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Châteauguay · Montérégie · Greater Montreal

A price and a date, from the first conversation.

A website, an application or a visual identity, handled by one person — the one you talk to. You know the cost and the delivery date before you commit.

The price. The date. From the first conversation.

No "quote on request" for a brochure site. The amounts are published, and the date is in the contract.

If we started today

$4,200

Delivered

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One person, from logo to application.

The person you talk to leads the work, even when a team joins in. No salesperson, no middle layer, no distorted version of your request.

One person to talk to, first to last

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The site belongs to you.

The code and the domain name are yours. You are not renting from a platform whose subscription keeps climbing.

Domain name
corner-bakery.ca
Owner
You
Source code
Yours
Example. A domain name is checked and registered before anyone promises it.

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The Châteauguay River near Île Saint-Bernard, in Châteauguay

Châteauguay. We can meet.

Montérégie and Greater Montreal. Someone to call, who knows your project, and who answers.

Montérégie · Greater Montreal

In person or by video

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Three reasons projects get postponed

These are the ones we hear most, and they are fair.

  1. “I don't know what it will cost”

    The industry answers “quote on request”. You have to call, explain, wait, then start over elsewhere to compare.

    The price is published

    Packages are on this page, in Canadian dollars. No “quote on request” for a brochure site.

  2. “I don't know who I'm talking to”

    A salesperson sells, a project manager relays, someone else builds. Your request gets lost between the three.

    You talk to the person leading the work

    From first message to delivery, even when a team joins in. No middle layer, no distorted version of your request.

  3. “I don't know when it will be done”

    The timeline starts vague, then slips. You have no way to plan around it.

    The date is in the quote

    A dated deadline, not a range. It holds because I work from a base I built and reuse.

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01Today

We talk

30 minutes, in person or by video. You describe your business and what you need. No commitment.

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02Within 48 hours

You get a price and a date

In writing, within 48 hours. The amount is firm, and so is the date.

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03From day one

I build, you watch it happen

A preview link from day one. You comment as it goes, not at the end.

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04On the date in the quote

I hand it over

The site is yours. One hour of training so you can edit it on your own.

Does your current site hold up?

Enter its address. Google loads it the way a phone would and measures its speed, its accessibility and what search engines see. Allow about thirty seconds.

The address you enter is sent to Google PageSpeed Insights, which runs the test. Nothing is sent to this site.

Speed
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Accessibility
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Best practices
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Search
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The scores will appear here, from 0 to 100, with what they mean.

Pricing

Assemble your project: the price and the date work themselves out as you choose. It is the studio's promise, applied to the page.

Your starting point
Add, if you need it
After delivery

Your project

Pick a starting point to see the price and the date.

What these amounts cover

The real time each project takes, at a rate that covers a studio's costs: tools, hosting, professional liability insurance, accounting, equipment.

These amounts hold for a project with ordinary characteristics. Anything outside that is priced before it is started, never after. Only a written quote commits the studio.

Included in every package
  • Design and buildRevisions included
  • French and EnglishBoth versions, designed together
  • Checks before deliveryContrast, legibility, page weight
  • Going liveCode and domain name transferred into your name

Fees discovered along the way$0

Three years later

What you have paid
Online builder at $60 a month : $2,160Site delivered by the studio : The package price, once
What you own
Online builder at $60 a month : NothingSite delivered by the studio : The code, the domain name, the files
If you stop paying
Online builder at $60 a month : The site stopsSite delivered by the studio : The code and the domain stay yours

Hosting for a delivered site is paid separately: with the host of your choice, or through monthly care.

Let's talk about your project

Describe in two lines what you want to build. I reply within 48 hours with a price and a date, or with the questions I need answered to give them.

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