A website built for how Ottawa clients choose a supplier
The federal government shapes much of Ottawa’s economy, and around it you find consulting firms, professional services, associations and contractors that sell to organizations rather than to the general public. Their clients read carefully, compare several providers and check credentials before making contact. A website for this market has to explain what you do in plain language, show relevant experience and make the next step obvious.
We plan each site around those decisions: clear service pages, a credible “About” section, case summaries you are allowed to publish and a contact path that suits a formal buyer. Technology companies in Kanata often need more, such as product pages, a careers section or documentation. Most sites are built on WordPress; custom development is available when the site must connect to internal tools.
English and French on the same website
Ottawa faces Gatineau across the Ottawa River, and many organizations in the capital region serve clients in both official languages. Aurone works in English and French every day, so bilingual websites are routine for us. Each language gets its own URLs, translated menus and properly declared language versions, which is what search engines expect, instead of an automatic translation widget.
If you prefer to launch in English only, we structure the site so a French version can be added later without rebuilding anything. That keeps the first budget under control while leaving the door open for clients on the Québec side of the river or for funding programs and partners that expect French content.
Search visibility from launch day, from Kanata to Orléans
Every website includes basic SEO: page titles and descriptions, a logical heading structure, clean URLs, an XML sitemap and attention to loading speed on mobile. Ottawa is a spread-out city, and people often search with the name of their area, whether that is Kanata, Barrhaven, Orléans, Nepean, Westboro or the Glebe. Service businesses benefit from pages that reflect the parts of the city they actually serve.
We also write and structure content so that AI assistants and AI-generated search summaries can understand who you are and what you offer. That means precise answers, consistent business information and structured data where it is useful. For ongoing work after launch, our SEO team can take over with a monthly plan.
How a remote project with Aurone works
Aurone has no office in Ottawa. Our Canadian office is in Ville Mont-Royal, in the Montréal area, and every meeting takes place by video call. In practice this works well: you review the site on a private staging address, send comments in writing or during a short call, and we adjust. A business website usually takes three to four weeks, depending on how quickly content is ready.
We have been building websites since 2007 and have delivered more than 500 of them. At launch you receive a one-hour training session so your team can edit pages and publish news, and a one-month warranty covers any correction. If you would rather not handle updates and backups yourself, a maintenance contract is available.
Website pricing in Ottawa
Our prices are public and final: what you see below is what you pay, with no GST, HST or QST added. A detailed written quote confirms the scope before any work starts.
| Service | Starting at | Typical timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Business website | $2,397 | 3 to 4 weeks |
| Website redesign | $3,197 | 4 to 5 weeks |
| Shopify store | $3,997 | 4 to 5 weeks |
| Custom website | On quote | Depends on scope |
Included: custom design, basic SEO, 1-hour training and a 1-month warranty. Pay in 3 instalments, no fees.
Our commitments
- Final prices, no GST, HST or QST added
- Pay in 3 instalments (40/40/20)
- One dedicated project manager
- Since 2007, 500+ websites delivered
