PRICING

WEB DESIGN AND SEO PRICING, PUBLISHED UP FRONT.

Most agencies make you book a call to find out what anything costs. That filters for patience, not fit. Here are the numbers.

Three of these are one-time project fees with a fixed scope. One is ongoing. All of them are in Canadian dollars, and none of them come with a platform subscription attached.

ONE-TIME PROJECTS

PAY ONCE. KEEP THE WORK.

Fixed scope, fixed fee, no retainer attached. Each one ends with something shipped and yours.

Web Design

A complete site, copy included, live in 5 to 7 days.

$1,000 To $2,000 · one-time

For an outdated or template-feeling site

Custom homepage and up to 6 service or content pages
Copywriting included, so you do not have to write it
On-page SEO foundation: titles, metadata, schema, sitemap, redirects
Forms, analytics, and Search Console set up
14 days of post-launch fixes
No platform fees, no theme licenses, you own it outright

See web design →

Local SEO

Get found in the map pack near you.

$500 One-time

For service businesses invisible on Maps

Google Business Profile cleanup: categories, services, photos, descriptions
Core citation cleanup so your name, address and phone match everywhere
Local landing pages for the service areas you actually cover
Review direction: how to ask, where to ask, what to say
LocalBusiness and FAQ schema wired up across the site
A 30 to 60 day tracking report by service and area

See local SEO →

SEO

Fix the parts of search nobody can see.

$500 One-time

For a site that looks fine but will not rank

Technical audit with a prioritized fix list: crawl errors, redirects, sitemap, robots, schema
Page targeting and metadata cleanup across every URL
2 to 3 priority page rewrites
Internal linking that supports topic clusters
AI search readiness: llms.txt, FAQ schema, citation-ready stats
A 30 to 60 day before-and-after report showing what the fixes moved

See SEO →

ONGOING

THE ONLY ONE THAT RUNS MONTHLY.

The only recurring offer, and it never starts cold. Every engagement opens with a fixed-price Sprint that reads 16 months of your own Search Console data and ends in a written plan. You keep the roadmap whether you continue or not.

The Sprint

The whole diagnostic, before there is any talk of a retainer.

$750 Once · delivered in 5 to 7 days

Read-only Search Console access, revocable in two clicks, nothing on your site changes
16 months of your history read across six signals: decay, striking distance, buried demand, low click rate, cannibalization, and index coverage
A full technical crawl of every sitemap URL, checked against Google's own index verdict
A written 90-day roadmap, ordered by impressions times winnability, walked through live
Credited in full toward your first month when you start within 14 days
The guarantee: 15 documented opportunities from your own data, or you don't pay

SEE THE SEARCH ROADMAP

After the Sprint, two ways to run

The Engine

Keeps working on the pages you already have.

$899 Per month

For sites with pages already worth fixing

All six signals re-run every month on fresh data
2 content pieces or page rewrites a month
On-page fixes shipped into your site, not emailed as suggestions
A monthly report showing what moved and what did not
Month to month, 30 days notice

See what's included →

The Full Build

Existing pages, plus the ones you are missing.

$1,499 Per month

For sites that need net-new pages too

Everything in The Engine, at twice the content volume
4 content pieces a month
Net-new pages built for demand you cannot capture yet
Competitor gap tracking against the sites beating you
Biweekly calls instead of a monthly report

See what's included →

No long-term contract. After the first 90 days it runs month to month with 30 days notice. Everything published stays on your domain, under your accounts, whether you stay or not.

THE HONEST PART

WHAT ACTUALLY MOVES THESE NUMBERS

Web design moves on page count and copywriting. Six pages of content you already have is a different job from sixteen pages that need writing from scratch. That is the whole range between $1,000 and $2,000.

SEO and local SEO move on how much is broken when the audit runs. A forty page site with clean canonicals is quick. A four hundred page site with duplicate templates and a decade of redirects is not. If the scope is bigger than the listed price covers, you hear about it before any work starts.

The Search Roadmap is the one that does not move, because the Sprint reads the same 16 months for everyone. The only variable is what it finds. If it finds fewer than 15 real opportunities in your own data, there is no invoice.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost in Toronto?

An RMCM web design project starts at $1,000 and typically lands between $1,000 and $2,000, depending on the number of pages, how much copy needs writing, and how complex the layout is. That is a one-time fee. There are no recurring platform charges or theme licenses, and you own everything outright. Agencies in the same market often quote $5,000 and up for comparable work.

Why publish prices when most agencies don't?

Because hiding them wastes both our time. If the number does not work for you, you should find that out in ten seconds rather than after two calls and a proposal. Publishing prices also means the scope has to be real, since a fixed number forces a fixed deliverable instead of a vague retainer that quietly expands.

What changes the price?

For web design, it is page count and how much copywriting is needed. For SEO and local SEO, it is the size of the site and how much is broken when the audit runs. Nothing gets billed as a surprise. If the scope turns out to be bigger than the listed price covers, you get told before any work starts, not after.

Do I need all of them?

No, and most businesses do not. A site that looks dated but ranks fine needs web design. A site that looks fine but nobody finds needs SEO. A service business invisible in the map pack needs local SEO. The Search Roadmap is for when the foundation is already in place and the real question is what to publish next. Start with the free audit if you are not sure which one you are.

Is there a contract?

The three project fees are one-time, so there is nothing to cancel. The Search Roadmap retainers run month to month after the first 90 days with 30 days notice. Everything published lives on your domain under your own accounts, so leaving does not take the work with it.

What is the cheapest way to start?

The free SEO audit. It scans your public pages in about 30 seconds, costs nothing, and needs no login. It will not tell you what people searched to find you, since that data is private to your Search Console account, but it is an honest read on whether the basics are in place before you spend anything.