It's the first question every business asks before going online: what does a website cost? The honest answer is “it depends” — but that doesn't mean we can't give clear ranges. Here's how pricing is structured in Quebec in 2026.
The landing page or starter site
For a simple online presence — one or two pages and a contact form — budgets start around $1,500. It's the right choice to validate an idea or present a single offer quickly.
The standard brochure site
This is the most common format for an SME: five to seven pages, a blog or CMS, a contact form and stronger basic SEO. Plan around $3,500 for a well-built, optimized brochure site.
E-commerce and custom applications
An online store usually starts between $5,000 and $6,500, depending on catalogue complexity. For a custom app or calculator, the price depends entirely on the business logic — that's why those projects are quoted individually.
Everything else?
A blog added later, advanced SEO, a multilingual site, an e-commerce module on a brochure site: anything beyond the starting package is treated as custom development and billed hourly at a $100/h reference rate. No frozen add-on menu: each need is scoped case by case.
The takeaway
A good website is an investment, not an expense. Start from a clear price, stated up front, then add only what you actually need. That's exactly how Studio Numerix works.
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