01
Number of sections or modules
Ten informational pages do not cost the same as a system with five roles and permissions.
Scope
Pricing and ways to engage with no fine print
We publish ranges and criteria because an honest commercial conversation starts with knowing what it costs. The final number depends on scope and is always fixed before we start, in CAD.
- Market
- Canada
- Currency
- CAD
- Language
- en-CA
Empresa
01 / What drives the price
Five variables that move the budget
Before giving a number we need to understand these five things. With them the range closes quickly.
02
Required integrations
Every external system to connect (ERP, CRM, payments, billing) adds work and testing.
Complexity
03
Content volume
Loading 30 products is not the same as migrating 4,000 references with photos and variants.
Content
04
Languages and countries
Each language or country version adds content, review, and technical configuration.
International
05
Urgency
Compressing timelines means reorganizing the team. It can be done, with an explicit additional cost.
Timeline
02 / Engagement models
Four ways to engage, depending on what you need
You can combine models: start with an audit, continue with a project, and keep monthly support.
- Technical audit
- A review of site, performance, technical SEO, security, or data quality, with a prioritized action plan. Delivered in one or two weeks.
- Fixed-scope project
- The most common format. Fixed price, staged deliverables, and a committed launch date.
- Improvement sprints
- Two-week blocks on a product in production, prioritized by impact on revenue or costs.
- Support and evolution
- A monthly plan with work hours, monitoring, updates, and written response times.
03 / What every quote includes
None of the usual industry extras
Elsewhere, training, security certification, analytics setup, or code handover are billed separately. Here they are included because they are part of the work, not an add-on.
We also do not charge for progress meetings, the testing environment, or minor changes during the post-launch adjustment period.
- Written scope and proposal
- Testing environment during development
- Training and documentation
- Analytics and measurement configuration
- 30 days of post-launch adjustments
- Full handover of accounts and code
04 / Payment terms
How invoicing works and what we need from you
We work with staged payments so the risk is shared and you can stop the investment if something does not fit.
- Start
- A deposit to reserve the team and begin the diagnostic and design work.
- Mid-stage
- Payment against approval of the prototype or the first functional module in the testing environment.
- Closing
- Final payment against publishing and completed training.
- Support
- Monthly invoicing of the chosen plan, with an hours and work report.
- Currency
- We invoice in CAD for clients in Canada; we can invoice in other currencies if your company requires it.
05 / Questions
Questions about money and commitments
Why don't you publish exact prices?
Because they depend on scope. We publish honest ranges and criteria, and the exact number comes after the diagnostic.
Do you charge for quoting?
No. The proposal is free. The technical audit is billed when the project does not move forward, because it involves real work.
Are there mandatory monthly costs?
Only technical ones: domain, hosting, or platform. Monthly support is optional and you can cancel anytime.
What warranty do you offer?
30 days of adjustments on what was delivered. If something fails due to a construction defect, it is fixed at no cost.
Ask for a range for your specific case
With three data points —what you need, by when, and which systems you use— we can give you a realistic range in CAD.