We design each site around your business and write the code ourselves, without templates or page builders. You get a fixed price in writing before any work starts.
A 30-minute call, then a written scope and a fixed price. Nothing is billed until you agree to it.
We build websites for owner-run businesses in the GTA, such as contractors, restaurants, clinics, tiffin services and local shops, and for founders who need a site to launch with.
| Project | What it covers | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Marketing site | Five to ten pages that say what you do, where you work and how to reach you. Designed for your business and built for search. | $3,000 to $10,000 |
| Redesign of an existing site | A new design on the system you already use, when the content still works and only the look has aged. | $2,000 to $5,000 |
| Site with booking or ordering | A marketing site plus one working feature, such as booking, ordering or a members-only area. See Online ordering and booking. | $6,000 to $15,000 |
| Portal or internal tool | Anything your customers or staff log into, with accounts and a database behind it. See Web apps and SaaS. | From $15,000 |
The layout and design are made for your business. We reuse our own tested parts for things like forms, which keeps the price down.
Pages send very little code to the phone, so they load quickly on a weak signal.
Clean page structure, fast load times and the structured data search engines read are part of the build from the first page. We also set up local search, so you show up in the areas you serve.
Change text, swap images, or add a service or a blog post without calling us. We set up an editor that suits how comfortable you are with software.
Contact and quote forms check what people enter and send it where you will see it: your inbox, your CRM or a Slack channel.
The small problems you only notice once the site is live get fixed at no charge for the first two weeks.
The same four steps on every project, so you always know what happens next and what it will cost.
Week 0
A 30-minute call about your business and what the site needs to do. Then a written scope and a fixed price. Nothing is billed until you agree to it.
Weeks 1 to 2
Page layouts, then a clickable prototype. You approve the design before production code is written, while changes are still cheap.
Week 2 onward
Every Friday the site in progress goes up on a private link, so you can click through it and send feedback before launch.
After launch
We set up hosting, domain and analytics. Two weeks of fixes after launch are included. After that, support is month to month.
TruBites is a client site you can visit today. Alongside the ordering app we built, it has public pages for the menu, meal plans, office plans and a blog.
A vegetarian meal subscription service in Ahmedabad. Customers choose a two- or three-meal plan, pay by UPI or card, and see the calories and macros of every meal.
Why so many small business sites are slow and generic, what changes on a modern framework, and when the cost is justified.
The comparison we are asked for on almost every first call, answered for owners. Which one fits depends on what your site has to do.
How we think about pricing: what moves the number, what the brackets look like, and what you should never pay for.
No. Every site is written in code for the business it belongs to. We reuse our own tested building blocks across projects, which is how we keep the price down, but the design, the content and the features are made for you. Your site will not run on a theme your competitors also bought.
You can, and it is the biggest cost you control. If you hand over finished text and photos, the build is quicker and cheaper. If we write the text and choose stock photos, the project takes about twice as long. If you need photos, a half-day with a commercial photographer in Toronto usually costs $1,200 to $2,500 and is almost always worth it.
A marketing site usually costs $3,000 to $10,000, and a redesign of an existing site $2,000 to $5,000. After a short call we send a fixed price in writing, paid in two parts, with no hourly meter. Our pricing page and our Journal article on Toronto website costs explain what moves the number.
The same person. Rushil Shah, the founder, quotes your project and writes the code. There is no account manager passing messages to a developer you never meet. If you have a question a year after launch, you are emailing the person who built the site.
You do, from the day you pay the final invoice. We hand over the code repository, the hosting setup, the settings and keys it needs to run, and a written guide to how it all fits together. Nothing stays locked in our accounts, and you can take it to any developer you like.
Tell us about your business and the site you need.
Send a few lines about your business and what you have in mind. We reply within one business day, book a 30‑minute call if it makes sense, and send a fixed quote in writing after that.
Or call 647-252-5352, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm Toronto time.
