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Web design and SaaS development in Quebec City

Quebec City businesses talk to their customers in French, and sometimes to visitors in English. We build websites, online stores and platforms for them, with a live project in the region you can open today and our prices on the page.

Web design in Quebec City, French first

In Quebec City, your customers search, read and book in French. The site is designed in French from the first mock-up, and an English version is added where it helps: for tourism around Old Quebec, for buyers outside the province, or for a business that recruits from elsewhere. Under Bill 96, the French version of a commercial site aimed at Quebec must be at least as accessible as any other; our guide to Bill 96 for websites explains what that means.

We build business websites, online stores and SaaS platforms for Quebec City businesses, remotely from our Montreal office.

A real project in Quebec City and the Beauce

Vitres et Pavés étudiants is a student-run exterior cleaning business working in Quebec City and the Beauce region: windows, siding, gutters and polymeric sand. Its site presents each service and lets customers request an estimate online. It is live, and you can open it; the Vitres et Pavés étudiants case study explains how it was built.

We would rather point you to a live site in your region than to a promise.

Some agency pages for Quebec City are written from Montreal and show a Montreal address. Ours is in Montreal too, and we say so: what we can show you for the region is real work, not a local mailbox.

An English version for visitors

Restaurants, inns, shops and tour operators in Old Quebec and along the river welcome many visitors who read English first. For them, a short but complete English version makes a real difference: the menu or the rooms, the hours, how to book, how to get there. We design it with the same care as the French version, keeping French as the reference language of the site.

If you only need a page for a season or an event, a landing page in both languages can be online in about a week.

Prices and timelines

PackagePriceTimeline
Landing page (one page, form)Starting at CA$1,400About 1 week
Multi-page website (about five pages, basic SEO)Starting at CA$4,300About 2 weeks
Platform (member area, dashboards, database)On quoteAbout 4 weeks

You can be invoiced in Canadian dollars and pay in two steps. Online stores selling to Quebec customers apply 5% GST and 9.975% QST; your accountant confirms your obligations. Every site follows Law 25 for its forms and privacy policy.

How we work with Quebec City clients

  1. 01
    Brief

    A video call to understand your services, your seasons and your customers.

  2. 02
    Mock-up

    You approve the design before development.

  3. 03
    Development

    We build, test a first version with you and correct it.

  4. 04
    Launch

    We publish, host on Google Cloud and follow up after launch.

Our other live projects are on our portfolio page (in French).

Updated November 13, 2026

Frequently asked questions

No. French is required for a commercial site aimed at Quebec; English is optional. It is useful for tourism, out-of-province buyers or recruiting.

Yes. Vitres et Pavés étudiants, an exterior cleaning business in Quebec City and the Beauce, has its site built by us and live today.

Yes. Seasonal services can have their own pages, highlighted or set aside during the year, especially if you have a management area to update the site yourself.

No, our office is in Montreal. Quebec City projects run by video call, email and phone.

Yes. An estimate form asks for the essentials, such as the service, the address and photos if useful, and sends the request straight to you, following Law 25 for the personal information collected.

Let’s talk about your project

Tell us what you need: we’ll come back with a clear proposal.