Pick any three pages from the list below. We design and build them, mobile-first and ready for Google, for a flat one-time $999. No contract, no monthly design fee, and you own every file at the end.
The starter package
They need three good ones. A page that explains who they are, a page that explains what they do, and a page that makes it easy to get in touch. That covers what almost every local customer is actually looking for when they land on a small business site from their phone.
So that is what the starter package is. Three pages, designed properly rather than dropped into a template, for a flat $999. You choose which three from the menu below. We will tell you honestly which ones we would pick for a business like yours, and we will tell you if we think you need more than three before we take your money.
We have been building websites for small businesses in Halton and the western GTA since 1999. This is the same build quality we put into a $4,000 project, on a smaller footprint.
Pick any three
Home is included in every package, so in practice you are choosing two more from this list. Not sure? Call us and we will tell you what we would pick and why.
Your front door. Who you are, what you do, where you do it, and one clear next step. Every package includes this one, so really you are picking two more.
What you offer and what it costs, or at least what it starts at. This is usually the page that does the selling, and it is the one that ranks for the searches people actually type.
Phone, email, a form that works, hours, and a map if you have a location. Sounds basic. It is the page most cheap websites get wrong.
Your story, how long you have been doing this, and who the customer is actually dealing with. For one-person businesses this often outperforms the services page.
Address, embedded map, parking notes, hours, transit. Worth a slot if people physically come to you, and it feeds your Google Business Profile.
Before and after shots, finished projects, your work. If what you sell is visual, this page closes more jobs than any paragraph you could write.
Real reviews from real customers, pulled in from Google. Cheap to build, and it does the trust work that a stranger reading your site needs done.
Faces and names. Matters most for therapists, realtors, consultants, clinics and anyone whose service is a person rather than a product.
The eight questions you answer on the phone every week. Saves you time, and answer engines like ChatGPT and Google’s AI results pull from pages like this.
For restaurants, salons, clinics and anyone with a fixed list of offerings. A real page beats a PDF, because Google can read it.
A dedicated page with a proper form for quote requests or appointment enquiries. Note that live booking software integration is a paid add-on.
A home for articles if you plan to publish. Only worth a slot if you will actually write. If you are not sure, do not spend a page on it.
Need a fourth or fifth page? Additional pages are $175 each, quoted up front, and you can add them at launch or a year later.
What’s included
Designed around your business, your colours and your customers. We do not buy a theme, change the logo and call it a day.
The phone layout is designed first and the desktop follows. Most local traffic in Ontario arrives on a phone, so that is where we start.
A form that reaches your inbox, tested before launch, with spam protection. You would be amazed how often this is the broken part.
Proper heading structure, unique page titles and meta descriptions, schema markup, XML sitemap. The groundwork so the site can rank.
Both connected and verified at launch, so you can actually see who is finding you and what they searched for.
We make sure your name, address and phone match between your site and your Google Business Profile. Small thing, big local ranking factor.
Compressed images, minimal scripts, secure certificate. Core Web Vitals checked before launch rather than after you complain.
The files, the domain, the content. No proprietary platform, no licence to keep paying, nothing held hostage if you leave.
Pricing
Every tier is a fixed fee quoted in writing before any work starts. No hourly meter, no surprise invoice at the end.
Three pages of your choosing, custom designed and launched in two to three weeks. Built for new businesses and anyone whose current site is a Facebook page.
For established businesses with several services to organise, multiple service areas to rank for, or a brand that needs to look different from the competition.
Online stores and complex builds. Product catalogue, payments, Ontario tax and shipping rules configured properly, plus ongoing marketing.
Wondering what these numbers mean in context? We broke down what a website actually costs in Ontario, including what everyone else charges.
Straight answers
We would rather tell you now than have you find out at invoice time. None of these are in the starter package, and all of them can be quoted separately if you want them.
Roughly $20 to $30 a month depending on the plan, or bring your own. We will set it up either way. See maintenance and hosting.
We will use photos you have or good stock imagery. Original photography and logo work are separate.
We will edit and tighten what you give us. Writing all your content from a blank page is an add-on.
Selling online or live appointment booking needs different infrastructure. Quoted separately.
The site launches with the foundations in place. Actually climbing the rankings is ongoing work. See SEO services.
