A computer shop with the whole package.

We sell, repair, and refresh computers, and we also build websites, apps, and custom equipment when a business needs something made for them.

A lot of jobs are a mix. A website, an app, and a piece of equipment that works with the tools you already use. Hosting, domains, design, and marketing keep that work online and easy to find.

The website, the app, and the equipment to match.

The shop

Netlink sells computers online. Desktops, laptops, phones, parts, and refurbished machines. We look at a repair before guessing at parts. A trade-in can go toward something in the shop or toward a build. Ask and we will send the current list, as a reply or as a PDF, because stock changes.

Custom devices sit next to that stock. When a housing, mount, fixture, or machine is not something you can buy, we design it around the real object and make it to be used.

The package

Websites and apps are designed around a real next step: buy, book, read the sale date, find the person. They are wired into payments, bookings, catalogues, mail, and the other tools the business already runs. Phones, tablets, and desktops are each designed for.

Design keeps the site, the app, the device, and the shop looking like one company. Marketing sends people to the offer that actually exists. After launch, hosting and domains stay with the work.

What is a client’s, and what is Netlink’s

Cocktail Harvest is a live studio store, for garden-to-glass cocktail ingredients. KeptGrid is our habit app, live on the App Store and Google Play. Its website is moving to keptgrid.app.

Liquid Degree and Yum Eats are still being worked on. They are listed so they are not mistaken for client work.

How a job starts

Scope is agreed before a build, a repair, a trade-in, or a print run of parts. Progress is visible. The shop that did the work is the shop that still answers.

If that is the shape of help you want, send the job.