
A custom site your team can edit themselves, with custom development when plugins aren’t enough. And above all, it’s yours.
From the Town of Val-des-Monts and CSMO Mines to Ascenseurs Design and the Société d’histoire de La Prairie, we’ve delivered WordPress sites that stay reliable, built to last.









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We test everything and train your team on WordPress. After launch we stay available for support, while leaving you fully autonomous.

We design custom, then build it so your team can easily edit every page. No templates, unless you ask for one.

Our developers are full-stack. When the feature doesn't exist as a plugin, we code it from scratch.

It's your website, not ours. We even show you how to add content yourself, so you never depend on our team.

Clean builds that stay fast and don't turn the next update into a rescue mission.
Tell us about your WordPress project. We’ll tell you what fits your needs best.
WordPress runs a huge share of the web for a reason. It’s flexible, and almost anyone on your team can learn to edit it. The catch is how it’s built: a lean, well-built site stays fast and easy to manage, while a pile of plugins on a heavy theme turns slow and fragile. Here’s how we approach it.
Most agencies pick a side: custom code or page builders. We start from a different question: who will manage the site day to day? Usually, that’s your team.
So by default, we design custom and build on a page builder like Elementor, set up to stay fast and lean. That way you can edit pages, swap images, and add sections yourself, without calling us for every change.
When the existing tools aren’t enough, we develop custom. When the feature you need doesn’t exist as a plugin, or the plugin version would slow everything down, our full-stack developers code it from scratch and build it into your site.
We don’t use off-the-shelf templates, unless that’s specifically what you want. In the end, our advice depends on who will manage the site and what it has to do.
Here’s what comes with a WordPress site we deliver, so your team can run it from day one.
More than half of our sites ship in French and English. We make sure each language has its own URLs and its own SEO. Both versions get found, instead of one being an afterthought.
Since Law 96, this is more than good practice: businesses serving Quebec customers are expected to offer their website in French, even when they are based elsewhere in Canada. Done right, that obligation can also become an advantage, because the French version is often the one Quebec customers use when searching for products and services.
WordPress does a lot out of the box. When you need more, our full-stack developers build it. A few things we’re often asked for:
If it has a way to connect, our team can usually wire it in. If it doesn’t exist yet, we can build it.
Both, usually together. We default to a page builder so your team keeps control of its own pages, and we keep the build lean so it stays fast. When no plugin does the job, we code the feature custom.
Yes. Our developers are full-stack, so when no plugin covers it, we code the feature from scratch and build it into your site.
Rarely, and only if that’s what you want. Our designs are custom by default.
Yes. Each language is set up with its own URLs and SEO foundations, so both the French and English versions can be found in search engines.
Yes. We clean the site and close the hole that let it happen, then set up backups and monitoring so it stays secure.
Yes. For Quebec organizations, we handle the website side: consent, cookie controls, and privacy pages. Your lawyer should still review compliance.
Yes. The code, the content, the hosting, and the domain are yours. No lock-in and your team can edit it.
Most sites take 6 to 10 weeks. The cost depends on the design and the custom features you need, and we give you an itemized quote up front.
Send us what you have, whether that’s a current site or just the features you need. We’ll tell you what the next step looks like.
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