Areas we build websites for
Kampala neighbourhood by neighbourhood, the towns around it, and the main upcountry centres. Each page is written about what that area actually trades in.
42 areas. Distance makes no difference to the price or the work - the whole project runs over WhatsApp, calls and email, and you see the site on your own phone before paying the balance.
Kampala
Ntinda
Ntinda has more small businesses per street than almost anywhere in Kampala, and most of them are invisible on Google.
Nakawa
Nakawa is where Kampala keeps its warehouses, workshops and suppliers. Your buyers are companies, and companies check you online first.
Bugolobi
Bugolobi customers are professionals and tenants who research before they buy. A proper website is the minimum they expect.
Kololo
Kololo runs on institutional money and institutional standards. Your website is part of a due diligence check, not a shop window.
Nakasero
The city centre is the most competitive market in Uganda. Being findable is not optional here, it is survival.
Kamwokya
Kamwokya is small business territory - garages, salons, studios, workshops. Almost none of them can be found online.
Wandegeya
Wandegeya runs on students. They are the most search-driven customers in Uganda and they are on their phones constantly.
Kabalagala
Kabalagala is a nightlife and rental economy. Both are searched heavily, and both are badly served online.
Muyenga
Muyenga is an upmarket residential and hospitality area. Rentals and guesthouses here are searched by name and by street.
Ggaba
Ggaba trades on the lake and on the road. Both bring customers who are searching before they travel.
Makindye
Makindye is mostly residential, which means your customers are your neighbours - and they search from home.
Katwe
Katwe builds things. Photograph what you make, publish it, and buyers stop having to come and look.
Ndeeba
Ndeeba sells timber and furniture to the whole city. A catalogue with prices reaches buyers who never drive down here.
Rubaga
Rubaga has Kampala's oldest institutions and its busiest neighbourhood trade. Both need to be findable.
Nateete
Nateete is a trading and transport hub on the Masaka road. Your customers are traders, travellers and the neighbourhoods behind you.
Kawempe
Kawempe is dense, young and busy. Enormous local trade, almost no local competition in search.
Bwaise
Bwaise is trade at volume and thin margins. Being findable brings the orders that pay better than the counter.
Kyanja
Kyanja is growing fast and it farms. Poultry, produce and building supplies all sell well online here.
Kisaasi
Kisaasi fills with new residents every year, and every one of them searches for what is nearby.
Kiwatule
Kiwatule is where Kampala eats out and exercises. Both are decided by a phone search an hour beforehand.
Greater Kampala
Naalya
Naalya households have money and habits built entirely on search. Be the result they find.
Namugongo
Namugongo draws visitors from across the region. Accommodation and services here are searched from far outside Uganda.
Kira
Kira is building constantly. Hardware, contractors and home services have customers here every week.
Bweyogerere
The Jinja road corridor is industry and commuters. Both are reachable online, and almost nobody here is trying.
Seeta
Seeta is schools and estates. Parents and new residents both decide by searching first.
Mukono
Mukono mixes town trade with agriculture and a large student population. All three search.
Wakiso
Wakiso is where Kampala is expanding into. Land, building and schools dominate the searches.
Nansana
Nansana is one of the biggest municipalities in the country and one of the least visible online.
Gayaza
Gayaza is schools, poultry and land. Three markets that all begin with a search.
Entebbe
Entebbe sells to people who have not arrived yet. Almost all of them book online first.
Upcountry
Jinja
Jinja earns from visitors and from industry. The visitors book online, often from overseas.
Mbarara
Mbarara is the commercial capital of the west. Its businesses trade regionally and are searched regionally.
Gulu
Gulu runs on trade, education and development money. Donors and partners check you online before anything else.
Mbale
Mbale sells coffee and tourism to buyers who are not in Uganda. That is a search market.
Lira
Lira trades in produce at scale. Buyers looking for volume need to be able to find you.
Arua
Arua trades across three countries. Cross-border buyers can only find you online.
Fort Portal
Fort Portal is tourism. Your guests are researching from another continent, months in advance.
Masaka
Masaka is agriculture and transit trade. Both reach buyers well outside the town.
Hoima
Hoima has contracts and companies looking for local suppliers. They shortlist from what they can verify.
Soroti
Soroti grows and trades. Buyers of volume are searching, and very few local suppliers appear.
Kabale
Kabale is on the gorilla route. Travellers plan that trip months ahead, entirely online.
Kasese
Kasese sits between the Rwenzoris and Queen Elizabeth park. Visitors research both before arriving.
Your area not listed?
We work anywhere in Uganda, and with clients in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and South Sudan. The list above is where we have written a page, not where we are willing to work. Message us wherever you are.
Ready to get your business online?
Send us a message on WhatsApp with what your business does. We will tell you what your site needs and what it will cost - no long meetings, no jargon.