Web design in Toronto
built to convert.

Here is ours, in plain numbers, so you can compare before you talk to anyone. A landing page is $1,500: one conversion-focused page, built and launched. A full website starts at $2,499: up to five pages, or a store with up to five products, with extra products at $100 each. Website optimization is $750 when the site you have is worth keeping and needs its navigation, mobile usability and conversion paths fixed. Larger scopes, such as multi-language, complex e-commerce or application work, are quoted before we start. Prices in CAD.

If you also want ongoing marketing support after launch, that is a separate, optional choice; see packages for what that looks like. Our B2B web design guide for Toronto breaks the pricing bands down by what actually drives the difference, without the pitch.

The common failure is not ugly design. It is a beautiful site that says nothing specific, loads slowly on a phone, and quietly drops the rankings the old site had earned because nobody mapped the redirects before launch.

So we decide structure and messaging before design, treat speed as a requirement, and map every redirect before go-live. A redesign that loses your search visibility has cost you money no matter how it looks.

Splitting the build and the search work across two vendors is where most of the waste happens: design and search pull in different directions instead of one plan. Here the same senior team does both, so search considerations are handled during site structure and migration, and SEO does not become an after-launch repair project.

If search is the real constraint rather than the site itself, our Toronto SEO page covers that work directly, and SEO covers it as a standalone offer beyond Toronto. For scope, timelines and ownership on the build itself, see web design and development.

Our studio is in Oakville, and we work with clients across Toronto and the GTA, on site when it helps and remote when it does not, which for a web build is most of the time.

Toronto's Salto Restaurant & Bar received a new website as part of a broader engagement that also included technical and on-page SEO, paid Meta ads and organic social. The combined campaign generated 53 event-hosting enquiries in 45 days; the website was one input among several, not the sole cause. For a build-and-marketing result outside Toronto, Sid's Ponds went from a referral-only brick-and-mortar shop to $84.6K of online revenue in 90 days at a 5.25x ROAS on exactly this combination of build and marketing. The work is checkable: 150+ projects shipped, real case studies with numbers attached rather than adjectives, and a 5.0 rating across every Google review.

Request a Free Website Audit and we will show you what your current site is leaking, in dollars, before you spend anything on a rebuild. If the answer is that you do not need one yet, we will say so.