Most shops do not need a new website. They need something to put in the window this month, something to post that does not look like it was made in a phone app, and a Google listing that says the right hours. Those are small jobs, they are priced like small jobs, and they are finished in days for a flyer, about a week for a reel.
For butchers, bakers, cafés, restaurants and specialist retailers across Aotearoa, including shops we have never built anything else for.
Four things, each finished to a standard the printer or the platform will actually accept, which is where most cheap versions of this fall over.
A5 at 300 dpi with proper bleed and crop marks, so the print shop takes the file without a phone call and nothing important gets trimmed off. You get three directions to choose from, not one take-it-or-leave-it.
Fifteen to thirty seconds, cut for a phone held vertically, captioned throughout, with a voice-over and a music bed. Delivered in both 4:5 and 9:16 so the same piece works in a feed and in stories.
Your own ordering page if you have one, or your social profile if you do not. Not a marketplace listing that takes a commission on every order.
Counter photos taken on a phone, colour-corrected and cropped properly. If there is nothing usable, we will say so rather than hide it behind a filter.
Your shop needs something for the window, and something to post.
Salix makes flyers and short social video for local shops, from $220.
You send your photos, your logo if you have one, and the offer you want to run.
For a flyer, we come back with three directions to choose from.
It's A5 at 300 dpi, with bleed and crop marks for the printer.
The QR code goes to your own ordering page, not a marketplace listing.
For video, you get a first cut of 15 to 30 seconds, made for a phone.
It's captioned throughout, so it works with the sound off.
The voice-over is generated, over a licensed music bed.
Two rounds of changes are in the price.
Then you get print-ready PDFs, the video in both crops, and the source images.
The files are yours to keep, with nothing to stay subscribed to.
Only the music stays licensed to us, for use in your piece.
Salix. Flyers and social video for your shop.
Kofte Kofte is an Auckland shop whose website we also built, so its flyer carries QR codes to its own site rather than to a marketplace listing.
An A5 flyer in three directions and a 26-second reel with voice-over for a Turkish kebab shop on Hobsonville Road, both pointing at the order-ahead site we built for it.
Made: each direction at A5, 300 dpi, with 3 mm bleed and QR codes to koftekofte.co.nz and the map listing, and the reel in both 4:5 and 9:16.
Salix built our website and online ordering for Kofte Kofte in Hobsonville. Customers can now order on their phone and pick up 15 minutes later, and we get a steady flow of online orders every week. They also made our flyers and a short video for social media. Vakkas is quick to respond and easy to work with. Highly recommend for any local food business.
No quote stage and no scoping call. Three are one-off prices for one piece of work, paid once; The Season is the only monthly one. The file is yours when it is done.
Previously was $280
Three directions, print-ready files yours to keep. Paid once for this piece. Nothing monthly. No GST: Salix Limited is not GST-registered.
Previously was $450
4:5 and 9:16 delivered. Paid once for this piece. Nothing monthly. No GST: Salix Limited is not GST-registered.
Previously was $650
Flyer and reel together, plus your Google listing put right. Paid once for this piece. Nothing monthly. No GST: Salix Limited is not GST-registered.
Previously was $180/mo
Monthly, on a twelve-month arrangement. The only recurring price on this page. No GST: Salix Limited is not GST-registered.
Three steps, and the first one costs nothing and carries no obligation.
Send us your web address and we will open it, measure it, and write back with what we actually found: whether the certificate is valid, whether the page loads, whether your phone number and hours are on it, whether Google still lists you correctly. We report only what a machine can check, so nothing in it is an opinion dressed up as a finding. It costs nothing, there is no pitch attached, and plenty of people read it and do nothing. That is a fine outcome.
You send photos, your logo if you have one, and the offer you want to run. We come back with three flyer directions or a first cut of the video. Two rounds of changes are in the price.
Print-ready PDFs, the video in both crops, and the source images. Take them to any printer or hand them to anyone. There is no platform to stay subscribed to and nothing stops working if you never speak to us again.
No. This is the one thing on this site that stands entirely on its own. A flyer and a reel are useful to a shop with a Facebook page and nothing else. If you have your own ordering page, with us or anyone else, the QR code points there; if you do not, it points at your social profile. The ordering page is better, but it is not a condition.
Photos of the food or the shop, your logo if you have one, and a sentence about what you want people to do: order ahead, come in on Tuesdays, try the new thing. Phone photos are fine and are usually better than stock images. If what you send genuinely will not print at A5, we will tell you before we start rather than after you have paid.
A flyer is usually three to four working days from when we have your photos. A reel is about a week, because the voice-over and the music take a pass of their own. Neither is a project with a kickoff meeting.
Yes. That is The Season, $150 a month for one new reel a month on a twelve-month arrangement. It suits a place with a menu that actually changes. If your offer is the same in June as it was in January, buy one reel and run it; we will say so rather than sell you a subscription you do not need.
You do, outright, including the print-ready sources. The one thing we do not transfer is the licence to the music bed. It is generated for your piece with a music service we subscribe to, licensed to us for use in that piece, and not exclusive to you. You can run the video anywhere, you just cannot lift the music out of it for something else. Any voice-over is generated, not a hired actor, so there is no performer’s residual sitting behind it.
We do not know, and anyone who tells you a number is guessing. What we will claim is narrower and checkable: the file will print correctly, the QR code will resolve to your page, the video will be readable with the sound off, and your Google listing will say the right hours. Whether people walk in is a question about your shop and your offer, and it is not ours to promise.
We read every enquiry ourselves and reply within two working days. Quick chats, long briefs, half-formed ideas: all welcome.
Even if all you want is the free Site Check. Tell us your shop and your web address, or your Facebook page if that is what you have, and we will write back with what we found and what a flyer or a reel would cost. No call required, and there is no version of this where you get chased.