SERVICES · SCOPE · PRICING

Start small.
Build with purpose.

Clear starting points for business websites. Apps and extensions are scoped to your goals and budget.

DESIGN · DEVELOPMENT · LAUNCH

A practical path
to a better site.

We start with your audience, services, and the action the site should make easy, then build and test around that goal.

01 / PLAN

Start with the goal.

Clarify audience, services, content, and the next step visitors should take.

02 / BUILD

Design and develop.

Build a responsive experience in Visual Studio Code, with the pages and integrations the project needs.

03 / REVIEW

Test the details.

Review mobile and desktop layouts, links, forms, accessibility basics, and performance.

04 / LAUNCH

Put it to work.

Track code in GitHub, deploy through Vercel, connect the domain, and hand over access.

STRAIGHTFORWARD STARTING POINTS

Website pricing.

Fixed scopes keep the project predictable. We confirm pages, deliverables, and final cost before work begins.

ONE PAGE

Quick Start

CA$300 one time

  • One page using an existing layout
  • You provide copy and images
  • Contact links and basic metadata
  • Vercel launch and 1 revision round

UP TO 3 PAGES

Small Business

CA$900 one time

  • Home, services, and contact pages
  • Styling matched to your brand
  • Simple inquiry form and local SEO basics
  • Vercel launch and 2 revision rounds

AFTER LAUNCH

Care Plan

CA$50 per month

  • Up to 30 minutes of small content edits
  • Quarterly link and form check
  • Basic deployment support
  • Cancel with 30 days’ notice

All prices are in Canadian dollars. The CA$300 package is limited to one page with client-supplied content. Domains, paid hosting or services, taxes, copywriting, extra revisions, e-commerce, and work outside scope are quoted separately.

CUSTOM DIGITAL PRODUCTS

Scope first.
Build to budget.

For browser extensions, mobile apps, internal tools, and APIs, we agree on the first useful release before setting milestones and cost.

01 / DEFINE

Agree on the job.

Map the user, problem, budget, must-have workflow, and out-of-scope items.

02 / PROTOTYPE

Make the flow clear.

Sketch screens and interactions for review before full implementation.

03 / BUILD & TEST

Work in small releases.

Build in Visual Studio Code, track in GitHub, and test real workflows on target devices.

04 / SHIP

Release with you.

Deploy through Vercel or prepare a browser or mobile release in your accounts.

OPTIONAL PLANNING

Product Map

CA$300 one time

Requirements, core workflow, feature boundaries, and a practical estimate. No production code.

SCOPE + BUDGET

Browser Extension

Custom quote

Estimated from workflows, permissions, integrations, storage, testing, and release needs.

SMALL TASK

Feature or Fix

Estimate first

Contained work is reviewed and approved before implementation starts.

The Product Map is fixed-price; implementation is quoted against written deliverables and milestones. Scope changes are re-estimated for approval. Store accounts, domains, hosting, paid APIs, subscriptions, and taxes are extra. Platform approval is not guaranteed.

Discuss scope and budget

CLEAR EXPECTATIONS

Good work starts
with a clear scope.

What should I bring to the first conversation?

A rough goal, who the product is for, any must-have features, your budget range, and preferred timing. Existing copy, imagery, sketches, or examples help, but are not required.

When is a timeline confirmed?

Timing is agreed after scope and milestones are clear. Website work starts once the required copy, images, and access are ready; app and extension timing depends on the approved feature set.

What is included in the CA$300 website option?

One responsive page using an existing layout, client-supplied copy and images, contact links, basic metadata, one revision round, and Vercel launch. A domain, paid services, and extra work are separate.

How are changes handled?

The written scope lists deliverables and review rounds. Work outside that scope is estimated and approved before it is added.

Who owns the accounts and project files?

Domain, hosting, and store accounts should be set up in your name where possible. Ownership, licenses, and handoff of project files are recorded in the project agreement.