
Wellington
Hayden M.
Copywriter
Need words for your website, regular blog posts, a press release or a proofread before something goes out? Tell us what you're after and we'll turn it into a clear brief, find NZ writers who fit your budget, and introduce you. You don't need to know where to start.

Wellington
Hayden M.
Copywriter

Queenstown/Wanaka
Jo M.
Content writer and communications specialist

Auckland
Connor A.
Senior Copywriter and Marketing Strategist

Gisborne
Sandra G.
Content Writer

Wellington
Tanya P.
Communications Specialist

Auckland
Mina P.
Writer
Local talent. Visible proof. Direct relationships.
Pick the closest match to where the words will end up, from web pages and blog posts to press releases and proofreading. Not sure? Tell us what it's for and we'll help you choose.
Write clear website pages that explain what you do and get people to get in touch.
Typically NZ$600–$12,000 + GST
Hire a New Zealand copywriter for website pages, campaigns, and clearer brand language.
Typically NZ$600–$8,000 + GST
Blog posts for New Zealand businesses, from short updates to researched long-form articles.
Typically NZ$120–$2,500 + GST
Editing and proofreading for reports, web copy, tenders and marketing material.
Typically NZ$150–$8,000 + GST
Turn client projects into clear case studies for your website and sales team.
Typically NZ$400–$7,000 + GST
Write clear, newsworthy press releases for launches, events and announcements.
Typically NZ$400–$6,000 + GST
Get articles, LinkedIn posts, guides or a book written in your voice.
Typically NZ$300–$50,000 + GST
Write user guides, process documents and help content people can follow.
Typically NZ$600–$25,000 + GST
Write scripts for videos, ads, explainers and presentations.
Typically NZ$300–$8,000 + GST
Most people come to us with a goal, not a job title. Here's where the most common ones usually land.
A website copywriter interviews you, then rewrites your pages so they're clear, sound like you and help people get in touch.
Website CopywritingA blog writer can plan topics customers search for and deliver posts on a schedule you can keep up with.
Blog WritingAn editor or proofreader checks spelling, grammar and flow, and tells you where it's unclear.
Editing & ProofreadingWe do the legwork of briefing and finding people, then step back so you work directly with the writer you choose.
Share your project, the help you need, and any timing or budget you have in mind.
Review interested freelancers and their work. Choose who you want an introduction to.
Agree the scope, timing, and price with your freelancer.
What New Zealand writers typically charge, by type of work. Freelancers quote you directly after reading your brief.
Projects fromNZ$120
Projects fromNZ$600
Projects fromNZ$150
Indicative NZD, excluding GST and third-party costs. Freelancers set their own prices after reading your brief. Updated October 2026.
A few of the independent writers in our network. We share your brief more widely than the people shown here.

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Real projects by freelancers in our network, and what their clients said about them.
Nikite K.
Megan H.
Emily G.
Emily G.With this collective and deeply connected expertise, I asked Jo if she’d write a not serious piece. I gave her little in the way of a brief but rather asked if she might reflect on how she finds wine enlightenment in a world of social pressures and public perceptions.

Feedback for Jo M.
Content writer and communications specialist · Queenstown/Wanaka
Straight answers to what NZ business owners ask us most.
A standard blog post usually costs NZ$300–$900 and a website copy project NZ$2,000–$5,000, excluding GST. Writers quote after reading your brief. Research, interviews and the number of revision rounds move the price most.
A freelancer suits most small businesses because you work directly with the person writing, and they get to know your voice. An agency makes sense when you need large volumes across many channels with editors and designers involved.
Yes. Most people don't have one. Tell us what you're trying to achieve and we'll turn it into a brief with you before anything goes out to writers.
You should, once you've paid. Agree in writing that copyright transfers to you on final payment, and whether the writer can show the work in their portfolio.
Some do for research or first drafts. If it matters to you, say so in your brief and ask each writer how they work, so there are no surprises.
Only if your freelancer is GST-registered. Registered writers add 15% GST to their quote, while many sole traders earning under NZ$60,000 a year aren't registered and won't charge it.
We aim to start sharing interested writers within a few working days of agreeing your brief. When work starts depends on their availability and your timing.
Share what it's for and who will read it, and we'll help shape a brief and introduce NZ writers who fit.