$175 per additional page, quoted before we build it. Add them now or a year from now.
How it works
Fifteen minutes. What your business does, who your customers are, and which three pages make sense. We will say so if we think the starter package is not the right fit for you.
$999, itemized, with the three pages named and the timeline attached. Nothing starts until you say yes.
Text, photos, logo, hours. We give you a simple checklist so nothing gets missed. This is usually the part that sets the pace.
We build the three pages, you review, we adjust. One round of revisions is included.
Domain pointed, SSL on, forms tested, Search Console and Analytics connected, sitemap submitted to Google. Live in two to three weeks.
Files, domain, content, all yours. Stay with us for hosting or take it elsewhere. No contract either way.
Who it’s for
If you recognise yourself here, $999 is probably the right number for you. If you do not, we will tell you.
You just registered the name and you need something real for the business cards and the Google listing. Start here, grow later.
A Facebook page is not a website and it does not rank in Google. Three proper pages fix that for less than most people expect.
Plumbers, electricians, landscapers, painters. One service, one area, a phone that needs to ring. Three pages does that job.
If it does not work on a phone, Google is already penalising it. A clean three-page rebuild often outperforms the old ten-page site.
Not ready to spend four thousand dollars on something unproven. Fair enough. This is the low-risk version.
Coaches, therapists, agents, bookkeepers. People are hiring you, not a company. Home, About and Contact is often the whole story.
We build these for businesses in Oakville, Milton, Burlington, Georgetown and Halton Hills, Mississauga, Orangeville and Caledon. See also which three pages your type of business should pick and what affordable web design should actually mean.
Questions
The ones we get asked on nearly every call.
It is a three-page website, custom designed for your business, built mobile-first and ready for Google. You pick which three pages you want from our list, we design and build them, and the $999 is a one-time fee covering the whole build. Hosting and the domain are separate and run about $20 to $30 a month. There is no contract and you own everything.
Because for a lot of small businesses, three pages is genuinely all they need to start. A home page, a page explaining what you do, and a page telling people how to reach you covers most of what a local customer is looking for. Building three pages properly beats building ten pages badly, and it keeps the price honest. When you need more pages later, we add them at a flat rate per page.
For most businesses the answer is Home, Services and Contact. If you rely on walk-in traffic, swap Contact for a Location page with a map and hours. If your work is visual, like landscaping, renovations or salons, a Gallery page usually earns its spot. If you are a consultant, therapist or agent where people are hiring you personally, an About or Bio page does more work than anything else. We will tell you honestly what we would pick for your business.
It is the real price for the three-page package as described. It is fixed and it is in writing before we start. If you later want a fourth page, e-commerce, a booking system or a blog, those are quoted separately and you decide. We do not start a job at $999 and hand you a bigger invoice at the end.
With a DIY builder you are the designer, the copywriter and the support desk, and you pay $20 to $50 a month forever for the privilege. Over three years that is $700 to $1,800 in subscriptions for a site you built yourself. With this package a designer builds it, you own the files outright, and you can move it to any host you like. The monthly cost after launch is hosting only.
Photography, logo design, copywriting from scratch, e-commerce, booking systems, membership areas, multi-language versions and ongoing SEO work are all outside the package. We will quote any of them separately if you want them. We would rather list what is out than let you find out later.
Usually two to three weeks from the day we have your content. The slow part is almost never the build, it is waiting on text and photos. If you have those ready, it moves quickly.
Yes. We are based in Georgetown and most of our clients are in Oakville, Milton, Burlington, Halton Hills, Mississauga, Orangeville and Caledon. The starter package works the same anywhere in Ontario, and plenty of it gets handled over the phone and by email.
Before you decide
Three guides that will help you judge whether $999 is the right number for your business.
Real 2026 prices across every bracket, plus the ongoing costs most quotes leave out.
See the numbers →How to compare quotes, what questions to ask, and the contract terms worth arguing about before you sign.
Read the guide →When a template is the smart call and when it quietly costs you more than a custom build would have.
Read the guide →What cheap should and should not mean, with a four-way cost comparison over three years.
Read more →Tell us a bit about your business and which three pages you want. We’ll come back with a fixed-fee quote in writing, usually within one business day. No pressure, no pitch deck.
No spam. No long-term contracts. Just a conversation.