Web design for St. John's, Newfoundland

Searchers in St. John's often add a street or area to what they type: Water Street, the East End, Kenmount Road. We set up your Google Business Profile with accurate categories, hours and photos, and keep your details identical across the site and other listings, so Google can match you to searches from the right part of town.

Many customers live in Mount Pearl, Paradise or Conception Bay South, and those communities can each have a page that says something useful about the work you do there. A free SEO audit comes first on every new build, showing what your current site gets right in search and where it falls short.

Distance from Calgary adds nothing to a St. John's invoice; our published list applies coast to coast. A small Startup site of one or two pages is $399. Silver covers four or five pages at $1,249, and $1,490 buys Silver eCommerce with a cart. Silver+ is $1,849 for eight to ten pages, and Corporate is $3,490 for up to 25 pages and a store.

An offshore supplier with many capabilities and downloads usually needs a larger package than a Quidi Vidi café. Online booking, document libraries or other extras get a written quote before we start. New sites come with one free month of support, and a Basic care plan at $69 a month keeps updates and edits going after that.

St. John's projects run by phone, email and video, with calls booked on Newfoundland time during the hours our working days overlap. After the first conversation you receive the page list, features, schedule and fixed price in writing. Design does not begin until you have approved that plan, so the scope is settled before building starts.

Drafts go out as private links you can open on a phone at the office or a laptop at home. Comments are collected in writing, which suits clients several time zones away, because nobody has to be online at the same moment. Tourism operators should plan to launch before the summer visitors start arriving.

Offshore oil and gas built a cluster of engineering, marine and supply companies in St. John's, and their customers are technical teams who want facts quickly. Those sites need capability pages, safety information and documents to download. Memorial University and its Marine Institute add ocean-technology research and a steady population of students and staff.

Tourism pulls the other way. Signal Hill, Quidi Vidi, the coloured houses downtown and the coastline draw visitors who plan ahead and then look for food and tours on their phones. Pubs, restaurants and shops downtown serve both locals and those visitors, so their sites have to show hours, menus and directions without any digging.