Web Design in Nanaimo

Map results decide a lot of Nanaimo searches, especially for visitors coming off the boats at Departure Bay and Duke Point. We set up or correct your Google Business Profile, keep your details identical across directories, and match the site to the services and area shown on your listing so Google has no reason to doubt either one.

Many businesses here also serve Cedar, Lantzville or Ladysmith. Those places can get a page each when you have real work to show there, rather than a block of town names pasted at the bottom of every page. Every new build starts with a free audit of your current site to find what is actually holding it back.

Prices for Island clients match our published list. Startup is $399 for one or two pages; Silver is $1,249 for four or five; Silver eCommerce is $1,490 with a cart; Silver+ is $1,849 for eight to ten pages; and Corporate is $3,490 for up to 25 pages including an online store. Nothing is added because you live across the water.

A charter company or marina service often needs Silver: services, rates or quote requests, seasonal schedules and photos. A builder covering several mid-Island towns might choose Silver+ for room to show projects in each. Extras such as a booking connection get their own written quote, and the first month of support after launch is free.

We begin with a call by phone or video; the Calgary office is also open if you are in Alberta. Nanaimo runs one hour behind Calgary, so we book times that fit your day on the Island. The page list, features, schedule and fixed price are then sent to you in writing before anything is designed.

You review drafts through a private link on your phone, tablet or computer and add comments where they apply. The pace depends mostly on how quickly content comes together. Owners who send service details and their own photos early usually see their site launch sooner than those still writing copy at the last minute.

Nanaimo still has a working waterfront, and marine services, charters and harbour businesses need sites that explain services, seasons and booking without forcing visitors to phone. Growth in North Nanaimo and the south end keeps builders, renovators and trades busy, and homeowners compare several sites before calling, so photos of real work and a clear quote form carry weight.

Restaurants, hotels and shops benefit from ferry passengers choosing on their phones mid-crossing, which rewards short pages and current hours. Vancouver Island University adds students and staff on the hillside above the city. For each group we build pages around the first thing they check, whether that is a rate sheet, a gallery or tonight's hours.