Make your first
impression last.
Custom websites and ecommerce for Calgary and Alberta businesses. Thoughtful design, useful content and a clear path from visitor to customer.
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From the first sketch to the last interaction.
More than a good-looking homepage.
Make it feel right.
Clear messaging, confident visuals and an experience that works beautifully across screen sizes.
Make it work well.
Fast pages, useful integrations and accessible interactions, with a structure you can maintain.
Make it easier to find.
Relevant service content, sound technical SEO and clear connections between the pages that matter.
A beautiful site nobody finds
is an expensive business card.
If someone searches for a plumber in Okotoks and your site only says "Serving Calgary and area," you are not in that result. Google needs a page about that service, in that place, with something specific on it.
That is tedious to do by hand, which is why most shops skip it. We generate it, then write the local detail in properly. The structure is automatic. The substance is not.
Everything that makes a site rank,
built in from day one.
A page per service, per town
Not a list of towns on one page. A real page for each combination, with its own copy, its own FAQs, and its own local detail.
Structured data
LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ and breadcrumb markup on every page. This is what produces the rich results competitors do not have.
Clean URLs and sitemap
Extensionless paths, a canonical tag on every page, and a sitemap ready to hand to Search Console on launch day.
Fast by construction
Static HTML on a global edge network. No page builder, no plugin stack, nothing to slow down or break next year.
Atlas, your AI assistant
An assistant on your site that answers customer questions in your voice, trained on your services, hours and pricing.
Yours to keep
You own the domain, the hosting account and the files. No proprietary platform, no hostage situation if you leave.
A clear scope.
An upfront number.
Published website packages. Final deliverables and any ongoing costs are confirmed in your proposal.
Improve the site you already have.
- Technical and on-page SEO review
- Heading and metadata improvements
- Mobile and performance fixes
A focused website for your business.
- Up to 15 pages, scoped around real needs
- Contact journey and core service content
- Launch and Search Console setup
A broader site with more to connect.
- Up to 35 pages where useful
- Local content and business profile setup
- Atlas assistant, subject to agreed scope
Scope dependent
Everything in Standard, and the parts that keep going after launch.
- Unlimited services and towns
- Everything in Standard
- Booking or quote integrations
- Ongoing content and edits
- Monthly performance reporting
Ecommerce, custom platforms and extended integrations are quoted separately. Page allowances are limits, not a recommendation to publish unnecessary pages. Hosting, subscriptions, support and tax treatment must be confirmed in the quote.
Tune-Up works on the site you already have. It is not a redesign, it is the structural and search work most sites never got. If the site underneath is beyond saving we will tell you that instead of taking the money.
Hosting runs about $0 to $20 a month depending on traffic, billed to your own account so you keep control of it. We do not mark it up.
Shaped to the way you work.
Trades & home services
Enquiries, service areas and clear next steps.
Clinics & practices
Treatments, practitioners and booking.
Industrial & field
Capabilities, project experience and qualifications.
Construction
Project photography, scope and process.
Salons & studios
Service menus, people and appointments.
Calgary, and the towns
Calgary agencies forget.
We build small business websites for anyone in Alberta. The work is remote, so a shop in Medicine Hat is the same job at the same price as one in Calgary — and outside the city is where the search results are still winnable, because a plumber in Airdrie or a clinic in Okotoks competes with far fewer pages than the same business downtown.
Towns we have written pages for, or would: Calgary, Airdrie, Okotoks, Cochrane, Chestermere, Strathmore, High River, Canmore, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Edmonton — and anywhere else in the province. That list is where we have written a page so far, not a limit. If your town is not on it, say so and it gets one.
Before we build.
Can you improve my existing website?
Yes. A review will establish whether focused improvements or a rebuild makes more sense.
Do I need a page for every town I serve?
Only where a separate page genuinely helps visitors. Useful local detail and evidence matter more than multiplying service names by towns.
How long does a small business website take?
Two to four weeks for most builds, from kickoff to live. The slow part is almost never the code. It is getting photos, service details and pricing out of a busy owner, so the more of that you have ready, the faster it goes.
How many pages does my business actually need?
Multiply your services by the towns you genuinely serve, then cut anything you would not actually take a call for. A plumber with six services across five towns is around thirty pages. A single-location clinic is closer to twenty. We quote the real number before starting, not after.
How do I show up when someone searches for my trade near me?
Google answers a "near me" search by matching a page to a place. If your site only says "serving Calgary and area", there is nothing for it to match on for Airdrie or Okotoks. You need a page about that service, in that town, with real detail on it, plus a Google Business Profile that agrees with your site. We build the first part and set up the second.
Do you build websites for businesses outside Calgary?
Yes. We take work anywhere in Alberta, and the build is remote either way, so where you are changes nothing about the price or the timeline. Outside the city is where we would rather be working: a plumber in Airdrie or a clinic in Okotoks is competing with a fraction of the pages the same business fights in downtown Calgary.
Do I own the website when it is finished?
Yes. You own the domain, the hosting account and the files. There is no proprietary platform and no licence to keep paying. If you ever want to move it or hand it to someone else, you can.
Good things start
with a conversation.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help define what comes next.