How much does a website cost in Québec

Ask three quotes for the same website and you’ll get three amounts that have nothing in common. It isn’t that two providers out of three are cheating you: they simply aren’t pricing the same thing. Before comparing prices, compare what they include.

What moves the price

The number of pages matters less than people think. What costs is the work that doesn’t show on the mockup.

• Copywriting: who writes the text, and in how many languages.
• Photos: your own images or a shoot on your job sites.
• Features: contact form, online booking, blog, admin area.
• SEO: technical structure, city pages, Google Business Profile.
• Afterwards: hosting, updates, security, and who answers when something breaks.

Template or custom

A template-based site is fast and inexpensive, and sometimes the right way to start. It shows its limits when you need to stand out from a competitor using the same template, or when speed and SEO become a priority. Custom work costs more up front and pays for itself through the calls it generates for years.

How to read a quote

A serious quote says who does what, what is included, what isn’t, and what you pay each month after launch. Be wary of a very low price with no detail: the rest arrives as extras. Be equally wary of a very high price justified by vague words like “strategy” or “user experience” with no concrete deliverable.

The right question isn’t “how much does it cost”, but “how many calls does it need to generate to pay for itself”.

A landscaping or excavation contract is worth thousands of dollars. If the site brings in a few more per year, it has paid for itself. That is the calculation to judge a quote with, not the amount alone.

Our packages

We publish our packages and what they include on the Pricing page, so you can compare before you even call. If your project doesn’t fit any box, one call is enough to pin down the need and tell you what it represents.