A website that shows clients you're licensed, local and ready to quote.
Security Company Website Design for Guarding, Patrol and Alarm Businesses
- Offices in Werribee and Darwin
- 10+ years' experience
- 1,200+ projects delivered
100+ Google reviews
The Proof is in the Reviews
The Problem
What Do Clients Check on a Security Company Website?
01
First Impressions Count
Property managers, site managers and business owners often look you up before they pick up the phone. In security, a dated site makes them wonder whether you're still trading and still licensed.
02
Clients Start on Google
People looking for guards, patrols or alarm monitoring often start with a Google search, and the figures below show how many. If your site is slow or thin, that search ends with another provider.
03
Your Competitors Are Already Online
Clients compare a few security companies before they call. Your website is where that comparison happens, so it needs to answer their questions before someone else's does.
Source: Google keyword data, Australia, monthly average, checked 11 November 2026.
Security Website Design That Earns Trust First
- A colour scheme and layout built around your brand
- Your licence number, certifications, client logos and reviews where clients look for them
- Quote and call buttons on every page
- Built to load quickly on a phone
Does Your Security Company Website Need Your Licence Number?
In Victoria and New South Wales, the rules on showing your licence number reach your advertising, and NSW Police names websites directly. We put your licence number in the header or footer and on the contact page, and add a licences page if you hold more than one.
| State | What the rule says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Victoria | Private Security Act 2004, section 130: the holder of a private security licence must “take all reasonable steps to ensure that any published advertisement relating to, or in connection with, the business, includes the number of the licence.” | Victorian Legislation (version in force from 19 June 2025) |
| New South Wales | NSW Police’s Security Licensing and Enforcement Directorate lists failing to include your master licence number in any advertising, including websites, as a penalty offence. | NSW Police, SLED penalties |
Other states and territories set their own rules, so check with your state’s licensing regulator before your site goes live. Checked 11 November 2026. This is general information, not legal advice.
How We Build Your Website With You
- Design rounds with you
- You see the design before we build it, and we revise it with you. Your proposal sets out how many rounds are included.
- A timeline in writing
- Your proposal includes the project timeline, so you know what happens next and when.
- Reviewed with you at every stage
- You check each stage before we move on to the next one.
- Tracking set up at launch
- We set up tracking when the site goes live, so you can see which pages bring in enquiries.
Australian Businesses We've Worked With
Included in every security website
Security Company Web Design Features, Built In
The features a security business needs from its website, set up as standard.
Optimised code and compressed images, so pages open quickly on mobile data.
Laid out for any screen, with tap-to-call and quote forms that are easy to fill in on a phone.
Suburb landing pages, schema markup and your Google Business Profile linked in, so Google can see where you work.
Quote and site-assessment forms that turn visits into enquiries. They go to your email, with an optional CRM connection.
Free SSL certificate installation, so your site and its forms run over a secure connection.
Image compression, lazy loading and caching set up, so the site stays quick on 4G.
Your real Google reviews pulled onto the site automatically, so visitors can read what your clients say.
A page for each service (guarding, mobile patrol, event security, CCTV and alarm monitoring) and for the suburbs you cover, so each one can be found on Google.
Built so you can update text and photos yourself when your services or team change.
Security Company SEO and Google Ads, After Launch
Once your site is live, we can run your security company marketing as well. SEO is month-to-month. No lock-in contracts.
- Security company SEO for each service and suburb you cover
- Google Business Profile optimisation
- Google Ads for urgent call-outs and contract enquiries
See how our local SEO works, or compare our SEO packages.
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Do We Have a Security Company Case Study?
Not yet. Our published case studies come from other industries, and the numbers are theirs. ADCS, an NDIS provider in Sydney, reached 61 keywords at #1, a 7X increase in organic leads and a 112% increase in conversion over its 3-year campaign. Sigma Plumbing went from page 5 to page 1 across Western Sydney.
How Do Clients Rate Working With Us?
