What actually moves the price
Why I don't put a number on this page
Every project starts with a free audit of your current website (lead capture, speed, mobile-friendliness, and SEO). You get a report ranking what will make you the most money first. After that, in a meeting, we go over your needs and expectations.
What you get in our offer: a fixed price, clear specifications, and a delivery date.
Rapid Fixes
A few urgent bug fixes and updates, delivered quickly. 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 content updates
- Automated security backups
- Security review as needed
- A 5-minute video report
The questions clients ask frequently
What if I only need small fixes, not a full rebuild?
Small fixes are exactly what "Rapid Fixes" above is for. That means a few bug repairs or urgent updates, delivered quickly, with no commitment for what comes after.
Is the audit really free, and what happens after?
Yes, no cost and no obligation on your part. It's an analysis of how your current site is performing. If you decide to move forward from there, we'll meet to clarify your needs, your expectations, the costs, and the delivery date.
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.
Price ranges by project type
The rates above vary a lot by what you're actually building. Here's where most Quebec small-business projects land.
| Project type | Typical price | What it's for |
|---|---|---|
| Showcase site (vitrine) | $800–$2,500 | 3–6 pages presenting your business, services, and contact info |
| Online store (e-commerce) | $2,500–$10,000+ | Product catalogue, cart, and payment processing |
| Custom-built (sur mesure) | $7,000–$20,000+ | Bespoke features, integrations, or a booking/member system |
What this looks like in practice
Three project shapes, to make the ranges above concrete.
Local service business
A 3–6 page showcase site with a quote-request form, built to rank for local searches.
$800–$2,500
1–2 weeks
Boutique retailer
An online store with about 40 products, Stripe payments, and inventory tracking.
$2,500–$10,000+
4–6 weeks
Professional services firm
A custom, bilingual site with an online booking system and CRM integration, or bespoke features.
$7,000–$20,000+
6–10 weeks
Website price and cost, straight answers
What is the price of a website in Quebec?
The price of a website in Quebec mostly comes down to page count, whether the design is custom or template-based, and the features you need. In practice, a small business typically pays $800–$7,000 for a freelancer-built project, and $2,000–$7,000+ with an agency. See the typical-rate table further down this page.
What is the cost of a website for a small business?
The cost of a website doesn't stop at launch: budget for hosting, backups, and small content changes too, typically $800–$1,500 a year in ongoing maintenance. That recurring cost is the one businesses forget to plan for.
How much does website creation cost in Quebec?
Website creation in Quebec starts with a free audit of your current site (speed, lead capture, mobile-friendliness, and SEO) to prioritize what will earn you the most first. You get an exact, fixed price within 24 hours of the follow-up call, once your needs are clear.
What you'll typically see in Quebec (2026)
General market context, not a Tech JSP quote.
| 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 |