Where I build websites around Kingston
Six towns, six customer bases, six different builds.
Kingston, Amherstview, Gananoque, Napanee, Brockville and Belleville are six separate markets that happen to share a stretch of the 401. Kingston runs on three schools and a downtown tourist season. Amherstview is a fast-growing satellite community that Google treats as its own place. Gananoque runs on the Thousand Islands season. Napanee splits between a 401 industrial corridor and a genuinely nice historic downtown. Pick your town below for the specifics, or read how Kingston's calendar shapes a site first.
Somewhere else in the region? Call 613.480.1345 and tell me where, or email hello@kingstonwebdesigner.com. If your town's a better fit for somebody else, I'll say so and point you at them.
Not sure which town page fits?
Start with the town where your business is based, then read Working with Napanee and Gananoque businesses from outside the city if your customers come from further out. Each town page ends with the same fixed-price offer from $2,500, and what a website actually costs in Kingston will help you read any quote you get.
Kingston
Three schools, a working downtown, and a tourist season, all needing different things from the same site.
Amherstview
A Loyalist Township community next door to Kingston, with a lot of new households and a search of its own.
Gananoque
The Thousand Islands gateway. A website here has to work in July and still make sense in February.
Napanee
A 401 corridor with real industry, plus a historic downtown that's its own separate customer base.
Brockville
About an hour east on the 401, a town with its own downtown, waterfront and visitor season.
Belleville
The largest city on the Bay of Quinte, where a site has to earn its place among many competitors.
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The three fixed prices and what each size includes are on the Kingston web design page.