Website design for Brockville businesses

Brockville is its own town about an hour east of Kingston, with a waterfront, a downtown and a visitor season. Your website should say plainly that you are here.

Brockville: the facts

Kingston Web Design at a glance
ServiceWeb design, fixed price, in three sizes
Price range$2,500–$9,000 CAD
ServesKingston, Amherstview, Gananoque, Napanee, Brockville, Belleville
Based inFort Erie, Ontario, working remotely
Phone613.480.1345
Emailhello@kingstonwebdesigner.com

A Brockville customer searching for a local business is checking two things quickly: is it actually in Brockville, and can I reach it. A site that opens with "serving the Kingston area" answers neither. Put the town name, the phone number and the hours in the first screen, and the visitor stays long enough to read the rest.

Website design for a town with a season

The Brockville Railway Tunnel, the first railway tunnel built in Canada, reopened to the public in 2017 as a free seasonal attraction, and the St. Lawrence waterfront fills in summer. A downtown restaurant, shop or lodging business sells to people deciding right now, so the site needs hours, parking and photos up top. A trade or professional service sells to residents all year, so it needs the services, the service area and an easy way to call. Building both the same way undersells one of them.

Two local resources worth knowing

The Brockville and District Chamber of Commerce is a solid place to plug into the local business community. The Downtown Brockville BIA runs its own directory for the downtown core, which is the better fit for a storefront there. Worth checking out either way, whether or not you ever hire me. Gananoque, to the west, is a different build entirely: a season that has to work in July and still make sense in February.

Every size is yours, full stop: the domain, the hosting account, and every file, registered in your name from day one. See the three fixed-price website sizes, from a $2,500 starter site to a $9,000 build with booking or a store.

If your project is bigger than a small site, such as a custom WordPress build, an online course or accessibility work, my own practice at thisismyurl.com has a website design page for Brockville.

Common questions

Do you build in person, or from a distance?

Mostly by phone and screen share, which suits a business that is busy running things. How the work happens for businesses outside Kingston goes through it step by step.

What does a website cost?

There are three sizes. Starter runs $2,500, Grow runs $6,000, and Complete runs $9,000, with the full breakdown under the three fixed-price website sizes. What a website costs in Kingston explains what moves any quote.

Do I need to be in Kingston to hire you?

No. Where you are doesn't change the price or the process.

How many pages a Brockville site usually needs is in what pages a Kingston business site needs. Building for another town? Kingston, Amherstview, Gananoque, Napanee and Belleville each have a page of their own.

Tell me what your business does and who actually buys it, and I'll tell you which size fits, usually the same day. Call 613.480.1345, or email hello@kingstonwebdesigner.com if that's easier.

Ready to get a fixed-price quote?

Call 613.480.1345Email hello@kingstonwebdesigner.com

I reply within one business day.