Web design in Kingston

Travellers heading to Fort Henry or the Thousand Islands often find restaurants and inns through Google Maps. We bring your Google Business Profile up to date, adding seasonal hours, fitting categories and recent photos, and check that it matches the website so people see the same information wherever they look.

If you also serve Amherstview, Bath or Gananoque, those areas can get pages with real details about your work there. Our first task on every project is a free SEO audit: it reviews your existing site and ranks the problems by how much they matter, from missing page titles to broken links left over from an older design.

You will find every package price on our site. The Startup site holds a page or two for $399, which suits a small studio or new practice. Silver, at $1,249, has space for five pages; Silver+, at $1,849, has space for ten. Silver eCommerce brings a checkout for $1,490.

Corporate costs $3,490 for 25 pages and a shop, a good fit for larger inns or organizations. Features like room booking or rental listings are quoted separately, in writing, beforehand. You pay nothing for support in the month following launch, and care plans from $69 a month keep things updated after that.

We speak by phone or video, usually from late morning onward on your side, since Kingston runs two hours past Calgary. After we talk, a written plan reaches you covering the pages, features, timeline and settled price, and we start designing only once you have approved it.

Draft pages go out on links reserved for your team, so staff or partners can open them anywhere and comment. The pace depends mostly on content and approvals. Tourism and student-focused businesses often want to launch before May or before September, and we can plan backward from either date.

Kingston's heritage, waterfront and the Thousand Islands keep inns, tour boats, restaurants and shops busy through the warmer months. They need booking links, seasonal notices, strong photos and directions. Downtown along Princess Street and around Market Square, independent shops also depend on those visitors, and on the residents who keep them going once the tour boats stop for the season.

Queen's University, St. Lawrence College and the Royal Military College bring a large campus population needing rooms, meals and everyday services. Clinics and research-linked companies near the hospitals need precise, trustworthy pages. Military families posted to the base, meanwhile, need trades and services they can contact quickly.