Web design for Regina companies

Search in Regina often mixes the city with the farm country around it. A contractor might want calls from Harbour Landing and from towns an hour down the highway. We set up your Google Business Profile so its service area, categories and hours line up with the website, then write pages that state plainly which areas you cover.

Listings elsewhere online get checked for old phone numbers or addresses that confuse Google. Each new build opens with a free SEO audit of your current site, which shows what already ranks and what is missing, so the plan rests on evidence your board or manager can read rather than on guesswork.

Regina organizations that need a number for a budget line can take it straight from our published list. Startup is $399 and covers one or two pages. Four or five pages fall under Silver at $1,249, or Silver eCommerce at $1,490 if you sell online. Silver+ handles eight to ten pages for $1,849, and Corporate reaches 25 pages with a store at $3,490.

Those prices are in Canadian dollars and match what we charge in every other city. Integrations, member areas or other custom features are written up as a separate quote before anything is built, which suits purchasing rules. A month of support after launch is free, and a Basic care plan costs $69 a month for two hours of work.

We meet Regina clients by phone or video, and the Calgary office is open to anyone visiting Alberta. Calls are simple to book across the small time difference. Once we understand the job, you receive the page list, features, schedule and fixed price in writing, a document that can go to a board or committee exactly as it is.

Drafts arrive as private links that several reviewers can open at once, with comments collected in writing so decisions are on record. Projects usually move as fast as content and approvals do. If your organization has a busy stretch, such as a fiscal year end or a home football schedule at Mosaic Stadium, we plan the launch date around it.

As the capital of Saskatchewan, Regina has a large share of government offices and Crown corporations such as SaskTel, SaskPower and SGI. Consultants, IT firms and contractors bidding on that work need sites that read like a capability statement: what they do, who does it, which credentials they hold and how to reach the right person.

Insurance brokers, accountants and law offices compete on trust, so plain explanations and real staff photos carry more weight than visual effects. The city also serves farms across southern Saskatchewan, and restaurants and hotels near the Warehouse District count on game days and conventions. Each sector gets a different site, written for the reader who makes the decision.