Web design in St. Catharines

Wine tourists and beachgoers in Port Dalhousie plan much of their day on Google Maps. Our job there is to complete your Google Business Profile, from categories and hours to photos, and to keep its services in line with the site, so visitors and locals both get the right details.

If you also serve Thorold, Lincoln or Niagara-on-the-Lake, those municipalities can get their own pages with real local detail. We begin by auditing your current site for free, learning which pages draw traffic now and what needs attention before the new design takes their place.

Our package prices are posted openly. Startup, the smallest, comes to $399 and fits a page or two. Silver handles five pages at most for $1,249, and Silver+ handles ten at most for $1,849. Wineries and farm shops that sell online usually begin with Silver eCommerce at $1,490.

Larger businesses can choose Corporate, which allows 25 pages and an online shop for $3,490. Extras such as event ticketing get their own written quote up front. A month of support after launch is on the house, and ongoing updates can go on a care plan costing $69 a month or more.

We kick off with a phone or video call timed for your late morning or early afternoon, Niagara being two hours ahead of Alberta. Next comes a written plan showing pages, features, schedule and the settled price, and design starts after your go-ahead. Changes after that are discussed and priced openly.

Owners, winemakers or managers can each open the draft on a private preview page and leave notes from any device. Content and approvals set most of the pace. For seasonal businesses, we work backward from spring so everything is live well before the summer crowds arrive.

The Niagara Peninsula's vineyards and orchards surround St. Catharines, and wineries, cideries and farm markets need sites with tasting hours, events, online ordering and good photos. Near Port Dalhousie and Martindale Pond, restaurants and shops rely on summer visitors and the crowds that gather for rowing races.

Brock University adds a campus crowd comparing rooms, cheap meals and services on their phones. Contractors and home services cover many Niagara towns, so they need clear service-area pages and quote forms. Each business gets a site built for the people it actually serves, not a copy of a neighbour's.