How much does a website cost in Quebec in 2026?

A simple website for a merchant, tradesperson, or solo professional costs between $3,500 and $5,500 at Oeuvria. A more complete site, with more pages and more features, runs from $6,000 to $9,500. An online store, where customers pay directly on the site, starts at $9,000.

Why such a range?

The price mainly depends on the number of pages and what the site needs to do. A "business card" site of four to six pages, explaining who you are and how to reach you, costs less than a site with a product catalog, online checkout, or automated appointment booking.

What's included

• A design built for your image, not a generic template used as-is.
• A site that displays well on a phone (responsive) — not a version that "mostly works" on mobile.
• Going live and basic technical setup.

What's usually not included in this starting price: maintaining the site after delivery (updates, security, backups). That's a separate plan, starting at $75 per month.

Is redesigning an existing site cheaper?

Yes — if your text and photos are already reusable, the same pricing grid applies, minus 15%.

What about hosting and the domain name?

These are separate but small costs: a domain name runs about $15 to $20 per year. Hosting is often covered by a maintenance plan rather than billed separately.

Watch out for "starting at $500" prices

A $500 website exists, but it's almost always a template already used by hundreds of other businesses, with no one to fix it later if something breaks. The price of a custom site reflects real human time: designing, building, testing across devices, fixing issues before launch.