Web design for Launceston — and everywhere Tasmania takes us.
We’re based in Sorell, but CrunchPixels has always been a mobile operation — we move to where the work is, Launceston and the north included, and beyond. Every site we build is custom-coded from the ground up: fast, local, and built to handle whatever “custom gubbins” your business actually needs, not just a template with your logo dropped in.
Most Tasmanian small business sites are built for anywhere, which means they don’t really work anywhere.
Off-the-shelf templates and page-builder plugins are built to be generic — they have to work for a business in Perth and a business in Penguin, so they end up tuned for neither. They ship bloated with code you’ll never use, they load slowly outside the main centres where mobile coverage is patchy, and they say nothing about the actual towns and regions you serve. None of that is abstract: it’s the enquiry that goes to whoever’s site loaded first and looked like they actually knew the area, because a slow, generic site reads as a business that hasn’t quite arrived yet.
One studio, five ways we can put your business online.
A site that’s actually fast
Every build starts with our custom WordPress development approach — hand-coded templates and no bloated page-builder plugin stack, so pages load quickly even on patchy Tasmanian mobile reception.
Selling online, done properly
Got products to sell? Our ecommerce development service gets you a store built around how you actually take orders and manage stock, instead of a generic plugin you have to bend your business around.
Found by the right locals
Every build can be paired with local SEO services tuned to Launceston and the regions around it, so you show up for the searches that actually turn into calls.
Whatever custom gubbins you need
Need a booking system, a quoting engine, or a CRM built around your exact workflow? Our custom web applications service builds it from scratch — no shoehorning your business into someone else’s software.
Still humming, months later
Once you’re live, our website care plans keep hosting, updates and small changes handled, so the site keeps performing long after launch day, not just on it.
Not sure which you need?
Tell us what the business needs to do and we’ll tell you which of these gets you there, even if it’s just one.
Talk it throughWe’ve been building custom systems for small businesses for years.
Before “Launceston web design” was the plan, CrunchPixels was already building the custom booking systems, CRMs and invoicing tools that sit behind the sites we design — have a look through our portfolio of past projects to see the kind of work we mean.
Fixed packages, no surprise invoices.
Every project is quoted as a fixed price before we start, whether it’s a single-service site or a full custom build. See the full breakdown on our web design pricing page.
Questions we get from Tasmanian businesses.
Do I have to be based in Launceston to work with you?
What’s actually different about a custom-built site versus a template or page builder?
A template has to work for thousands of unrelated businesses, so it ships with code, styles and features you’ll never use — all of which your visitors pay for in load time. A custom build only contains what your site actually needs, which is most of why it’s faster, and it means we can build exactly the feature you ask for instead of the closest plugin that sort of does it.
Can you build more than just a brochure website?
Yes — that’s a fair chunk of what we do. Booking systems, quoting and invoicing tools, membership areas, custom CRMs: if it’s something your business genuinely needs and a stock plugin doesn’t quite fit, we build it as part of the site rather than bolting on a third-party subscription.
How does local SEO work if I serve more than one town?
We build dedicated pages for each area you genuinely service, with the right local signals and a properly configured Google Business Profile, so Google can match you to searches in each of those areas — not just the one town your business happens to be registered in.
