
Tauranga
Preston B.
Web Developer
Find a New Zealand CMS developer to set up, customise or migrate WordPress, Webflow or a headless CMS so your team can update the website without a developer.

Tauranga
Preston B.
Web Developer

Christchurch
Josue M.
Webflow Designer & Developer

Wellington
Katie P.
Digital Marketing & Paid Ads Expert

Christchurch
Oliver L.
Founder & Principal Systems Architect

Auckland
Gavin B.
WordPress / WooCommerce Expert

Hamilton
Fay R.
Digital Marketing, Ecommerce & Google Ads Guru
Most CMS developers handle some or all of this. Pick the parts you need and we'll put them in your brief.
Set up practical content areas for news, services, projects or team information so your team can update them with confidence.
Build flexible templates that keep important pages structured while giving your team room to add new content.
Review confusing fields, old pages and publishing steps, then simplify the way your content is managed.
Set up a headless CMS such as Sanity or Contentful so the same content can feed your website, an app or a store.
Not sure which parts you need?
Tell us what you want to get done. We'll shape the brief with you and share it with freelancers who fit.
We do the legwork of briefing and finding people, then step back so you work directly with the CMS developer 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.
Tell us what you need and we will share your brief with suitable freelancers across our network, not only the profiles shown here. You review the applications and choose who you want us to introduce you to.

Web Developer

Webflow Designer & Developer

Digital Marketing & Paid Ads Expert

Founder & Principal Systems Architect

WordPress / WooCommerce Expert

Digital Marketing, Ecommerce & Google Ads Guru

No-code Product Developer

SEO | Google & Meta Ads Specialist | Website Development | AI Automation
What New Zealand CMS developers typically charge, by type of work. Freelancers quote you directly after reading your brief.
Projects fromNZ$1,000
A review and improvement of a smaller existing content setup, including priority templates and handover notes.
Projects fromNZ$3,000
Content structure and templates for a typical business website, with practical guidance for editors.
Projects fromNZ$8,000
A larger project with many content types, a substantial migration, a headless CMS build or a more involved publishing workflow.
Freelancers quote after reading your brief. These move the price most.
Indicative New Zealand dollar estimates only, excluding GST and ongoing software, hosting or platform fees. Scope and freelancer rates vary, and freelancers confirm pricing after reviewing your brief. Updated October 2026.
Review relevant projects from the network to understand the kinds of content-led websites and CMS work freelancers have contributed to.
Gavin B.
Said K.
Said K.
Said K.
Tasman S.
Uppli E.We make a premium product and we needed a website that reflected that. Something that felt like the saunas themselves. Skyrocket got it straight away. What they built is elevated without being over the top, and the people getting in touch now are serious buyers. That's exactly what we were after.

Feedback for Samantha T.
Website Designer & Developer · Auckland
Straight answers to what NZ business owners ask us most.
Describe your website platform, who updates the site, the types of content you publish and what currently feels slow or difficult.
Often, yes. Share the platform you use and examples of the pages you want to improve so they can explain the practical options.
A focused cleanup may take a few weeks. A larger content migration or a new website setup can take longer.
That should be part of the brief. Ask for editor guidance or a handover that suits the people who will use the CMS day to day.
Compare relevant website work, the proposed structure, communication style, timing and pricing before requesting an introduction.
Yes. Headless CMS work means the editing system and the website front end are built separately. Say in your brief where content needs to appear, such as a website, app or online store, and who will edit it, so applicants can recommend a suitable setup.
We'll help you shape the brief, find New Zealand freelancers who fit, and introduce you.