How much does a website cost?
A standard business site starts from $1,500 CAD. Every project is quoted flat and in writing before work begins — no hourly meter, no change-order surcharges. What moves the number is the size of the site, whether you need copywriting, e-commerce, custom integrations or real application functionality, all of which are scoped separately.
What is included in a standard business site?
Strategy and information architecture, design, hand-built development, hosting, SSL and domain setup, technical SEO and analytics, and a real launch rather than a concept handoff. Ongoing care is available after launch. Copywriting, e-commerce, custom integrations and application functionality are quoted separately so you are not paying for capability you do not need.
Do you build websites for businesses outside PEI?
Yes. NeuroLabs is built in Prince Edward Island and serves the world. Charlottetown is where the studio operates, not the limit of who it works with — the work runs remotely and written-first, directly with the people building your site.
Do you use WordPress, or a website builder?
We hand-build sites rather than assembling a theme and a stack of plugins on top of it. That is a deliberate choice: much of the rescue work that comes through this studio is somebody else’s plugin graveyard or a template nobody can safely update. You get a site that stays fast, stays yours, and can still be changed years from now.
Who writes the copy?
You can, and the structure and the guidance come from us either way. If you would rather not, copywriting is scoped separately and quoted with the rest of the project. What we will not do is fill your site with placeholder text and call it launched.
What happens after launch?
Launch is the start of operations, not the finish line. Hosting, updates, monitoring and changes are available as ongoing care, and the same small team stays on it — one team from the first conversation through launch and maintenance, with no account-management layer in between.