Who lives here
14,127
residents at the 2021 Census
- Median age31
- Aged 65+4.9%
- Under 2538.5%
- Median household income$2,115/wk
- Median rent$350/wk
Kwinana, Western Australia
The suburb where everyone arrived at once.
Wellard sits at the southern edge of the Kwinana council area, and the numbers there tell you what kind of economy it plugs into. Transport, postal and warehousing is the largest sector across Kwinana, 674 businesses, built on the freight and industrial strip along the coast, and construction runs second at 538, the trade behind every new estate rolling out around the suburb. Household income in Wellard itself is $2,115 a week, high enough that a builder or a broker here is dealing with customers who can pay for the job done properly, not just the cheapest quote.
Population here is 14,127, big enough that Wellard can keep its own tradies busy instead of losing every job to Rockingham or Kwinana proper. The suburb is young: median age 31, and 38.5% of residents are under 25, which means new families and first home owners more than a settled retiree market. An estimated 840 local businesses already compete for that crowd, most of them found on a phone rather than a shopfront, because a suburb this new hasn't had time to grow a proper main street. A website here does the job a good corner location usually does: it tells a stranger in seconds that you're legitimate. A plumber, an electrician, a mortgage broker or a personal trainer needs to win that moment, and with family income at $2,250 a week, the people searching can usually afford to say yes.
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Live ABS data · updated 2026-08-29
The Wellard market, by the numbers.
Pulled from the Australian Bureau of Statistics: the 2021 Census for Wellard itself, and the latest Data by Region release (2025) for the Kwinana area. This is the market your website sells into.
The business scene
~840
businesses in Wellard (estimated*)
- Kwinana total2,842
- Solo / non-employing1,923
- 1–4 staff621
- 5–19 staff203
- 20+ staff95
90% of local businesses have fewer than 5 staff. That's exactly who FindDevs was built for.
Biggest local industries
Businesses by industry, Kwinana (2025)
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Transport, postal & warehousing674
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Construction538
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Professional, scientific & technical services237
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Other services204
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Administrative & support services196
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Rental, hiring & real estate178
*Suburb business estimate: LGA business count (ABS CABEE, Data by Region) apportioned by the suburb's share of the LGA population at the 2021 Census; rounded to the nearest 10. Sources: ABS Census 2021 (Suburbs and Localities), ABS Data by Region. Refreshed 2026-08-29.
Typical projects
What Wellard businesses actually build.
Indicative ranges from briefs like these in the FindDevs network. Your three quotes will be specific to your scope.
Trade & Construction Site
Typical price
$3,200 – $8,200
Timeline
2–4 weeks
Built for builders, electricians and other trades riding Kwinana's construction boom, with a quote form and gallery that convert visitors into booked jobs.
- Instant quote request form
- Mobile-first for on-site browsing
- Project gallery with photos
- Google Business Profile integration
Freight & Logistics Site
Typical price
$4,500 – $11,000
Timeline
3–5 weeks
For transport, postal and warehousing operators working Kwinana's industrial strip, with quote calculators and a client login for repeat freight customers.
- Freight quote calculator
- Client login for repeat bookings
- Fleet and service area pages
- Built for desktop dispatch and mobile
Professional Services Site
Typical price
$3,500 – $9,000
Timeline
2–4 weeks
For mortgage brokers, accountants and allied health serving Wellard's young families, with online booking and enquiry forms that work from a phone.
- Online appointment booking
- Secure enquiry forms
- Service and pricing pages
- Local SEO for Wellard searches
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Why FindDevs in Wellard
Local knowledge, without being stuck with one local option.
Three quotes, not one local guess.
Around Wellard the problem isn't finding someone who says they build websites. It's telling who's actually good. We vet so you don't have to, then hand you three written quotes from developers matched to your exact brief, in 24 hours.
All Australian. All vetted.
Every developer holds an ABN, works Australian hours, and passed our vetting: portfolio, communication, and references from Aussie clients. 12% acceptance rate. No offshore hand-offs.
Built for Wellard's actual customers.
The median age in Wellard is 31. Your customers find everything on their phones, usually in a spare minute. We match developers who build mobile-first, fast-loading pages that turn that search into a call or a booking.
Free, with a safety net.
The service costs you nothing. Developers cover our fee from their winning quote, never inflated into your price. And if a matched developer drops the ball mid-project, we step in. Service Guarantee, always.
FAQ
Wellard questions.
It depends on what the site needs to do. A trade site with a quote form for builders and electricians usually runs $3,200 – $8,200. A freight or logistics site with a quote calculator and client login runs $4,500 – $11,000. A professional services site with online booking runs $3,500 – $9,000. Every quote is fixed-price, and you get three from vetted Australian developers within 24 hours, so you can compare before committing to anything.
No, and that's by design. FindDevs matches your brief to whichever of its vetted Australian developers is the right fit, by skill and by project type, not by postcode. That means you get someone who has actually built the kind of site you need, a booking system, an ecommerce store, a trade quote form, rather than whoever happens to have an office nearby. All communication happens remotely, and the fixed-price quote is agreed before any work starts.
It changes the priorities more than the build. A B2B site serving other Kwinana operators needs to answer 'can you handle this job' fast: service areas, capacity, compliance and a quote form that doesn't require a phone call to start. It matters less here that the site looks consumer-friendly and more that it loads fast on a work phone and gets a quote request into your inbox the same day. That's the brief we'd hand to a developer building for a transport or warehousing business here, and it's reflected in the freight and logistics pricing above.
Fixed prices
Know the price before you talk to anyone.
These are published fixed-price builds, available to Wellard businesses like any other. No hourly rates, no discovery call before you can see a number.
Starter Business Website
$1,990
1–2 weeks
A sharp five-page website that makes a small business look established, live in a fortnight.
See what's includedProfessional Business Website
$4,950
2–4 weeks
The full small-business build: 8–12 pages, booking or quoting flows, and local SEO that actually ranks.
See what's includedLocal SEO Build-Out
$2,950
2 weeks
The ranking machine bolted onto your existing site: service pages, suburb pages, schema and reviews, done properly once.
See what's includedWebsite Care Plan
$190
Ongoing monthly
Hosting, updates, backups, security and monthly changes, all handled, so your site stays fast and safe without you thinking about it.
See what's included
Your industry
Developers who have built for your trade before.
The biggest employers around Wellard, by registered businesses in Kwinana. Each one has its own page, because a cafe site and a plant-hire site are not the same job.
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