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Website Cost Calculator

How much should your website cost? Answer 6 quick questions and get an instant, itemized estimate in Canadian dollars.

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How much does a website cost in Canada?

Most small businesses in Ontario and across Canada pay between $1,500 and $6,000 CAD for a professionally built website. Simple brochure sites start under $1,000, while sites with online booking, an online store or 15+ pages often land between $6,000 and $15,000. The calculator above breaks those numbers down line by line so you can see exactly where the money goes.

Starter site (1–3 pages)$800 – $1,800Home, services, contact. Great for new businesses.
Small business site (4–7 pages)$1,800 – $3,500The sweet spot for trades, shops and service businesses.
Growing business (8–15 pages)$3,500 – $6,500Individual service pages, locations, galleries.
Online store+$2,500 – $7,000Products, checkout, payments and shipping setup.

What affects the cost of a website?

1. Number of pages

Every page needs layout, copy, images and mobile testing. More pages also means more opportunities to rank on Google — a dedicated page for each service and town you serve is one of the most effective local SEO strategies.

2. Features and functionality

Contact forms, online booking, quote requests, menus, galleries and e-commerce all add development time. An online store is usually the single biggest add-on because of product setup, payments, taxes and shipping.

3. Branding and logo

If you don't have a logo yet, a professional one typically costs $300–$1,500. A clear brand makes your site — and your trucks, signs and business cards — look established.

4. Ongoing care

A website isn't a one-time purchase. Hosting, security updates, backups, small edits and SEO usually run $50–$150 per month for small business sites, or more for online stores.

DIY builder vs. hiring a web designer

Frequently asked questions

How much does a small business website cost in Canada?

Most small business websites in Canada cost between $1,500 and $6,000 CAD when built by a freelancer or small agency. A simple 1–3 page site can start around $800, while a larger site with online booking or e-commerce typically runs $5,000–$15,000 or more.

How much does an e-commerce website cost?

Adding an online store usually adds $2,500–$7,000 to a website build, depending on the number of products, payment setup, shipping rules and inventory needs. Platform and payment processing fees are extra.

What are the monthly costs of running a website?

Expect roughly $50–$150 per month for a professionally managed small business site covering hosting, security updates, backups, small content edits and basic SEO. Online stores typically cost $100–$250 per month to maintain.

Why do website quotes vary so much?

Prices vary with the number of pages, custom design versus templates, features like booking or e-commerce, copywriting, photography, logo design and who is building it. DIY builders are cheapest up front; custom builds cost more but are faster, more unique and easier to rank on Google.

Is this website cost calculator accurate?

The calculator uses typical rates charged by Ontario and Canadian freelancers and small agencies. It gives a realistic budget range, not a binding quote. Your actual price depends on content, timelines and the designer you hire.