One team for your website, your brand and the systems behind them.
Websites, brands, AI systems and fractional leadership for nonprofits, public bodies and growing companies.
- 5.0from 72 Google reviews
- WCAG 2.2 AA on every site
- 100+ websites since 2019
Clients include
What we do
The same people plan, design, build and look after your work.
01
Websites
We plan, design and build on Next.js with Sanity, WordPress or Webflow. You own the code, the content and the accounts, and your team edits it without calling us.
What's included
02
Brand and creative
Positioning, identity and templates that people who aren't designers can use.
03
Search and AI visibility
We fix the site so Google ranks it and ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers name it, then we measure what changes.
What's included
04
AI services
Strategy, systems and training, so your team uses AI on work it already does.
What's included
05
Business automation
We replace a pile of tools and spreadsheets with one system you own.
06
Fractional teams
A fractional CMO and marketing team led by Tara Collins, or a fractional COO with Robert Simmons and the developers who build your systems.
What's included
Recent results
The numbers come from each client's own analytics, before and after launch.
CHF BC, housing co-op federation
A page for every co-op in BC
- pageviews
- +39%
- search visits landing on a co-op
- 3×
Krown, rust protection, 300+ dealers
A site built around booking
- people reaching a booking page
- 2.8×
- average Google position
- 13.8 → 5.7
PCNA, cancer charity in two countries
One site for Canada and the US
- clicks to Ask an Expert
- 2.4×
- site searches
- +66%
In their words
“Their post-launch support sets them apart from other agencies we have worked with.”
Result2.8× more people reaching a booking page
Krown case study →“Feedback from our members and other website users have been overwhelmingly positive.”
Result+39% pageviews
CHF BC case study →“You have no idea how much work you saved me.”
Result25 templates the team runs itself
Project Forest case study →“It's modern, user-friendly, and has already generated more leads.”
The people doing the work
A small studio in Calgary. You'll know everyone on your project by name.
- people and a dog
- 7
- websites since 2019
- 100+
- from 72 Google reviews
- 5.0
Who we work with
Most of our clients have a small team running a website a lot of people depend on.
Municipalities
Accessible sites, bilingual where you need it, clear enough to get through procurement and a council meeting.
Recent: Regional District of Central Kootenay
Websites for municipalitiesPublic sector
Agencies, associations and public bodies that have to meet accessibility law.
Recent: AKBLG
Websites for the public sectorNonprofits and charities
A site your staff can update themselves and donors can use on a phone.
Recent: CHF BC, Project Forest, Alzheimer Society
Websites for nonprofitsEnergy and industrial
Investor sites, dealer networks and technical products explained plainly.
Recent: Pine Cliff Energy, Krown
Energy and industrialEnterprise
Headless builds, brand systems and integrations for large teams with a lot of stakeholders.
Recent: De Havilland Canada, Suncor
EnterpriseGrowth-stage companies
A fractional CMO and marketing team, or a fractional COO and the systems behind the work.
Recent: Tilt Five, Engineered Intelligence
Growth-stage companies
How a project runs
- 01 / 04
A short planning session
We learn what you need, what you already have and what has to be true at launch.
- 02 / 04
One fixed price
We quote the build at one fixed price and list monthly running costs separately. We don't bill hourly.
- 03 / 04
Design, build, test
You see real pages early and often. Every site is tested against WCAG 2.2 AA before launch.
- 04 / 04
Launch, then a plan
We train your team and hand over every account. Hosted sites move onto a monthly plan, month to month with 30 days' notice.
Common questions
How long does a project take?
Most websites take 2 to 9 months. Scope matters, but the biggest factor is how quickly content and decisions come back to us.
Who owns the website when it's done?
You do. The code, the content, the domain, the hosting and every account are in your name. If you leave us, you take all of it with you.
Will my team be able to edit the site?
Yes. We build every page from reusable sections in Sanity, WordPress or Webflow, then train your team on it before launch.
Is the site accessible?
Every site we build is designed and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA, the level most Canadian accessibility laws point to. Automated checks catch some problems; a person checks the rest by hand.
Will it show up on Google and in ChatGPT?
We can't guarantee rankings, but we build every site so search engines and AI assistants can read it: fast pages, plain HTML, structured data and answers written the way people ask. Then we measure rankings and report what changed.
What happens after launch?
Most clients stay on a monthly plan for hosting, updates, security and small changes. Plans start at $350 a month, and most clients pay $950 to $1,450.
Do you only work in Calgary?
No. Our office is in Calgary, and we work with organizations across Canada and some in the US over Google Meet.
Tell us what you're working on.
You'll talk with Robert Simmons for 30 minutes on Google Meet. We'll work out the scope, the timeline and a rough budget. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so and point you to someone who is.
Looking for a Calgary build team? See web development in Calgary, or read about us.