The Faces Behind
YOUR PROJECT
Meet Pav
Visionary Leader & Managing Director
Pav is the visionary founder and driving force behind 21 Webs. With 10+ years of experience in digital marketing, he has built a full-service agency that helps Australian businesses grow their online presence with strategy, clarity, and measurable results.
In 2019, Pav founded 21 Webs with a clear mission, to give small and medium businesses access to the kind of expert digital marketing that was once reserved for large corporations. Under his leadership, the agency has grown into a trusted partner for businesses across Australia, delivering results across SEO, paid advertising, web design, and social media.
Today, Pav is leading 21 Webs through the AI revolution. He is championing a native AI learning culture within the team, building an internal AI learning centre and embedding intelligent tools across marketing, process improvement, IT, and development. His goal is simple: to keep 21 Webs at the forefront of innovation, so clients always benefit from smarter, faster, and more effective work.
Pav’s leadership is grounded in a firm belief that every client deserves honesty, accountability, and a team that treats their business like its own. His hands-on approach and high standards have shaped a culture where performance and integrity go hand in hand.
Who Builds Your Security Website?
How Does a Website Project Run?
21 Webs is a web design and digital marketing agency with its head office in Werribee, Melbourne, and an office in Darwin. We have 10+ years’ experience and have delivered 1,200+ projects for businesses across Australia, including the website for a Melbourne security company.
Our designers, developers and SEO specialists build a security website around what your clients check: your licence details, the services you offer, the areas you cover and a clear way to ask for a quote. Need something outside the usual setup? See our custom web design service.
How Much Does Security Company Website Design Cost?
Every site is quoted to its scope. For an instant estimate, use our cost calculator, or read our guide to how much website design costs in Australia. The main things that move the price:
- How many pages you need
- Service and suburb pages
- Quote and site-assessment forms
- Licence and certification pages
- Who writes the content and supplies the photos
- Domain, hosting and email setup
Security Company Website Design FAQs
What should a security company website include?
Your licence number, the services you offer (guarding, patrol, event security, CCTV, alarms), the suburbs and regions you cover, how to reach you after hours if you offer it, client logos or reviews you have permission to show, and a quick way to ask for a quote or a site assessment.
Do I need to show my security licence number on my website?
In Victoria, section 130 of the Private Security Act 2004 says licence holders must take all reasonable steps to include the licence number in any published advertisement for the business. In NSW, NSW Police lists leaving your master licence number off advertising, including websites, as a penalty offence. Other states set their own rules, so check with your regulator. This is general information, not legal advice.
How much does a security company website cost?
It depends on the pages, forms and content your business needs. Our cost calculator gives you an instant estimate, and your free proposal comes with a fixed quote.
Can you help my security company show up on Google?
We can run local SEO, your Google Business Profile and Google Ads once the site is live. We don’t guarantee rankings. SEO is month-to-month, with no lock-in contracts.
What do you build security websites on?
Custom WordPress, GoHighLevel or another framework, depending on what your business needs. We’ll recommend one in your proposal.
Have you built a website for a security company before?
Yes, for a Melbourne security company. You’ll find it in the portfolio further up this page. We haven’t published a security case study.
Security Company Web Design Across Australia
VIC
Websites for security businesses in Melbourne. Head office in Werribee.
NSW
Websites for security businesses in Sydney
ACT
Websites for security businesses in Canberra
QLD
Websites for security businesses in Brisbane
NT
Websites for security businesses in Darwin. Darwin office, by appointment.
WA
Websites for security businesses in Perth
SA
Websites for security businesses in Adelaide
TAS
Websites for security businesses in Hobart
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
This webpage provides a selection of past and present clients who have utilised our services, including some outside this industry. The inclusion of their business names is intended solely to showcase our professional portfolio.
The presence of any above business name on this page should not be interpreted as an endorsement, promotion, or recommendation of that business. We explicitly disclaim any intent to promote or favour any specific business through the content displayed here.
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- This page was last updated on
- 11/11/2026