Not every business needs ten pages. Before you pay for a full website, it's worth understanding what a landing page can — and can't — do for you.
Cost and timeline
Scope determines price and timing. Request a quote in USD or CAD for your project. We agree the scope, language, delivery, materials, domain and hosting before payment. Extra languages and synchronized booking are quoted separately.
When a full site makes sense
If you genuinely have distinct services, locations, or a blog you'll keep updating, more pages can help. Most local service businesses, though, sell one core offer — a single page communicates it just as well.
Conversion, not page count
More pages don't mean more clients. A focused landing page with one clear call to action consistently outperforms a sprawling site where visitors aren't sure what to click.
Start with the page that matches how people actually decide to hire you. For most service businesses, that's a landing page — you can always grow later.
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