Accessible, compliant NDIS websites. Designed in Sydney for providers in every state and territory. From $1,320, live in about a week.
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The NDIS paid more than 280,000 providers in the June 2026 quarter, all of them competing for the attention of over 780,000 active participants. Your website is usually the first thing a participant, a family member or a support coordinator sees, and it decides whether they call you or the provider listed below you in the results.
NDIS website design has requirements a standard business website does not. Your visitors include people with visual, cognitive and motor impairment, so the site has to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA. Your copy has to stay inside the NDIS Code of Conduct, which rules out the claims most marketing sites lean on. Referrals arrive from three different audiences at once, so one contact form is not enough.
Uniweb has designed and launched more than 1,000 websites since 2011, including NDIS websites for supported independent living, allied health, plan management, community participation and support coordination providers. We build every one of them around those three constraints.
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Every service below is delivered in-house by our Sydney team. You can take the full build or bring us in for one part of it.
Custom WordPress sites built around your services, never a template. New build, or a rebuild of the site you already have. Your branding, one page per support type, and an admin panel your own team can run.
On-page SEO ships with every build. When you want to rank for competitive phrases in your city, our NDIS SEO service takes over with monthly work and reporting.
Campaigns built around the phrases participants and support coordinators actually search, with landing pages that convert and no lock-in contract.
$330 a year covers hosting, unlimited content updates, phone and email support, security monitoring and plugin updates. No contract.
Service, about and location pages written in plain language, with keywords worked in naturally and every claim checked against the NDIS Code of Conduct.
Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn content aimed at participants, families and support coordinators, run alongside your website rather than instead of it.
Branded email at your own domain on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, with SPF and DKIM configured so your referrals land in the inbox, not spam.
A brand identity built for an NDIS provider, not a generic template. Logo, business cards, letterhead, flyers and brochures, matched to your website so everything looks like one organisation.
From sole traders to multi-site registered providers. Every site is built for the participant who finds you and the coordinator who refers them.
Level 2 and 3 coordination, plus recovery coaching. A site that explains your process to participants and shows referrers you have capacity.
One page per property, with accessibility details, vacancies and photos. It ranks for suburb searches in a way one accommodation page never will.
OT, speech, physio, psychology and behaviour support. Referral forms capture plan details up front, so intake skips the phone tag.
A fast, simple site that ranks for your suburb and support type. Shows your Worker Screening Check and gets you on the coordinators’ shortlist.
Daily living, community participation, nursing and more under one ABN. One clear page per registration group, organised the way coordinators search.
Trust and clarity first. Clear fees, how claims work, portal access, and onboarding that does not need a phone call.
Transparent pricing. No lock-in contracts. You own your website.
No quote-after-a-call. The price on this page is the price, and the only thing that moves it is the number of support types you need pages for.
Your website is a public statement about how you deliver supports, so it sits inside the same expectations the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission applies to the rest of your operation. Three areas matter most, and we handle all three during the build.
The NDIA applies WCAG to its own digital services, and participants reasonably expect the same from providers. We build to Level AA: contrast ratios that pass, text that resizes without breaking layout, every image described, every form field labelled, and the whole site operable by keyboard alone.
The Code of Conduct requires honest, respectful communication and rules out pressure tactics and misleading claims. In practice that means no guaranteed outcomes, no implied endorsement by the NDIA, no “cheapest provider” language and no stock imagery that misrepresents who you support. Our writers work to those limits, so your copy converts without creating a compliance problem.
Support coordinators check whether you are a registered provider before they refer. We put your registration status, provider number, ABN and the registration groups you deliver where they can be seen, and we map your real service areas rather than claiming national coverage you cannot staff.
A $77 trial activation assigns you an account manager. We work out which support types you deliver, which registration groups they sit in and which suburbs you actually service. That becomes your site structure.
We design your home page layout first and show it to you before any development starts. If it is not right, you walk away and owe nothing further. Most clients approve within two rounds.
We build the site in WordPress, write the content in plain language and run accessibility checks as we go rather than at the end. Referral, intake and careers forms are configured to route to the right person.
Before launch we set titles and meta data, add schema markup, connect Google Search Console and Google Business Profile, submit the sitemap and check every page loads fast on mobile.
From $330 a year we host the site, apply updates, monitor security and make unlimited content changes on request. No contract. If you ever want to leave, we help you migrate.
Tell us how many support types you deliver and where you operate. We will come back with a fixed build cost and a timeline, usually within one business day.
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Visit site →Accessibility and search visibility are not add-ons we quote separately. They are how we build an NDIS website, because a site that participants cannot use and Google cannot read will not bring you referrals.
Most of your visitors have a disability, or are helping someone who does, so accessibility features ship with every NDIS website we design. Text can be resized without the layout collapsing. Contrast can be raised or colour removed entirely. Headings are ordered properly so a screen reader can navigate the page. Every form field carries a real label, every image carries alt text, and the whole site works from the keyboard without a mouse.
We test with a screen reader before launch rather than installing an overlay widget and calling it compliant.
