How much does a website cost?
It depends on the number of pages, the features and the content we need to produce. After the strategy meeting, you receive a detailed quote with no surprises. For a tighter budget, our Conception Web division offers an affordable option.
How long does it take to build a website?
That depends on the scope of the project. We give you a clear timeline from the start, and our AI-powered production tools help us deliver faster than a traditional agency.
WordPress or Shopify: which should I choose?
WordPress for a business website that presents your services and generates enquiries. Shopify when you sell products online. We recommend the right platform for your goals, not our preferences.
Will I lose my search rankings if I redesign my website?
Not if the redesign is done properly. We catalogue your existing pages, set up redirects and monitor your rankings after launch.
Will I be able to update my website myself?
Yes. WordPress and Shopify are easy to use day to day, and we show you how to make updates. Our team is here for bigger changes.
Do you write the copy and produce the photos?
Yes. We write and translate your content, and our Saint-Lambert photo and video studio creates authentic visuals of your business.
Do you handle hosting?
Yes. We host your websites on secure Canadian servers, with maintenance and updates included in our ongoing support.
When should you redesign your website?
When it displays poorly on a phone, no longer generates leads, is slow or hard to update, or no longer reflects what you offer. If your competitors show up on Google and in AI answers and you don’t, that is another sign.
Can we keep our domain name and content?
Yes. We keep your domain name and reuse the content that works. What changes is the design, the structure and the technology, and every old address is redirected to the right page.
Do you work with Montreal businesses?
Yes. Our office is in Saint-Lambert, near the Victoria Bridge, and we build websites for businesses in Montreal, on the South Shore, on the North Shore and elsewhere in Quebec, in French and in English.