What actually moves the price
What you'll typically see in Quebec (2026)
General market context, not a Tech JSP quote. Your number comes from your free audit below.
| Who's building it | Typical rate | Typical small-business project |
|---|---|---|
| Freelancer | $50–$100/hr | $800–$7,000 |
| Agency | $120–$250/hr | $2,000–$7,000+ |
| Ongoing maintenance | N/A | $800–$1,500/yr |
Why I don't put a number on this page
A single number on a pricing page is either a lowball that grows once you ask for what you actually need, or a range padded to cover every possible project. Neither tells you what your site will cost.
So instead of a number, here's the process: every project starts with a free 60-minute audit of your current website (lead capture, speed, mobile-friendliness, and SEO), and you get a report ranking what will make you the most money first. If you want to move forward from there, we set up a follow-up conversation to go over what you actually need, and you leave that with a fixed price, clear specifications, and a guaranteed delivery date, in writing, before you commit to anything. No lock-in contracts, ever.
Rapid Fixes
A few urgent bug fixes and updates, delivered in under 5 business days. Zero commitment beyond the fix itself.
Project Rebuild
A business-oriented, mobile-first rebuild with automatic lead tracking, launched in a few weeks, plus 60 days of free support after launch.
Stewardship Retainer
Monthly updates, automated backups, security, and a 5-minute video report every month.
Questions people actually ask
Why don't you publish exact prices?
Because a real price depends on your project, and a range wide enough to cover every project isn't actually useful to you. You'll have an exact, fixed number within a day of the follow-up call.
Is the audit really free, and what happens after?
Yes, 60 minutes, no cost, no obligation. It's purely an analysis of how your current site is performing; you'll get a report on where it stands. If you decide to move forward from there, we set up a separate follow-up call to go over your project. No pressure, no lock-in contract.
What if I only need a couple of fixes, not a full rebuild?
That's exactly what Rapid Fixes is for: a few urgent bugs or updates, delivered in under 5 business days, with zero commitment beyond that fix.
What does "no lock-in" actually mean?
You're never signed into a long-term contract to keep working with me. The Stewardship Retainer is month-to-month, and you can stop anytime.