Most east Rocky View small-business websites run $2,500–$5,000 for a launch site and $5,000–$12,000 for a full custom build. Home-service and industrial firms that only need to be found and contacted usually sit in that range, while online stores or logistics tools start around $12,000. Every east Rocky View project gets an itemised written proposal within one business day.
East Rocky View is really several markets at once: Langdon's wave of new homes and the trades that serve them, the Conrich logistics and industrial corridor, and the retail pull of CrossIron Mills at Balzac. A home-service business in a fresh subdivision has no word of mouth yet, so it is found online or not at all, while an industrial firm needs a site that reads as credible to other businesses. The right build depends far more on which of these you are than on where the county line falls.
What a website costs for a Langdon business, by scope
Growth website — full custom build (project): $5,000–$12,000 — Conversion strategy, content support, local SEO architecture, more pages and proof systems.
E-commerce or platform build (project): $12,000–$30,000+ — Online store, booking systems, member areas, or custom functionality — scoped from discovery.
Website redesign (project): $2,500–$8,000 — Audit-first rebuild of an existing site with full URL mapping and redirects.
Campaign landing page (per page): $950–$2,200 — Message-matched page, frictionless form, and measurement wired in.
Local SEO program (per month): $600–$1,500 — Scope scales with how many services and areas you compete for.
AI search optimization (per month): $450–$1,000 — Standalone or bundled with local SEO — the two share one content foundation.
Website care & hosting (per month): $59–$249 — Managed hosting, monitoring, backups, updates, and monthly content changes.
Copywriting support (project add-on): Scope dependent–Quoted by pages — Guided interviews and drafted page copy — priced with the build it feeds.
What moves the price in Langdon
New subdivisions, no word of mouth yet: In Langdon's new estates, the customers are brand new to the area and have no neighbour to ask, so a home-service business is chosen almost entirely from a phone search. A launch or custom site built to rank for those local searches and convert a first-time visitor is usually the right level. How many services and nearby areas you want to rank for is the main swing in the quote.
Industrial and B2B credibility: A Conrich logistics, transport, or industrial firm is often judged by other businesses deciding whether to trust it with real contracts, which puts the weight on clear capability pages, credentials, and a site that loads and reads professionally. That is usually custom rather than launch work, and if you need a customer portal, quoting tool, or online store for a Balzac-area retailer, the platform functionality moves it into the $12,000+ band.
Frequently Asked Questions
We're a new home-service business in a Langdon subdivision — where do we start?
A launch site in the $2,500–$5,000 range is usually the right first step. In a new estate, buyers have no one to ask and find you by searching, so being ranked, credible, and easy to contact matters most. We build local content for Langdon and the areas you serve, itemised in the proposal so you see exactly what's included.
Is a website worth it for a Langdon or east Rocky View business?
For most, clearly yes. In fast-growing areas with new customers and no established word of mouth, being found online is often the only way to win the first jobs — and a launch build can pay for itself within weeks. A cheap site that ranks for nobody is the expensive option, because the work simply goes elsewhere.
Do you charge more for Balzac or Conrich businesses near Calgary?
No. Our ranges are the same everywhere — launch sites $2,500–$5,000, custom builds $5,000–$12,000 — quoted against your scope, not your address or how close you sit to the city. We work remotely from Cochrane, so there are no travel fees, and the number in your written proposal is the number on the invoice.
Can you build a site for a Conrich logistics or industrial company?
Yes. A capability-focused custom site that reads credibly to other businesses usually runs $5,000–$12,000, and if you need a customer portal, quoting tool, or online store, the added functionality moves it into the $12,000+ platform band. We scope exactly what you need at discovery and itemise every part before anything is built.