/ For New Zealand trades & small business
We build it first, from what is already public about you — your Google listing, your Facebook page, your own photographs — and email it to you to look at. Changes you ask for before the page goes live are free. If you want it, we put it live at an everydayrank.com address and you pay us nothing for it; once a year we message to check the details are still right.
Built for your trade
Built for your region
Chapter 01
Most “free website” offers want something from you afterwards. This one tells you what it wants, and what it asks of you, up front. We are not doing you a favour. Here is the actual trade, and you can decide whether it is a fair one.
How it starts
This is how we look for work. We ring trades and small businesses whose details are public. If the person who answers says to send it and gives us an email address, we read what is already public about the business — the Google listing, the Facebook page, the photographs — build the page and email the link. Nothing goes live unless the owner replies yes in writing. You can also ask for one yourself, below.
If you say no
The page goes, and so does every mention of it here. That is the only thing that happens to it. The work is already done and already paid for, by us, in hours. A no does not get that back.
What we get
One real page, live, with a real New Zealand business’s name on it, that we are allowed to point at — that is worth more to us right now than a few hundred dollars from you. So that is the trade. You get a working site for nothing. We get something to show the next person, once its owner has said yes.
Chapter 02
Not a brochure. It is built to do the two jobs a trade website is actually asked to do, and nothing else.
There is no contact form and no email inbox to check. Every button on your page dials you, straight to the phone already in your pocket. Nothing to log into, and no form sitting there quietly broken.
Your hours, the towns you cover, what you do and what you do not, and your prices if you are willing to put them up. On the page, so you can send the link instead of saying it all again.
Your Google listing, your Facebook page, your own photographs. Every fact traces back to something already published. Nothing invented, and no prices or promises we have not been given. You correct it once, and that is the page.
Chapter 03
The limits, before you ask for it, not after. If any of these is a problem, it is better that you know now.
Chapter 04
One number, on the page, because you should not have to ask, and because almost nobody in this trade will print theirs.
No card. No trial. One short written yes.
Changes you ask for before the page goes live are free. After it is live, changes made for you are the paid year below.
Built from what is already public about you and live at an address of ours on everydayrank.com. Once a year we send one message asking whether the details are still right, then two reminders if you do not answer; if we still cannot reach you, the page comes down. It also comes down when you ask, within five New Zealand working days at the latest.
Email us and we make the change, within five New Zealand working days at the latest: a new price, new hours, closed between Christmas and the 6th, a service you have stopped doing, a photo of the new van. You never log in to anything. It is meant for the changes a real business makes, not a fresh design every month.
It also puts the site on your own domain name — if the one you want is still free to register — with you listed as the owner, and email addresses on that domain, and it takes the credit line off. The domain and the email run for the year you have paid for. If you stop, the registration stays in your name and we hand you the login so you can renew it yourself.
No monthly fee, no lock-in, no minimum term. If you stop, you do not lose the site — it goes back to being the free, frozen version, on exactly the free terms, including the yearly message and the takedown if we cannot reach you, and our credit line goes back on the bottom. Nothing is switched off to make you pay.
Prices are in New Zealand dollars. No GST is added. Read the full terms.
Those are real published prices, checked in September 2026.
Chapter 05
This is a sample for a made-up business, so you can see what you would get without us using anyone else’s business as our advert. A page we build for a real business goes only to that business, kept out of Google, until its owner says yes.
A made-up garage in a made-up town. Every name, number and review on it is invented; everything else is built the way a real page is built.
Open the sample page →Chapter 06
Shan Minol.
Everyday Rank is one person, not an agency. You deal with whoever builds the page. There is no account manager and nothing gets handed to somebody else.
I am not based in New Zealand, and I would rather say so here than have you find out later. It is part of why this costs what it costs.
Nobody in New Zealand has paid us yet. That is the plain fact as at September 2026, and it is why this offer exists.
The other site I run is Golden Leaves — my own plant-rental company, overseas. It is not a client.
Chapter 07
Start here
We will tell you honestly whether we can build one — this is one person, and we cannot build for everyone who asks. Either way there is nothing to pay. Before anything goes live you send back a short written yes, so we have it in writing that you want it up.
If you would rather write, email us. Or ring 09 885 5976, our New Zealand number: Sam answers and takes a message, and the reply comes by email.
A real page for your business. It costs you nothing to get and nothing to keep, as long as you answer one message a year to say the details are still right. The only thing you can pay for is changes.