How much does web development cost in Toronto?
It depends on what the build has to do, which is why a quote follows the first conversation rather than a price list. A brochure site, an e-commerce build and a custom web application are different orders of magnitude. What is consistent: the number is fixed against an agreed scope before work begins, so the final invoice matches the one approved at the start.
Can we hire you for one service instead of a package?
Yes. Nothing here is bundled. If the only thing you need is Core Web Vitals work on an existing store, that is the whole engagement. Most projects draw on two or three services, and it is common to start with one and add others later.
Do you work with businesses outside Toronto?
Most clients are in Toronto and the GTA, which makes meeting in person straightforward. The work itself is remote-friendly, and clients elsewhere in Canada are welcome — local SEO in particular is built around wherever your customers actually are.
What happens to the code and the site when we finish?
You own it. The site, its assets, the source code and a written handover, with no proprietary platform holding your business hostage. Ongoing maintenance and support are available if you want them, but they are never a condition of getting your own work.
How long does a typical project take?
A focused landing page can be days. A business website is usually a few weeks. Custom software and AI work depend almost entirely on how many systems they must talk to. The plan you receive after discovery includes milestones with dates, so the timeline is agreed rather than guessed.
Can you take over a project someone else started?
Yes — it is common enough to be its own service. We audit what exists, tell you honestly what is worth keeping, and give you the cost of finishing it against the cost of starting again. Sometimes the honest answer is that a rebuild is cheaper.