Toronto · Websites for local business
Without the confusion. Without the risk. Built in weeks, not months — by one named person who quotes the price, ships by the date, and stays reachable after launch.
Rakshath Jain scopes it, builds it, and answers the phone. No account manager, no ticket queue.
01 — The problem
Most local businesses I meet earn their reputation in person and lose it online. The site was built years ago by a cousin, a template, or an agency that stopped answering. It loads slowly on a phone, the contact form goes somewhere nobody checks, and the reviews that took a decade to earn are nowhere on the page.
Nobody owns it. That's the actual problem — not the design. So the fix is a fixed price, a written scope, a date, and one person whose name is on all three.
Agency quotes arrive after discovery calls and change halfway through. Here the price is published before we speak.
Sites stall in review queues. A Starter build is scoped, built and launched in weeks, against a date in writing.
Maintenance plans start at $249/month and mean you email one person, not a portal.
02 — Pricing
Service-based businesses
ResultYou're discoverable. Customers can find and contact you.
Start with StarterTransactions or bookings
Everything in Starter, plus:
ResultYou convert visitors into customers. You measure what matters.
Start with ProfessionalEstablished, custom needs
Everything in Professional, plus:
ResultYour website works as hard as you do.
Start with PremiumPrices are in CAD and exclude HST. Published, fixed, and quoted in writing before any work starts.
03 — How it works
A 30-minute call, then a one-page scope: pages, features, price, and the date it goes live. Nothing starts until you've seen all four in writing.
You get a working preview link early and revise against it. No agency portal, no ticket queue — you review, I change it.
Domain, analytics and forms tested before launch. After launch, the monthly plan covers updates and keeps the site fast and current.
04 — Fit
Why this, not an agency
Based in Toronto. Building websites for businesses anywhere in the world.
05 — Questions
A $600 site is a template someone fills in once. This is a scoped build: your pages, your photos, your reviews, your forms tested, your search listing set up, and a launch date in writing.
If a template covers what you need, buy the template. I'll tell you on the call if that's the honest answer.
No. The build stands on its own and the site is yours.
The monthly plan exists because most owners don't want to log in and edit anything. It covers updates, hosting checks, backups and speed, and it means you email one person when something needs changing.
Starter is typically two to three weeks from the day I have your content. Professional and Premium run longer depending on booking or e-commerce setup.
The date goes in the one-page scope before anything starts. The one thing that moves it is slow content or credentials from your side.
You do. Domain, hosting and accounts are registered in your name from day one.
If you ever leave, I hand over access and a short written summary of how everything is wired. No hostage situations.
That's normal. I write the first draft of every page from the call and your existing material, then you edit it.
For photos we use what you have, plus properly licensed stock where there's a gap — never fake reviews or invented claims.
Usually a rebuild costs less than untangling someone else's work, so that's what I'll normally quote.
If your current site is sound and just needs work, I'll say so and quote the smaller job instead.
That's fine. Toronto and the GTA clients get in-person meetings if they want them; everyone else works over calls and a shared preview link.
The scope, the price and the date are the same wherever you are.
06 — Next step
Send the details below, or just call. You'll get a straight answer on which tier fits — including if the answer is that you don't need me yet.
Bring your current site, or nothing at all. You'll leave the call knowing what your site should cost, what it should do, and the date it would be live.