PRICING & PACKAGES
Clear starting prices for focused projects. We begin with a real problem, agree on the scope and build something your team can use.
See the packages ↓All starting prices are in Canadian dollars.
Small, focused engagementsScope agreed before work beginsNo technical background requiredSIX WAYS TO BEGIN
Not sure which package fits? Tell me what is taking too long and I’ll recommend the simplest useful place to start.
$395 CAD
Find realistic ways AI could reduce repetitive work without adding another complicated system.
$950 CAD · starting at
One focused assistant built around your approved information, voice and recurring work.
$395 CAD
Understand what is confusing visitors, weakening your message or making your site harder to use.
$1,500 CAD · starting at
Improve an existing small-business website with clearer messaging, stronger structure and a modern presentation.
$1,250 CAD · starting at
Build a manageable content system with clear themes, reusable materials and an approval process.
$1,500 CAD · starting at
Create a consistent, documented way to assess comments, manage risk and support staff decisions.
NEED SOMETHING DIFFERENT?
New websites, large document projects, presentations, team training, ongoing content support and more complex AI tools are priced according to scope.
01 New small-business websites
02 Large reports and document rewrites
03 Presentations and visual communications
04 AI staff training and internal guidance
05 Monthly content and ongoing support
The prices above reflect a clearly defined project with prepared source material and the listed number of revisions. Before work begins, you’ll receive a written scope explaining what is included.
Final pricing depends on complexity, content readiness, number of pages or documents, required research and revision needs. Third-party subscriptions, domain registration, hosting, advertising costs and applicable taxes are additional.
LET’S FIND THE RIGHT STARTING POINT
Send a few lines about the task, bottleneck or communication problem. I’ll recommend the smallest useful engagement—not the biggest package.