders in Woodstock, the CBD and the Southern Suburbs. For a lean budget we build a fast, SEO-ready site you can edit yourself, from R12,000, with the option to grow into a store or booking system later. There are no long-term contracts, so you are never locked in, and you own the site and its content outright.