WebStarter
R1,450 once-off
- 1-page website
- 1 year free Gold hosting
- Free .co.za domain registration
- Email addresses on your domain
- Backend editor to edit your site
- Contact form, WhatsApp and social links
- 2 rounds of design changes
Websites for financial advisers
Website Design for Financial Advisers and Insurance Brokers
Our website design for financial advisers and insurance brokers explains what you advise on, shows clients that you are an authorised financial services provider and makes it easy to request a quote or a call back. Packages start at R1,450 once-off, including a year of hosting and a .co.za domain, and we shape your text with the FAIS advertising rules in mind.
- Since 2009
- 24/7 support
- Servers in South Africa and Germany
- No VAT added
Website packages for advisers and brokers
Once-off prices, no VAT added. Each package includes a year of hosting, a .co.za domain and email on your domain.
Website Special
R2,950 once-off
- Up to 5 pages
- 1 year free Gold hosting
- Free .co.za domain registration
- Email addresses on your domain
- Backend editor to edit your site
- Contact form, WhatsApp and social links
- Photo gallery
- Blog or latest news
- 2 rounds of design changes
WebBasic
R4,950 once-off
- Up to 10 pages
- 1 year free Gold hosting
- Free .co.za domain registration
- Email addresses on your domain
- Backend editor to edit your site
- Contact form, WhatsApp and social links
- Photo gallery
- Blog or latest news
- 2 rounds of design changes
WebUltimate
R8,950 once-off
- Up to 30 pages
- 1 year free Unlimited hosting
- Free .co.za domain registration
- Email addresses on your domain
- Backend editor to edit your site
- Contact form, WhatsApp and social links
- Online shop with up to 20 products loaded
- PayFast, Yoco or Peach payments set up
- SEO setup: titles, descriptions, sitemap, Search Console
- 3 rounds of design changes
Once-off prices in rand. We are not VAT-registered, so there is no VAT on top. Order online in two minutes: we confirm and email you an invoice, nothing is charged up front.
What an adviser or broker website needs
FSP status up front
Your FSP name and number, the statement that you are an authorised financial services provider, and a link so clients can check it.
Service pages
Life and disability cover, medical aid, short-term insurance, retirement and investments, each explained without jargon.
Adviser profiles
Each adviser’s qualifications, the FSP they represent and the areas they cover.
Quote and call-back forms
Forms that collect only what you need to make contact, with POPIA consent wording and a privacy policy.
Disclosures page
Licence categories, compliance officer, complaints process and ombud details, laid out as your compliance officer advises.
Secure and private
Free SSL on every page and email on your own domain for client correspondence.
FAIS rules that shape your website
Financial advisers and brokers are authorised by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) under the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services (FAIS) Act 37 of 2002. An authorised provider must disclose that it is an authorised financial services provider in its documentation, advertising and marketing material, and the public is told to check a provider on the FSCA website before doing business. So we show your FSP name, number and status on every page footer and on a disclosures page.
Section 14 of the FAIS General Code of Conduct covers advertising. As amended, it expects adverts to be factually correct, clear, balanced, in plain language and not misleading, not to criticise other providers or products, and to use testimonials only where they reflect a genuine client opinion. Where an advert cannot carry all the detail, it should say that information on key limitations, exclusions, risks and charges is available. Your key individual, or a senior person they delegate, approves the copy before it goes live. This is practical website guidance, not compliance advice.
What clients look for before they call
Most people looking for an adviser or broker have a trigger: a new baby, a home loan that needs life cover, a business that needs liability insurance or a retirement date that is getting close. They want to see that you handle their need, that you are authorised and that a real person will call back. Clear service pages, adviser profiles with photos and a short call-back form answer those questions. A broker who places cover with several insurers can list the product providers they work with, as their agreements allow.
Pages an adviser or broker website needs
- Home: who you help and how to start.
- Services: one page per type of cover or advice.
- About and advisers: profiles, qualifications and the FSP they represent.
- Disclosures: FSP details, licence categories, compliance officer and complaints process.
- Request a quote or call back.
- Privacy policy: see our POPIA checklist for websites.
Client policy documents should go out from an address on your own domain. See email hosting.
Who it is for
- Independent financial advisers and planners
- Short-term and long-term insurance brokers
- Medical aid and employee benefits brokers
- Representatives building their own practice brand
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a website for a financial adviser cost?
Our packages start at R1,450 once-off for a one-page site. Most advisers and brokers choose 5 pages at R2,950 or 10 pages at R4,950, which covers services, advisers, disclosures and a quote form. A year of hosting and a .co.za domain are included.
Does my website need to show my FSP number?
An authorised provider must disclose that it is an authorised financial services provider in its advertising and marketing material, and clients check providers on the FSCA website. Showing your FSP name and number on every page makes that check easy. Your compliance officer can confirm the exact wording.
Can I use client testimonials?
Under the amended General Code of Conduct, testimonials in advertising must reflect a genuine client opinion and experience. Use real testimonials with the client’s permission, and have your key individual approve them like any other advert.
Can clients get a quote online?
Yes. We add a quote or call-back form that collects contact details and the type of cover needed. Detailed health and financial information is better collected once you are speaking to the client, which keeps POPIA risk low.
Can my compliance officer review the site before it goes live?
Yes. We send you a staging link and make the changes your compliance officer asks for before launch.
Talk to us
Get a quote or ask a question
Tell us what you need and we will reply with a clear recommendation and price. Prefer to chat? WhatsApp or call us.
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- Call or WhatsApp 083 678 9831
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