I build websites using WordPress, combining a mix of free and premium plugins to create a highly functional, customizable website tailored to your needs. With WordPress, you own your site and can move it to any hosting provider, giving you full control. The premium plugins I use add advanced features like SEO optimization, enhanced security, and powerful design tools, ensuring your site looks great and performs well on any device.

I work with a wide range of businesses, from small local shops to larger companies across Canada. My clients include industries like e-commerce, tourism, construction, non-profits, and professional services. Whether you’re a startup looking for a fresh website or an established business needing a redesign, I tailor each project to fit your unique goals and audience.

I recommend Flywheel as my preferred hosting provider due to their excellent performance, security, and support. Flywheel plans typically range from $15 to $30 per month, depending on your website’s needs. These costs are billed directly by the hosting provider. In addition to hosting, you’ll need to budget for domain renewals and potential plugin updates. Hosting is essential to keep your site online, fast, and secure.

To begin the process, I’ll need a few things from you, including:

• A clear vision of your business goals and target audience
• Content for the website (such as text, images, and branding materials)
• Access to your domain and hosting accounts (or assistance in setting them up)

Additionally, open communication and timely feedback throughout the project will help ensure everything runs smoothly and meets your expectations.

The cost of a website can vary depending on the complexity and features you need. Basic websites start at around $2,500, while more advanced sites with e-commerce or custom functionality can range from $5,000 to $10,000 or more. This cost includes design, development, and basic SEO setup. Ongoing costs like hosting, domain renewals, and plugin updates are separate.

The timeline for building a website depends on the project’s scope and complexity. A typical small business website usually takes about 4 to 6 weeks, from the initial consultation to the launch. More complex sites, such as those with e-commerce or custom functionality, may take longer. I’ll provide a detailed timeline during the planning phase so you know what to expect.