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Is spareday legitimate: the checks anybody can run, and the terms in plain words.

Every claim below can be checked from outside the business, without speaking to anybody at spareday.

★★★★★Newcastle and the Hunter

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Reece Rainer By Reece Rainer spareday, Newcastle NSW Last updated 13 September 2026 Read time 2 minutes
A rank grid over Newcastle showing a business ranking in the top three near the city and dropping away through the western suburbs
what clients say

What clients say

★★★★★

Since it went live my phone hasn’t stopped ringing.

Jye Hughesgoogle review
★★★★★

He was able to take our rough ideas, from concept through to reality. The site has provided an influx of new members, helping to keep our club viable.

Richard Genetgoogle review
★★★★★

He is genuine, took the time to listen and understand my business, and is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to SEO and ranking on Google local business listings. The first draft looked fantastic straight off the bat.

Miranda Hailesgoogle review

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Marketing is a trade where anybody can build a website and claim anything, so checking a supplier first is sensible rather than rude.

Everything below can be verified without speaking to anybody at spareday.

01

What can be checked from outside

A registered Australian business, a real address in Newcastle, a phone number answered by a person, and public reviews under real names.

Each of these takes a minute and none of them needs permission from spareday.

The four

  • The ABN.

    65 247 922 109, searchable on the government register along with its registration date.
  • The address.

    12 Grey St, Wickham NSW 2293, which is also the address on the Google listing.
  • The phone and email.

    0485 017 387 and hello@spareday.ai, the same everywhere the business appears.
  • The reviews.

    Public Google reviews under real names, which the reviews page quotes and points to.
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02

What the arrangement actually is

Month to month, with every account opened in the client's own name, and no minimum term unless a client chooses to pay several months ahead.

Most of what makes a marketing arrangement risky is in the terms rather than in the work.

The four terms

  • Month to month.

    No minimum term. A client who stops paying stops the work, without a period to serve out.
  • Accounts in the client's name.

    The website, the domain, the Google listing and the advertising account all belong to the business.
  • The work stays.

    Pages written for a client remain the client's when the arrangement ends.
  • The price comes on the call.

    It depends on the business, and it is given plainly rather than shown as a package on a page.
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03

Questions worth asking anybody

Who owns the accounts, what happens if the arrangement ends, what is being measured, and who is actually doing the work.

These four separate a supplier from an arrangement that is hard to leave.

The four questions

  • Who owns the accounts?

    The website, the domain and the advertising account should be in the business's name from the first day.
  • What happens if this ends?

    Anything that stops working the day the invoices stop was rented rather than built.
  • What is being measured?

    Enquiries and positions, not tasks performed, which comparing agencies covers in more detail.
  • Who does the work?

    Worth asking whether it is the person on the call, and what is sent elsewhere.
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Related reading from us: where all of this sits.

Common questions

Is spareday a registered business?

Yes, ABN 65 247 922 109, at 12 Grey St, Wickham NSW 2293. Both are searchable without contacting the business.

Where is spareday based?

Newcastle, in Wickham, working with businesses across Newcastle, the Hunter and the rest of Australia remotely.

Is there a lock-in contract?

No minimum term. The one exception is a client who chooses to pay several months ahead, which is a choice rather than the default.

Who owns the website and the accounts?

The client. The website, the domain, the Google listing and the advertising account are all opened in the business's own name.

What does it cost?

One monthly fee covering everything, month to month, no lock-in. The number depends on the business and gets given on the call.

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