Is the French version Quebec Law 25-compliant?

Yes. The cookie consent, data-disclosure notice, and privacy policy are written to Law 25; the French copy is written by a Québécois copywriter who knows the difference between Quebec French and continental French — and which one your customers expect.

How does the site handle HST / GST / QST across provinces?

Configured at sign-up. Ontario HST is the default; we wire QST for Quebec customers, GST/PST for BC and Saskatchewan, and the cross-province logic so a Toronto retailer billing a Gatineau customer charges the right rate without manual reconciliation.

Is the site AODA-compliant?

Yes. Every site we build meets WCAG 2.2 AA — the AODA standard for Ontario businesses with 50+ employees. Smaller businesses don't have a legal AODA obligation but get the same baseline.

Can the site take Interac, not just credit cards?

Yes. Commerce plan integrates Stripe, Moneris, Interac, and PayPal so a Canadian customer can pay however they prefer — Interac e-Transfer through Moneris on the higher-ticket Commerce checkouts.

Toronto, ON

Web design in Toronto, ready for the customer in Montréal.

Built for Toronto small businesses with Quebec or pan-Canadian customers — bilingual English / French on the same site, AODA-compliant, billed monthly in CAD.

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CAD pricing · EN/FR on the same site · AODA / WCAG 2.2 AA · Quebec Law 25 aware

01Toronto context

Toronto websites that ignore Quebec lose half a market.

A Toronto small business serving customers across Canada hits the bilingual question quickly. A retailer in Liberty Village shipping to Montréal, a fintech firm in Yorkville pitching a Caisse pension, a wellness studio in Queen West taking bookings from Gatineau commuters — every one of them needs the French version of the site to be a real localised version, not a Google-Translate copy. Quebec Law 25 raised the bar in 2024; getting it wrong has both legal and reputational cost.

Toronto agency rates have followed the city's commercial real-estate trajectory — typical custom builds run C$8 000–C$40 000 plus retainer, often with the French version quoted as an add-on. For a four-person Liberty Village retailer or an indie wellness studio in Queen West, that money buys two months of paid acquisition.

We build EN/FR on the same site by default, designed to AODA / WCAG 2.2 AA, with Quebec Law 25-compliant data handling and Canadian payment processing. One monthly fee in CAD covers design, hosting on a Canada-edge network, the .ca or .com domain, ongoing updates, and French copy written by a Québécois copywriter — not 'translated by an intern from a Word document'.

02Toronto businesses we typically build for

Three patterns common in Toronto.

Pan-Canadian retail

EN/FR retail shipping to Quebec and beyond

Bilingual product pages, CAD checkouts via Stripe and Moneris, Interac for Canadian customers, courier integrations that handle Toronto-to-Quebec same-week, and packaging-language requirements built into the order confirmation flow.

Professional services

Law, accounting, fintech, consulting

A bilingual positioning page, case studies that work for both Toronto Big Five and Caisse-backed Quebec institutions, structured data for partner badges, and a contact route that respects the Canadian preference for email over LinkedIn.

Wellness & lifestyle

Studios, clinics, and lifestyle bookings

Bilingual class schedules or service lists, opening hours linked to Canadian holidays, structured data for review snippets, and a booking route that doesn't lose state when a Gatineau commuter switches from English to French mid-flow.

03What it costs in Toronto

CAD-billed, AODA-compliant, Law-25-aware.

Starter from

$27 CAD/ month

Billed in Canadian dollars. Annual prepay saves two months. No setup fee on any plan; cancel with 30 days' notice and keep your .ca or .com domain.

Payment options

Stripe · Moneris · Square · Interac · PayPal

Stripe, Moneris, Square, Interac, and PayPal for online sales. Cross-province sales-tax handling (HST / GST / QST) configured at sign-up; couriers integrated for Canadian shipping.

Compliance handled

AODA / WCAG 2.2 AA · PIPEDA + Quebec Law 25 · CASL-compliant marketing

Accessibility tuned to AODA / WCAG 2.2 AA — required for Ontario businesses with 50+ employees, Quebec Law 25 cookie consent, PIPEDA-aligned data handling, and CASL-compliant marketing footers on any newsletter.

04Toronto questions

What Toronto owners ask before signing up.

Is the French version Quebec Law 25-compliant?: Yes. The cookie consent, data-disclosure notice, and privacy policy are written to Law 25; the French copy is written by a Québécois copywriter who knows the difference between Quebec French and continental French — and which one your customers expect.
How does the site handle HST / GST / QST across provinces?: Configured at sign-up. Ontario HST is the default; we wire QST for Quebec customers, GST/PST for BC and Saskatchewan, and the cross-province logic so a Toronto retailer billing a Gatineau customer charges the right rate without manual reconciliation.
Is the site AODA-compliant?: Yes. Every site we build meets WCAG 2.2 AA — the AODA standard for Ontario businesses with 50+ employees. Smaller businesses don't have a legal AODA obligation but get the same baseline.
Can the site take Interac, not just credit cards?: Yes. Commerce plan integrates Stripe, Moneris, Interac, and PayPal so a Canadian customer can pay however they prefer — Interac e-Transfer through Moneris on the higher-ticket Commerce checkouts.

Bilingual EN/FR web design in Toronto, live in 2–3 weeks.

Two minutes to sign up. CAD billing. AODA + Law 25 aware. Cancel any time and keep your domain.

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