You can spend months on how a site looks and still get nothing from it. If a participant searching for your support type in your suburb never sees you, the design does not matter. We build NDIS websites so search engines can read them: clean heading structure, one page per support type, unique titles and meta descriptions on every page, schema markup, fast mobile load times and internal links that connect your service pages to your location pages.
Content is written by our team, not generated, and we optimise it around the phrases participants and support coordinators actually search. If you want ongoing work after launch, our NDIS SEO services pick up from there.
Enquiries reach an NDIS website from several directions at once, and each one needs a different path. We build and route:
We design NDIS websites for providers in every Australian state and territory. Our team is based in Harris Park, Sydney, and we deliver remotely with the same process wherever you operate.
Providers we work with operate across New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, the ACT and the Northern Territory.
NDIS web design in your cityWe have been building websites since 2011 and NDIS websites since the scheme rolled out nationally. That experience is the difference between a designer who has read about accessibility and a team that has shipped it more than a hundred times.
Cost matters too. You should not have to spend five figures to get online. Our NDIS website design starts at $1,320 for a custom WordPress build, with the final price set by the pages and features you need. Hosting and maintenance is $330 a year, covers unlimited changes, and carries no contract.
Three things we do that most NDIS web design agencies do not. We publish our prices instead of quoting after a discovery call. We launch in about a week instead of six to twelve. And our reviews sit on Google under our own name, where you can read all 96 of them.
What you get with every NDIS website we design:
“Excellent working with web designer. Ravi did everything we asked in a timely matter. I will definitely be recommending him to other companies.”
“Uniweb Technologies provided me with great website production quality. The primary facilitator in helping achieve our goals.”
“Highly recommend Uniweb. I’ve used them for my 2 businesses and so has my husband. I even recommended them to my sister who is also very happy. Mike is so professional and always goes over and beyond.”
Have a question about building a website for your NDIS business, or upgrading the one you have? Get in touch and we will answer it, quote or no quote.
Our NDIS website design starts at $1,320 for a 5-page custom WordPress build. That covers custom design, coding, mobile responsive layout, a participant enquiry form and Google Maps integration. The $1,650 Professional package adds up to 10 pages, logo design, full content writing, referral and intake forms and WCAG 2.1 accessibility features. The $2,750 Complete package adds a 3-month SEO campaign. Final cost depends on how many support types you deliver. Contact us for a fixed quote.
An NDIS website is built for a provider delivering supports under the National Disability Insurance Scheme. It differs from a standard business website in three ways: it meets WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards so participants with disability can use it, its content complies with the NDIS Code of Conduct, and it carries the trust signals support coordinators look for before referring, including registration status, provider number and service areas.
Standard web design optimises for one audience. NDIS web design serves three at once: participants, their families, and referrers such as support coordinators and plan managers. Each needs a different path through the site. On top of that, accessibility is a requirement rather than an option, and the NDIS Code of Conduct restricts the marketing claims you can make. We design around all three constraints from the first layout.
There is no single law that forces every provider website to a specific WCAG level, but the Disability Discrimination Act applies to online services, the NDIA applies WCAG to its own digital services, and the NDIS Practice Standards expect accessible communication. In practice, most of your visitors have a disability, so an inaccessible website loses you enquiries regardless of the legal position. We build every NDIS website to WCAG 2.1 Level AA.
For a $77 trial activation we set up your account and assign an account manager who discusses the project, gathers requirements and gives you a timeframe. We design your home page layout first. Development only starts once you approve it, and you are under no obligation to continue if the design is not what you wanted.
A five to ten page NDIS website is usually live within a working week of you approving the layout. Ecommerce, custom portals or bespoke features take longer. We give you a date at the discovery stage, not a range that moves.
Not on its own, and anyone who promises otherwise is selling something. Every site we build ships with on-page SEO, which gets you indexed and found for your name and your suburb. Ranking for competitive phrases such as support coordination in a capital city takes months of ongoing work, and that is what the Complete package and our NDIS SEO service exist for. We will tell you which one you actually need before you pay for either.
Hosting and maintenance is $330 a year. It covers unlimited hosting space, unlimited content changes and modifications, phone and email support, all WordPress and plugin updates, security monitoring, search engine submission and Google Maps listing. There is no contract. You can stay as long as it suits you, and if you decide to move we will help you migrate.
The $77 trial activation is paid upfront. Design and development is due after you approve the home page layout. Hosting and maintenance is due before the site goes live. We accept all major debit and credit cards, bank transfer and PayPal.
Yes. We are in Harris Park, Sydney, and all development is done in-house by our own team. We design NDIS websites for providers across every state and territory. Call 02 8003 7308 or email us and a project manager will get back to you.
As at 30 June 2026 the NDIS had 782,013 active participants and 27,257 registered providers, and it paid 280,258 providers in the quarter, according to the NDIA and NDIS Commission quarterly reports. Support coordinators shortlist providers online before they make a referral, and families check you before they call. A professionally built NDIS website that lists your supports, shows your registration details and works for people with disability is the cheapest way to compete for that shortlist.
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