Digital Force is a Chinese-speaking web team in Auckland, New Zealand, building websites for Auckland businesses — professional, well-designed and engineered to current SEO and GEO standards, including e-commerce and online booking. From NZ$1,499, and a standard business site is live in three days.
A website can be built from anywhere, and most of ours are delivered remotely. These are the parts where being in the same city genuinely changes something — we will not pretend the rest does.
Scope, revisions and whatever comes up after launch can all be discussed in Chinese, with no translation layer or account manager in between. Technical parts get explained in plain language — you should not need to learn what DNS is to get a website.
Construction, dental, education, energy and trades — all live Auckland sites, not mockups. Every case on the client work page links through to the real thing, including the ones we would build differently today.
Changing a line of copy or swapping an image does not wait until tomorrow. Small changes raised during Auckland business hours get handled the same day rather than queued into a sprint. That matters when you are building towards an opening or a campaign date.
We can meet in Auckland, or run the entire project over WeChat and email. Most clients pick the latter and the outcome is identical — written scope is more accurate than meeting notes anyway.
Price, timeline, bilingual delivery and ownership — answered here so you do not have to ask.
A single-page site starts at NZ$1,499, a multi-page business site at NZ$2,499, and a functional build with e-commerce, bookings or memberships at NZ$4,999. The build fee is a one-off, first-year hosting and maintenance included, then NZ$299+GST a year. Once the scope is set the quote is fixed.
Standard business sites go live in three days from the point the scope is agreed. Builds with e-commerce, bookings or a back office typically take two to four weeks. Three days is the normal pace, not a rush service, and it does not cost extra.
Yes, and bilingual delivery is the default rather than a paid add-on. Each language gets its own URLs and hreflang markup so Google indexes them separately and each audience lands on their own version. Both languages are written natively, not machine translated.
The real differences are communication and bilingual work, not technical skill — worth being honest about. Describing what you want in your first language is simply more precise and leads to less rework. And a bilingual site done properly needs someone who can judge copy and search terms in both languages, which an English-only team usually cannot. The other way round: if your customers are entirely the local English market, the budget is generous and you need large-scale brand strategy, an agency with a dedicated brand team suits you better than we do.
The source code, domain, content and data are all yours. Hosting sits in your own account, so you can move the site or change providers at any time. Nothing is held back as leverage. The same applies to ad accounts.
The team is Auckland-based. We can meet in person, or run the whole project over email and WeChat — most clients choose the latter and the result is the same. Conversations happen in Chinese or English, whichever you prefer.
Campaign management on Facebook, Google Ads and TikTok; SEO and generative engine optimisation; and AI assistants on the site itself. A build can stop at launch, or carry on into the marketing that follows.
Tell us what you have in mind and we will send back a free scoped proposal.
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