How matching works
How Find an Agency matches a project to agencies
Find an Agency starts with the job you need done, not the agency's name. It covers 21 Australian agencies, each described by the kinds of project it takes on and the places it works from.
Project needs
Search the directory for the work, for example an app build, an online store or a new website, and narrow by project need and location. 5 project needs have at least three agencies and a page of their own: web design, digital marketing, custom software development, app development and ecommerce development. The most common need covered is web design, offered by 16 agencies.
Location, when it is stated
15 source-checked agencies name a city or state on their own site, and only those of them appear under the location filter; a business from a public map listing appears under the city its listing places it in. 15 publish an Australian office and 6 describe operating in Australia. We never guess a location from a phone prefix, a domain or a client's address.
What matching does not do
The results are a shortlist to research, not a recommendation. Matching looks at names, summaries, project needs, services and stated locations; it does not weigh price, size or availability. The directory is ranked by Google rating adjusted for review count, as set out below, and a search lifts names that match your words above the rest; project pages list their source-checked agencies from A to Z. We publish no reviews, and the only ratings shown are Google's.
Report a problem
Agency details were last checked in September 2026. If an agency no longer offers a service, has moved or has closed, email support@findanagency.com.au. Send the listing link and the agency's own page that shows the change, and the listing will be reviewed for an update or removal.