Showcase

Real clients.
Real sites in production.

Every business on this page is a paying client with a website that is trading right now. The screenshots are taken from the live sites rather than from a design concept, the stories are the things these owners actually asked us for, and each one opens into a full case study.

Eight case studies, eight live sites New Zealand and Australia Screenshots from production, not mockups
Across the platform

What is running on WebForger right now.

Not a projection and not a funding round slide. This is the work the platform is doing for the businesses on it today.

100+
live websites in production

Client sites, our own sites and community builds, all served from the same edge network by the same engine.

2,000+
orders processed

Real money through our own checkout, with payment, fulfilment and customer email all handled by the platform.

5,000+
leads captured

Enquiries, quote requests and bookings delivered to the businesses that have to answer them, in seconds.

Across the platform since launch, June to September 2026, and counting.

Case studies

Eight businesses, eight different problems.

Each of these started as a website and turned into something the business runs on. Open any one to see what it looked like before, what we built, and what happened when the client asked for the thing the platform could not yet do.

Stores, catalogues and rentals

The San Michelle Bags homepage on desktop, with a luggage sale campaign image above the collections

Luggage and leather goods retail, Auckland

San Michelle Bags

A Shopify store moved across with its whole catalogue and every review it had already earned, onto a commerce kernel where the next thing the shop needs gets built into the platform instead of rented by the month.

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The Intenze camping store homepage on desktop, showing canvas and rooftop tent ranges

Camping and caravan canvas retail, Auckland

Intenze

A whole WooCommerce store migrated, catalogue and collections included, with courier dispatch, holiday notices and the address customers reply to turned from plugins into settings in one dashboard.

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The Velora Luxe dress hire homepage on desktop, showing gowns available to rent

Designer dress hire, Auckland and nationwide

Velora Luxe

A hire store where the calendar is the product page. Every size of every gown keeps its own availability, the delivery and return dates are worked out for the customer, and the dates are held while the order is paid.

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The Power Dekor Floors homepage on desktop, showing timber and laminate flooring ranges

Timber and laminate flooring, Auckland

Power Dekor Floors

A showroom catalogue rather than a checkout. Every board carries its code, its construction and a spec sheet that opens inside the page, and the full library of real photographs was restored product by product.

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Home services and trades

The Ben's Curtains homepage on desktop, showing curtain and blind ranges and a quote request

Custom curtains, blinds and shutters, Brisbane and the Gold Coast

Ben's Curtains

Two sites, one Australian and one for New Zealand, built as the front door of the client's own business system. Enquiries arrive inside it within seconds, signed, and warranty claims come in as structured records.

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The Solar Republic homepage on desktop, showing solar system packages and installation work

Solar design and installation, Auckland

Solar Republic

An entire site moved across, blog and completed installation write ups included, with old addresses redirected. New projects are now published by the client, and the product feed for Google Shopping comes from the platform.

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The LouvreSky homepage on desktop, showing an aluminium louvre roof over an outdoor living area

Outdoor louvre roofs and shade systems, Auckland

LouvreSky

A twenty page rebuild with a blog library and a project archive, and then a city landing page built once and turned into a pattern. Opening the next town is a set of local photos and a day, not a new website project.

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The Roofcare homepage on desktop, showing roof restoration services and a quote request

Roof restoration and replacement, Auckland

Roofcare

A family run roofing company asked for its site rebuilt page for page, in its own words, and editable by the office. What it asked for next was a tool that previews eighteen roof colours on a real house.

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Community builds

Two sites nobody was invoiced for.

We build and host a small number of sites for community organisations at no cost. Same platform, same build, same hosting as everything above. There is no case study for these, because the point of them was never a sales page.

Charity, Auckland

NZ Charity Football Club Trust

A trust that runs football programmes for Auckland children who would otherwise be priced out of the game. Five pages, a donation path and an enquiry form, built and hosted for free.

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Charitable trust, Aotearoa

The Bond Trust

A charitable trust working on reintegration and community safety for people returning from prison, and on the practice and partnerships that make that work. Built and hosted for free.

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Want your business on this page?

Every site above started the same way: an owner who was tired of paying rent on their own website and wanted one place where the next change actually gets made. Tell us what the business does, where the site runs now and what you are paying for it. WebForger is invite only, so the first step is a short application rather than a signup form.