Google Maps and reviews
C$675/month
Profile management, citations, review requests and a location page, so you show up when someone nearby searches. The best starting point if your customers are local.
Montreal and the West Island
Web design in Montreal has to work in two languages, and most agencies only build one. French is the default language of local buying and Bill 96 puts it on your commercial website, while English still leads in the West Island and parts of downtown. We build both versions properly, price by borough, and retainers start at C$1,200 per month.
Packages
Priced in Canadian dollars, month to month, no lock-in. If you are not sure which one, ask and we will tell you honestly, including when the answer is the cheapest one.
C$675/month
Profile management, citations, review requests and a location page, so you show up when someone nearby searches. The best starting point if your customers are local.
C$1,200/month
Technical fixes, content and links aimed at what Montreal buyers type. Reported every month. This is what most clients start with.
C$1,125/month
Enquiries this month rather than next year. Campaign build, search-term auditing and conversion tracking, managed monthly.
from C$1,200 one-off
A fast, search-ready site that turns the traffic you already have into enquiries. Quoted once the page count is clear.
What we sell
Everything below is available on its own or bundled into a package.
Get found by people already typing what you sell, in Montreal and across the Greater Montreal.
See what it costsOwn the map pack in your part of the city. Profile, citations, reviews and a page per district.
See what it costsPaid search built around buying intent, with the search terms audited monthly.
See what it costsTurn traffic you already have into enquiries. Fast, search-ready sites, quoted before we start.
See what it costsPages that answer the search and close the sale. Not a blog calendar nobody reads.
See what it costsAuthority that holds its value. Outreach and editorial placements, not directory spam.
See what it costsWhy Montreal businesses stay
Month to month, in writing. If it is not working you stop, and we would rather earn the next month than trap you in a contract.
No account manager relaying messages, and no juniors learning on your budget. The person who fixes your site is the person you speak to.
Scope and price are agreed up front. There is no discovery call to get to a number, and no surprise invoice later.
We work remotely and price accordingly. You are not funding a a Rene-Levesque office reception area or a boardroom you will never sit in.
If the real problem is your offer or your follow-up, we say so before you spend. Taking a retainer for work that cannot fix it costs us more than it pays.
The site, the content, the profiles and the ad accounts stay in your name from day one. If you ever leave, you take all of it and nothing stops working.
The Montreal market
Montreal's economy is aerospace and aircraft manufacturing around Bombardier and the Mirabel and St-Hubert clusters, artificial intelligence and software engineering with one of the deepest AI research pools in the world, video games, film and visual effects studios, and life sciences around the McGill and Universite de Montreal hospital network. Employers such as Bombardier, Air Canada, Canadian National and Hydro-Quebec anchor the city, while most businesses are smaller firms selling into those supply chains.
Language is the part outsiders get wrong. French is the default for local commercial search across most of the island, and Quebec's Bill 96 requires French to be present on commercial websites. English holds in the West Island, in parts of downtown, and for anyone selling outside the province. A website that only works in one language quietly loses half the market.
That is the opening. Most competitors build one English site and bolt on a translation, or one French site and ignore the West Island entirely. A site with both versions written properly, using the districts and services that actually sell in each, outranks a single-language page and reads like a local business in both.
Where your customers are
Ville-Marie, the Plateau and Rosemont behave nothing like Pointe-Claire or Laval, and a buyer on the South Shore is not shopping downtown. We build for the districts you actually sell into, in the language those buyers use.
How it runs
Tell us the problem. We confirm which package fits and what it costs, in writing, before anything starts.
Crawl, indexation, page speed and the pages that should exist, settled before a dollar goes into acquisition.
Content, links, Maps and paid demand pointed at the terms that convert in your part of the Greater Montreal.
Month two onward is decided by what month one showed. If the constraint is elsewhere, we say so.
What it costs
Google Maps and reviews from C$675/month. SEO from C$1,200/month. Google Ads management from C$1,125/month. Websites from C$1,200, quoted once the page count is clear.
One customer you never found costs more than a year of this. Nothing is charged until the scope is agreed, and there is no minimum term.
Straight answers
No proposal document and no discovery call to get a number. Ask directly and you will get a straight answer.
Ask about MontrealYes, both versions, properly. Quebec's Bill 96 requires French on commercial websites, so French is built as a first-class page, not a translation layer bolted on afterwards.
If people cannot find you, start with SEO or local search. If they find you and leave without calling, the website is the problem. If you need enquiries this month, paid search. We will tell you which, and why.
Google Maps and reviews from C$675 a month, SEO from C$1,200 a month, Google Ads management from C$1,125 a month, and websites from C$1,200 one-off. All in Canadian dollars, all on one page.
There is no minimum term. You stop whenever you like and you keep the site, the content and the accounts. We would rather earn the next month than lock you in.
Yes. We price by borough and by city, because a Pointe-Claire buyer and a Longueuil buyer are not searching the same way.
Get a price
One reply, with the package, the price and exactly what it covers. If we are not the right answer, we will say that too.