Real numbers, before you get on a call.

Because a website is not one thing. A five page brochure site and a fifteen page site with booking, a client portal and a migration off an old CMS are different projects that happen to share a word, and at 2026 Ontario rates the gap between them is several thousand dollars. Publishing one figure would be wrong for almost everyone reading it. What we do instead is quote fast: tell us what you need and the scope, the timeline and the full number come back within 24 hours, from the person who would do the work.

One bounded piece of work with a deadline on it. A landing page for a campaign, a technical SEO audit and the fixes that come out of it, a Core Web Vitals and speed pass, a Google Business Profile and local search setup, or a small brand refresh. What does not fit is a full website, an online store or an app, and we would rather say that here than let you find out on the call. Those are Custom, and they are quoted properly.

It is the floor, and plenty of work does land there. It moves when the scope does: more pages, more integrations, a migration, content that has to be written from nothing rather than edited. The number you get back in the quote is fixed for the scope you agree to, so it moves before the work starts rather than during it. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices.

Yes, and most clients do. A common path is a Sprint to fix what is broken, then Starter or Retainer once there is something worth maintaining. The monthly tiers are month to month with 30 days notice, so moving up, moving down or stopping is a conversation rather than a contract negotiation.

No, and it never runs through us. Your media budget is paid straight to Google or Meta on your own account, at cost, with no markup. The retainer covers the work: the strategy, the build, the optimisation and the reporting. You keep the account and the data if we ever stop working together.

No. Every figure on this page is before tax, and Ontario HST at 13% is added to Canadian invoices. Worth checking on any quote you compare this against, because agency pricing pages are inconsistent about it and a quote that quietly excludes tax reads cheaper than it is.