Web Design in Richmond

Richmond restaurants and shops compete in one of the most crowded food and retail areas of the region, so the map listing often matters as much as the site. We set up or correct your Google Business Profile, make your details match across listings and connect the website to it, with pages that use the same names for your services and location.

We also look at how people describe finding you: by street, by mall, by Canada Line station or by Steveston. Those landmarks belong in your content. A free SEO audit of your current site comes before design, so the new build fixes the real weak points rather than ones we assume.

Richmond clients pay our standard rates, which are published openly. The Startup package, one or two pages, comes in at $399. Silver gives you four or five pages for $1,249, and a shop can be added with Silver eCommerce at $1,490. For eight to ten pages, Silver+ is $1,849, and Corporate, at $3,490, gives you room for 25 pages and a full store.

Importers that want a large catalogue or wholesale pricing usually start from Corporate, while a restaurant often needs no more than Silver. Anything outside a package, such as a second language version, gets a written quote before work starts. Your first month of support after launch is free.

Richmond projects begin with a phone or video call at a time that suits your hours, which run one hour behind Calgary. We talk through your customers and your goals, then send a written proposal with the page list, features, a schedule and the fixed price. Nothing is built until you have agreed to it.

You see drafts on a private link, which makes it easy to show a partner or an overseas supplier without sending files around. Most timelines depend on content, especially menus, product data and photos. If you need the site ready for an opening, a trade show or summer in Steveston, tell us early.

Food is a major draw in Richmond, from the restaurants near Aberdeen and Alexandra Road to the summer night market. These businesses need menus, hours and photos that are easy to keep current. Importers, wholesalers and distributors along the river trade across Canada and overseas, so their sites serve as catalogue, reference and enquiry desk all at once.

Sea Island and the area around YVR support freight forwarders, customs brokers, parking operators and hotels, whose customers want services, routes and booking details stated plainly. In Steveston, shops and tour operators serve visitors planning a day by the water, and they need pages that sell the trip before people leave home.