Bilingual websites for Quebec businesses
We build fast WordPress sites in French and English that follow Bill 96 and Law 25. Fixed price, written quote, and everything is in your name on launch day.
A Canadian studio based in Toronto. Same time zone, video calls, contracts and invoices in Canadian dollars.
Before you hire anyone
If one of these sounds familiar, your site is costing you customers. Every site we build is planned around fixing them.
Most people look you up on their phone, often on cellular data. A page that takes several seconds to load loses them before they see your name.
A machine-translated French version reads badly to Quebec customers. Bill 96 also expects French to be at least as available as English on your site.
The person who built it has moved on, and changing your hours or a price means calling someone and waiting.
Law 25 requires consent before you collect personal information, and that covers most analytics and ad pixels. Many small sites load them on every visit without asking.
Services
Every project is bilingual and built on WordPress unless you need something custom. Start with one service and add others when you need them.
Included in every build
French that reads as if it was written first, a cookie banner that blocks tracking until visitors agree, a Law 25 privacy policy and a named privacy contact. Already have a site? We can audit it and fix what’s missing.
Compliance details →
Sites for businesses that need to look credible and get calls. Designed for phones first.
Custom themes, plugins and integrations, or a cleanup for a WordPress site that has grown messy.
Online stores with GST and QST set up properly, bilingual product pages and payments that work.
Booking tools, client portals and internal dashboards, for when off-the-shelf software doesn’t fit.
Clear service pages, structured data and Google Search Console, so Montreal customers can find you.
Updates, backups, monitoring and small edits each month, so the site stays fast and secure.
Tell us what isn’t working with your current site, or what you need a new one to do. We’ll suggest a starting point.
Get a quoteFrench first
We plan every page in both languages from the start, with Quebec vocabulary and French typography: a soumission rather than a devis, a courriel rather than a mail. That’s what Bill 96 asks for, and it’s what your customers notice.
How we handle Bill 96How a project runs
These dates are for a typical small-business site of 5 to 10 pages. Your written quote sets the real timeline.
PLACEHOLDER: confirm this timeline, and that we write the final text from the client’s notes.
Week 1
A video call about what you sell and who buys it. Then a fixed-price quote with the page list, the dates and what we need from you.
Week 2
You send your logo, photos and notes on each service. Bullet points are fine. We write the final French and English text.
Weeks 3 to 4
We design the homepage in both languages. You get two rounds of changes before we build the rest.
Weeks 4 to 6
The full site, tested on real phones, with the cookie banner, the privacy policy and redirects from your old pages.
Launch
We launch, connect Google Search Console and record a walkthrough of how to edit your pages.
What you get
Pricing
PLACEHOLDER: starting price, e.g. 3 500 $
Taxes extra. Every quote is fixed and written, so there are no hourly surprises.
See pricingWho we work with
Restaurants and cafés
Professional firms
Clinics
Shops
Trades
Young companies
Email works best. Write in English or French, and tell us what you sell, who your customers are and what isn’t working today.
info@webdevelopmentmontreal.caPLACEHOLDER: phone number, format 514-555-0123 (or remove)
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