Web design in Calgary, from $697.

Ours start at $697 for the Launch package and $1,397 for Growth. Around Calgary you'll see everything from $0 (do it yourself on Squarespace) to $15,000+ from a full agency. Most local small businesses land somewhere in the $700–$3,000 range for something genuinely good. Anyone quoting $200 is cutting a corner you'll pay for later.

Yes. We're based in Calgary, and for local clients we'll come to your café, shop, or clinic. It's genuinely useful — an hour in your space tells us more than a week of emails. That said, plenty of clients prefer to do everything remotely, and that's completely fine.

Nobody honest can promise that, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does. What we can do is the work that actually moves local rankings: a fast site Google trusts, correct schema, a properly set-up Google Business Profile, and consistent business listings. For a local business, the map pack is the real prize — and it's far more winnable than the national results.

About 2–3 weeks from kickoff to launch for most sites, and 3–4 weeks for non-profits. The main thing that slows a project down is waiting on content — your photos, your copy, your logo. Have those ready and we move quickly.

You get 14 days to ask for your money back, no argument. After launch there's a 12-month warranty on anything that breaks. And there's no lock-in — the site is yours, and you can take it elsewhere whenever you want.

No. We're Calgary-based but we work with clients across Canada and the US, and the pricing is identical either way. Being local just means we can show up in person if that's useful to you.

The map pack is the box with three businesses and a map that sits at the top of the page for anything local. Below it are the regular blue links — the organic results. They're ranked by completely different things. Organic results care about your website: its content, its speed, who links to it. The map pack barely looks at your website at all. It looks at your Google Business Profile, how close you are to the person searching, your reviews, and whether your business details match across the rest of the web. For a café or a plumber, the map pack is where the customers actually are — which is why we treat it as the main event rather than an afterthought.

Yes, and honestly if you could only have one, we'd tell you to take the profile. A website with no profile is invisible in the map pack, and the map pack is most of local search. The good news is it's free and it's included in every package we build — we set it up, pick the right categories, write the description, and make sure the details match your site exactly. What we can't do for you is get the reviews. Those have to come from real customers, and they're the single biggest thing separating the businesses in the map box from the ones underneath it.

Yes. Google calls this a service-area business, and it's built for exactly your situation — trades, mobile groomers, consultants, mobile vets. You set your service areas instead of a storefront address, and your home address stays hidden from the public profile. The one thing to get right is picking areas you genuinely serve. Listing all of Alberta when you really cover the northwest quadrant doesn't help you rank wider, it just makes the signal muddier.

Yes — Airdrie, Okotoks, Cochrane, Chestermere, and the rest of the Calgary area. Same pricing, same timelines. If you're a bit further out and everything happens over email and a couple of video calls, that works fine too. The in-person option is a bonus when it's useful, not a requirement.

That's the normal starting position, and it's the single most common reason a project runs long. We'll give you a short list of what we actually need — usually far less than people expect — and write the first draft of the copy for you to correct. For photos, the honest answer is that decent phone photos of your real space beat stock images every time. People can tell, and so can Google. If you'd rather bring in a photographer we'll tell you what shots to ask for.

For the Launch package, yes. Design, build, mobile, contact form, Google Business Profile setup, the local SEO basics, and the first year of hosting are all in it. There is no setup fee and no per-page charge. The things that genuinely cost more are extra scope — online booking, e-commerce, multiple locations, a large content migration — and we tell you that before you pay, not after. If we quote you $697 and then discover it's really a $1,397 job, that's our miss to explain, not a surprise invoice.

Hosting is around $15 a month once the included first year is up, and that's the only thing you're obliged to pay. You can also move the site somewhere else entirely — you own it. Local SEO at $297/month is optional and always will be. We'd rather you started without it and added it when the site has given you a reason to.