To help keep our costs down, we primarily conduct meetings online via Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or Zoom. Also, the majority of our clients are either in different countries (predominantly Joburg, Melbourne and UK). However, if your based in Ballito, or Durban, nothing beats a good old fashion sit down coffee meeting – in which case, we’d love to meet you face-to-face.

Where can we have an in-person meeting?

We don’t have a fixed office (to keep costs down), and rather work remotely from cafes in Ballito and Salt Rock. Our preferred cafe is Coffee Lab located at The Studios at Ballito Lifestyle Center. A few of our other favourite Cafe’s for meetings are Science of Coffee at Ballito Lifestyle Center, Toast at Ballito Lifestyle Center Plato in Umhlali, and Skyline Coffee in Salt Rock.

You can schedule an online meeting right here with Dan, the founder and lead creative and strategist at Weaverbird Web.

Dan comes with 20 years of design experience, which will help you get sound advice, even if we’re not the right fit for your business.

Our standard business hours for responding to phone calls and inquiries are Monday to Friday:

South Africa:
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM SAST

Australia:
3:00 pm – 10:00pm AEST.

UK:
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM GMT+1.

We aim to respond to all enquiries immediately during business hours.

You can contact us through the contact form on this page, by emailing us directly at info@weaverbird.co.za, or by WhatsApping us at +27721523958.

To help us understand your needs better, please include details about your project:

• Your project goals.
• Specific services you’re interested in (e.g. web design, development, social media, branding, SEO).
• Your preferred timeline for project completion.

The more information you provide, the quicker and more effectively we can respond.

If you like, we have a detailed project brief you can fill in here.

Yes, we do.

We provide website, branding, and marketing services for several marketing agencies, working under their brand name.

This is not our preferred method of working because this tends to add a barrier of communication between the client and ourselves that can cause project misalignment and longer delivery times. So in most cases, the agencies we work with simply refer us to their client and we then deal with the client directly. We always ask the referring agency if they would like a commission on the project, as well as ongoing project work related to the referred client.