A proper website, hosting, business email and SEO — from $59.79 a month, with nothing to pay up front. We're on Industrial Pkwy S, here in Aurora.
That's how most of your work arrives, isn't it. A neighbour mentions you at a barbecue. A past customer passes your number to someone on their street.
And then, before they call, that person does what everyone does now. They type your business name into their phone.
What comes back?
Sometimes nothing at all. Sometimes a Facebook page you stopped posting to in 2021, or a listing on a directory site with a phone number you changed two years ago. Occasionally a site somebody built for you once, still showing prices from before the material costs went up.
None of that stops the phone from ringing entirely. You've been busy for years without fixing it, and the work still comes.
But you'll never know about the ones who looked, hesitated, and called the next name on the list instead. That's the part that doesn't show up anywhere.
Ask around Aurora and the number you hear is nine hundred dollars, or two thousand, or three — up front, before anything exists. We looked: that's genuinely what the going rate is around here.
So you did the arithmetic every small business owner does. That's a load of gravel. That's two weeks of payroll. That's the deposit on the truck. And the website went back to sixth place on the list, where it has been sitting ever since.
Or you did get one built. A friend of a friend, or a nephew who was good with computers. It went live, it looked fine, and then he moved away and it froze in whatever year that was. You know the hours are wrong. You just don't know who to ask any more, and it feels awkward to keep bothering him.
Neither of those is a failure of nerve. They're both completely reasonable responses to how this normally gets sold.
The thing stopping you was never the money. It was being asked for all of it at once — and knowing that nobody would be looking after it afterwards.
So we took both of those away.
You don't have to decide anything today. Tell us what you do and where your work comes from, and we'll give you a straight answer — including if it's “you don't need us yet”.
The design cost is spread across the subscription instead of billed at the start. And we keep looking after it, so it doesn't quietly go stale on you.
There's a one-year minimum, because the design work is real and has to be paid for somewhere — after that you can cancel any time. And the first thirty days are refundable. Full plan details
Local businesses around York Region, working in the same market you are.
Both of these are live right now — open them, and try them on your phone while you're there. More of our work
Roofing, tree work, landscaping, HVAC, renovations. Your work speaks for itself — but only if somebody can see it. Eight good photos of finished jobs, the services you actually offer, and the towns you actually drive to.
Being able to send a link with your quote is its own kind of credential.
Consultants, bookkeepers, clinics, agents. People check you before they call, and they are usually deciding between you and two other names.
A site that's clearly current — this year's prices, this year's hours — does more of that deciding than anything clever you could write.
For a storefront, most of the job is unglamorous: hours that are right, an address that maps properly, a phone number you can tap, and a few photos that look like the actual room.
Get those four correct and you're ahead of most of your street.
This is the one that costs people the most, and almost nobody sees it coming.
Someone pays two thousand dollars for a site. It looks smart. It goes live. Then they wait two years, hear nothing, and quietly decide their trade just isn't the kind people search for.
Often the real reason is far more ordinary than that. The site was never on Google's list to begin with.
Not ranking badly. Simply absent.
Google doesn't find you automatically. It either follows a link from somewhere else, or you tell it you exist. Plenty of people who build websites finish at launch and never do that second part.
On every site we build, these all happen:
One more thing worth knowing, even though it isn't part of what we sell: for local searches, your Google Business Profile carries more weight than anything on your website. Whether you turn up in those top three map results depends largely on how complete that profile is and how recent your reviews are.
That one is yours to do — Google requires the business owner to verify it personally, so nobody can do it on your behalf. It's free, and it's worth half an hour of your time.
What we won't do is promise you a position. That's Google's call, not ours, and anyone guaranteeing you the top spot is telling you something they can't know.
What we will promise: when Google comes looking, it will find every page you have, read it properly, and understand that you do this work, in Aurora. The rest is your business being good at what it does.
Send us the address and we'll tell you how many of your pages Google has actually indexed, and what's holding the rest back. No charge, no pitch.
Essential is $59.79 a month plus 13% HST — $67.56 all in — with nothing up front. That's three pages, hosting, your first year's domain, two business email addresses and a tracking number. Premium is $129.79 and adds two pages, logo design and ongoing SEO. Most quotes around Aurora are $900–$3,000 up front, half on signing.
We're at 16 Industrial Pkwy S, Aurora, ON L4G 0R4 — by appointment, since nearly all of the work happens by phone and email. We also build for businesses in Newmarket, King City, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan and across the GTA.
It depends mostly on how quickly the content comes together — your text, photos and logo. In our experience that's the part that takes longest, not the building.
We'll tell you exactly what we need up front rather than leaving you to guess, and we'll give you a realistic timeline once we've seen what you're starting with.
We do. There's no login and no dashboard to learn — you send us the change and we publish it for you.
We deliberately don't hand over a system for you to manage. That's the reason so many small business sites go stale: not that the owner didn't care, but that editing it was one more chore at the end of a long day.
We build every site so Google can find, crawl and understand it — sitemap, robots.txt, titles that name the service and the town, local business markup, and an indexing request submitted to Google.
Worth knowing separately: for local searches your Google Business Profile matters more than anything on your website — but Google requires you to verify that yourself, so it isn't something anyone can set up for you. It's free and worth doing.
What nobody can honestly promise is a specific ranking. That's Google's call. Be careful with anyone who guarantees you first place.
Because the design and build cost is real, and we didn't charge you for it at the start. It has to be absorbed somewhere, and that somewhere is the first year of subscription. It's the only way the no-money-down part works.
After twelve months you can cancel whenever you like. And the first thirty days are refundable, so you can see how it actually goes before committing to the rest.
If we think you don't need us yet, we'll say so. We take on fifty new clients a year, so there's no reason for us to talk anyone into anything.
