Web Design in Vancouver

In a city this dense, the map results often decide who gets the visit. We set up or tidy your Google Business Profile, choose its categories carefully, and make sure your name, address and phone match everywhere they appear. The website then backs up the listing with pages that name your neighbourhood and describe each service in the words customers use.

Ahead of any design, we run a free SEO audit that lists what is holding it back, from slow pages to missing titles. If your customers come from a few districts, such as Kitsilano and the West End, we write proper pages for the areas that matter instead of thin copies of one another.

Vancouver is an expensive city, but our rates do not change with the postal code. A Startup site of one or two pages is $399. Silver covers four or five pages at $1,249, and adding a cart turns it into Silver eCommerce at $1,490. Silver+ runs eight to ten pages at $1,849, and Corporate reaches 25 pages with a store at $3,490.

Most small firms here land on Silver or Silver+, depending on how many services deserve a page of their own. Extra features, such as a booking system or a members area, are priced separately in writing before we start. A month of support after launch is included, and care plans begin at $69 per month.

We begin with a call by phone or video, set inside your Pacific working hours since Calgary is an hour ahead. Two Trees has a Vancouver office alongside its Calgary head office, and either way the process is the same: we listen first, then send the page list, features, timeline and fixed price in writing.

Drafts arrive on a private link that opens on any device and can be passed to partners for comment. Most of the schedule depends on how quickly text and photos come together, so we agree on who supplies what at the very start. If a launch date is tied to an opening or a season, we plan backwards from it.

Food and hospitality are everywhere here, from Gastown dining rooms to coffee bars on Main Street, and they need menus, hours and reservations that staff can update in minutes. Film and television production supports rental houses, post-production studios and crew services, which sell on reels, credits and equipment lists far more than on a map.

Then there are the clinics, law offices, accountants and design practices filling the towers downtown and along Broadway. Their visitors want to know who they will deal with, what the process looks like and how to book a first meeting. We plan each of these site types differently, because their customers decide differently.