Comparison
No price, no call
Toronto buyers open three or four sites side by side. The one that shows a price range or a starting price usually gets the enquiry; the one that says only 'contact us' gets closed.
Web design · Toronto and the GTA
Web design
Web design
Toronto
Web design in Toronto for a business that gets compared with ten others before anyone picks up the phone. I build the site so yours is the one they call: prices visible, areas named, booking one tap away.
Free: a 30-minute call, an action plan and a price range in writing.
What I see in the GTAWhy Toronto visitors
Why Toronto visitors
leave in seconds
In a market this crowded, a website rarely loses because it is ugly. It loses because the next tab answers the question faster.
Service area
One page for 6 million people
A renovator in Etobicoke and a cleaner in Scarborough both write 'serving the GTA'. Separate pages for the areas you really cover help people and Google see you work where they live.
Phone
Slow on the subway
Many visits happen on a phone with patchy signal, on transit or between jobs. Heavy themes with sliders and five tracking plugins often lose those visitors before the first screen loads.
Accessibility
AODA as an afterthought
Ontario's AODA expects larger organizations to meet WCAG 2.0 AA on their websites. Even if you are smaller, contrast, labels and keyboard navigation cost little when they are built in from day one.
How it works
Reviews that
Reviews that
win the next customers
Before calling, customers read reviews. I help you collect them and reply in a way that builds trust.
- Review request after the visit
- A reply to every review
- Reviews visible on Maps and in AI
Prices in CADWhat a Toronto website
What a Toronto website
costs with me
Fixed prices for my work, paid in stages of 30/40/30. Hosting and domain are agreed individually and stay in your name.
Landing page[01]
from $1,300 CAD
One offer, one page, built to convert paid traffic from Google or Meta.
- Ready from 10 days
- Form, call and WhatsApp buttons
- Analytics ready for ads
■ Business website[02]
from $3,000 CAD
A multi-page site with a page per service and per area you serve in the GTA.
- Hand-coded or custom CMS
- Up to 30 days
- 3 rounds of revisions
- Training and support included
Large site on a custom CMS[03]
from $11,900 CAD
For firms with many services, locations or a catalogue, with an edit panel built for your team.
- Content structure for SEO
- CRM and form integrations
- Your code, no plugins to babysit
My fee only. No discounts, no hidden monthly licence for a page builder.
How it goesFrom brief to launch
From brief to launch
in up to 30 days
Eastern Time, no commute
I work remotely. Calls are on Zoom during your Toronto business hours, and between calls you message me directly.
Free call30 minutes on what you sell, where in the GTA, and who you lose customers to
StructurePages per service and area, what each one must answer, and the copy you approve
BuildDesign and code, previewed on a test address you can open on your phone
LaunchDomain switch, redirects from the old site, analytics and a short training session
Web design in Toronto starts with the comparison tab
Web design in Toronto is mostly about one moment: a customer has your site open next to three competitors and decides in under a minute who to call. Most small business sites in the GTA lose that moment for boring reasons. The price is hidden, the service area is vague, the phone number sits in the footer. When I plan a site, I start from that comparison and work backwards: what does a person in Leslieville or Woodbridge need to see on the first screen to choose you?
Usually it is three things. A clear statement of what you do and for whom. A price, a starting price or at least a range. And proof: real photos of your work, your team, your storefront. Stock photos of handshakes do not win anything in a city where everyone has them.
Area pages for a city of neighbourhoods
Toronto is really dozens of places that share a name. People search for "plumber North York" or "dentist near Yonge and Eglinton", and many GTA customers live in Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan or Markham rather than in the old city. A single contact page that says "serving the GTA" tells them little.
For service businesses I usually add a short page for each area you genuinely cover, with projects or details from that area. Not a hundred copies with the name swapped: five or eight honest pages that help visitors and give local SEO in Toronto something real to work with. If you only take jobs downtown, I will say so on the site, and you will get fewer wasted calls from Oshawa.
Built without a page builder
I build business websites either hand-coded or on a custom CMS I make for each project. That means no monthly builder subscription, pages that load fast on a phone, and forms that go straight into your CRM or inbox without a chain of plugins. Everything is registered in your name: the domain, the code, the content. If we stop working together, you take all of it with you.
| Option | Good for | From |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | One service, paid traffic | $1,300 |
| Business website | Most local businesses | $3,000 |
| Custom CMS site | Many services, locations or products | $11,900 |
Accessibility and languages
Ontario is the province with AODA, and larger organizations here must meet WCAG 2.0 AA. I build to that standard by default: proper headings, labels on every field, enough contrast, keyboard access. It also makes the site easier for a 70-year-old customer on a small phone. More detail on website accessibility.
Toronto is also one of the most multilingual cities anywhere. If a big share of your customers prefer another language, a separate version of your key pages usually converts better than an automatic translation button. I speak English, Polish, Russian and Ukrainian, which helps when the owner or the customers do too.
What happens after launch
A website in Toronto rarely fills the calendar on its own in the first months. Most clients pair it with Google Ads in Toronto for immediate calls and SEO for the longer run. If you are not sure which to start with, a free consultation is the fastest way to find out. Toronto has a lot of agencies; I am one person, so the one who builds your site also answers your messages.
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FAQ
Questions about
Questions about
web design in Toronto
How much does web design in Toronto cost?
With me, a landing page starts at $1,300, a multi-page business website at $3,000 and a large site on a custom CMS at $11,900, all in Canadian dollars. Toronto agency quotes vary a lot, often because of account managers and monthly licences. My price covers design, code, copy structure, analytics and training, paid in three stages.
You are not in Toronto. How do meetings work?
I work remotely with businesses across Canada and do not have a Toronto office. We talk on Zoom at a time that suits Eastern Time, and you message me on WhatsApp, Telegram or email. You always deal with the person who designs and codes your site, not a coordinator passing notes along.
Does my small business need to follow AODA?
The website requirement under AODA applies to organizations with 50 or more employees in Ontario, which must meet WCAG 2.0 AA. If you are smaller, it is not mandatory, but accessible forms, contrast and headings also help older visitors and search engines. I build them in by default, so it costs you nothing extra.
Can the site be in more than one language?
Yes. Many GTA businesses serve customers in Punjabi, Cantonese, Portuguese, Polish or Ukrainian as well as English. I plan the structure so a second language gets its own pages rather than a widget translation. I write and check Polish, Russian and Ukrainian myself; other languages come from your translator.
Can I keep my domain and old content?
Yes. I do not patch other people's websites, but I build a new one, keep your domain, move the content that still works and set redirects so old Google results do not lead to error pages. See how I handle website migration.
Will I be able to edit the site myself?
Yes. On a custom CMS you get an edit panel made for your business: prices, services, photos and posts. On a hand-coded site I make small changes for you. Either way, the code and content belong to you.
Tell me who you
compete with in Toronto
Send three competitor sites and a line about what you sell. I reply within one business day with a structure and a price. Prefer to talk first? Book a free 30-minute consultation.