Web Design in Burnaby

Burnaby has several busy centres, and a search made near Metrotown can return different results from one made at Lougheed. We build out your Google Business Profile carefully, keep your details identical across directories, and add site content naming the centres you serve. If you run more than one location, each gets its own profile and its own page.

A free SEO audit comes first, so we know which pages already earn visits and which ones Google ignores. For firms that sell across the Lower Mainland, we balance local signals with broader search terms, since a buyer in Abbotsford may look for your speciality without ever typing Burnaby.

Our list prices apply in Burnaby exactly as they do everywhere else. Startup, at $399, covers one or two pages. The Silver package is $1,249 for four or five pages, or $1,490 once you add a cart. Silver+ is $1,849 for a site of eight to ten pages, and Corporate is $3,490 for up to 25 pages including an online store.

A technical firm with several product lines often fits Silver+, while a single clinic usually needs Silver. Integrations, such as a link to your CRM, are quoted on their own in writing. Support costs nothing for thirty days after each launch, and a care plan from $69 a month can follow if you want one.

The first step is a call, by phone or video, booked to fit Pacific hours. We cover who buys from you, who you compete with and what the site must achieve. Shortly after, you get a written plan listing the pages, features, schedule and fixed price, so managers and partners can sign off with the full picture in front of them.

Drafts appear on a private link that works on a laptop, tablet or phone, and comments come back in writing. Timing is usually set by content, so we agree early on who writes what. For companies with board approvals or busy quarters, we can stage the launch to avoid the most hectic week.

Burnaby is home to software developers, game studios, engineering companies and film studios, and many of them sell well beyond the city. Their sites need careful project pages, a calm explanation of complex services, and a contact path that reaches the right person. Industrial firms in the Big Bend area want much the same, with product lines and certifications in place of case studies.

On the retail side, shops, restaurants and salons near Metropolis at Metrotown, Brentwood and Lougheed compete for busy shoppers on their phones. Clinics and tutors near SFU and BCIT serve students and staff. For these businesses, accurate hours, maps and booking count most, and we lay the pages out accordingly.