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Pretoria · Gauteng · South Africa
Labronix is a digital agency based in Pretoria. We build the website, register the company behind it, and automate the admin that comes after — for businesses here in Gauteng and across South Africa.
What we do
Three services, and they are deliberately the three that a small South African business needs in sequence: get registered, get found, then stop doing the admin by hand.
Custom-built sites, not a page-builder template.
The once-off registrations that let you trade legally.
Systems that do the repetitive admin for you.
Most enquiries a Pretoria business gets start on a phone, on mobile data, from someone who found you on Google and gave you a few seconds to look credible. That is the whole design constraint, and it is why we build custom rather than assembling a page-builder theme. Sites are engineered in Angular and TypeScript with a Node.js backend, so the page that arrives is the page we wrote — not a template plus eleven plugins.
Performance is treated as a feature, not a tidy-up at the end. This site is our own proof: a Lighthouse performance score of 97 and a median page load of 0.8 seconds, edge-cached and pre-rendered. That matters commercially rather than aesthetically — a one-second delay costs roughly 7% of conversions, and on a mobile connection in a parking lot in Menlyn you do not get a second chance at it.
Every build includes UX and UI design, performance optimisation, security setup and SEO setup, so Google can read the site properly from day one instead of being retrofitted later. Where you need to take money, we integrate Yoco directly for deposits, bookings or online sales. Enquiry forms send an automatic acknowledgement so a lead that arrives at 21:00 gets an answer at 21:00, and Google Analytics goes on so you can see where the traffic actually comes from. Hosting, DNS and deployment onto edge-cached cloud hosting are part of the turnkey package. On final payment, 100% of the intellectual property, source code and design assets transfer to you — we build your assets, we do not hold them hostage.
A surprising number of Gauteng businesses trade for a year before discovering that the thing blocking a business bank account, a tender or a corporate client is paperwork nobody wanted to sit down and do. Company registration is done online through CIPC and is not tied to a province, so it makes no difference whether you are in Pretoria, Polokwane or Plettenberg Bay — but it does need doing correctly the first time.
We handle CIPC company registration end to end: name reservation, submission of the required documents, and the official registration certificate that lets you legally operate and open a business bank account. Alongside it we register and activate your business with SARS for income tax, making sure the tax reference number is correctly linked and ready for compliance from day one. Then we create and verify your Google Business Profile, which is the single highest-leverage local SEO asset a Pretoria business owns — it is what puts you on Google Maps when someone searches for what you do near where they are standing. Pricing depends on which of the three registrations you actually need.
The back-and-forth to book a meeting. Re-typing a quote into an invoice. The enquiry that came in on WhatsApp on Saturday and was never followed up. None of it is difficult work and all of it is expensive, because it is done by the person whose time is worth the most.
We set up self-service booking that syncs to your calendar with automated reminders to cut no-shows; a CRM configured so every enquiry is tracked from first contact to closed deal; WhatsApp Business and AI responses that answer the same five questions instantly, day or night; and links between your sales process and accounting tools like Sage or Xero so quotes and invoices generate themselves. Where two systems do not talk, we bridge them with Zapier or Make. Setup fees depend on the complexity of the workflows and the platforms you choose.
No sign-up, no catch
We would rather you judged the work than the sales pitch. Both of these are free, need no account, and are genuinely useful whether or not you ever hire us.
Build a branded QR code with your own colours and logo, free and with no sign-up. It runs entirely in your browser, so the images you upload never leave your device. Useful for a table talker, a shopfront window, a delivery vehicle or a business card.
Open the QR architectGenerate a digital loyalty card that customers add straight to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet — no app to install on either side. Free, no sign-up, and nothing about a scanned card is kept. Adding a pass to Apple Wallet works on any iPhone in South Africa and does not depend on Apple Pay being enabled.
Open the loyalty toolWe do not publish a website price list, because a five-page brochure site and a site taking Yoco payments with a booking system behind it are not the same build and pretending otherwise wastes your time. What we can tell you up front is the shape of it: the project brief form asks you to choose an investment range, and the bands are R3,000 to R6,000, R6,001 to R12,000, R12,001 to R24,000, and enterprise above R24,000. Pick the one you are working to and we will tell you honestly what fits in it.
Turnaround for a launch is two to four weeks, covering deep-dive design, full-stack development and performance testing. The clock starts when we have your content and your sign-off on the design direction — in practice, how fast you can turn those two around is what decides the date more often than we do.
Two things do have fixed prices, because they are products rather than projects. A digital business card costs R150.00 once-off for an Apple Wallet pass, R100.00 for a Google Wallet pass, or R50.00 for a high-resolution QR business card image. All amounts are in Rand, include VAT, and are once-off — there is no subscription and nothing to install. You pay, the asset downloads immediately, and a copy is emailed to the address you gave.
Local questions
Labronix is a digital agency based in Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa. We work with clients across the country, and our terms of service name the Gauteng courts as the forum for any dispute.
Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00 South African Standard Time. We are closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Enquiries sent over a weekend are answered on the Monday, and a website enquiry form we build for you sends an automatic acknowledgement immediately regardless of the hour.
No. Pretoria and the wider Gauteng corridor are where most of our work sits, but Labronix works with clients across South Africa. The brief, design reviews, approvals and handover all run over email and phone, so where your business is based is not a constraint.
We are set up to run a project end to end remotely — brief, reviews, approvals and handover — because that is what keeps timelines short. If you would rather talk it through in person, ask when you send your brief and we will arrange something.
Websites are quoted per project rather than sold as a fixed package, because a five-page brochure site and a site taking Yoco payments are not the same build. The project brief form asks you to pick an investment range, and the bands are R3,000 to R6,000, R6,001 to R12,000, R12,001 to R24,000, and enterprise above R24,000. Send a brief and we come back with a scope and a roadmap.
Yes. CIPC company registration is done online and is not tied to a province, so it makes no difference where in South Africa you are. We handle name reservation, document submission and the official registration certificate, then SARS income tax registration and a created and verified Google Business Profile.
It is part of the build rather than an upsell. SEO setup is applied during development so Google can read the site properly, and our business registration service creates and verifies your Google Business Profile, which is what actually puts you on Google Maps. Neither of those buys a ranking — they remove the reasons you would not get one.
Two to four weeks for a launch, covering deep-dive design, full-stack development and performance testing. The clock starts when we have your content and your approval on the design direction, so how fast you can turn those around is usually what decides the date.
It is processed under POPIA and used to scope and support your project. We do not sell data to brokers, uploaded images are processed in memory rather than permanently archived on public servers, and you can ask us to access, correct or erase your data at any time. The full detail is in our privacy notice.
Send us a project brief — it takes a few minutes and asks for your contact details, what you are trying to achieve, the challenges in the way, your investment range and your desired timeline. You can attach anything supporting: a logo, a rough sketch, a competitor's site you like. We read it, come back with a scope and a roadmap, and you decide from there.
If you would rather just talk first, call +27 75 480 5885 or email info@labronix.co.za. Everything you send is handled under POPIA and covered by our privacy notice.