Ancra

A website offer built for established service businesses.

Ancra replaces underperforming websites with clearer, faster, French-first or bilingual sites designed around trust, mobile usability, and qualified enquiries.

Flagship offer

The Québec Lead Site

For established Québec home-service businesses whose website no longer reflects the quality of the business.

Typically CAD $3,900–$5,500

Professional translation is separate unless explicitly included.

Typical inclusions

  • Strategy, discovery, website audit, and competitor review
  • Conversion architecture for roughly 6–8 core page types
  • Responsive, French-first implementation with English where required
  • Technical multilingual architecture and service-area structure
  • Phone and quote CTAs plus conversion-focused forms
  • Technical SEO foundations, analytics, and conversion tracking
  • Performance optimization, accessibility fundamentals, QA, and launch
  • 30-day post-launch implementation support for launch-related issues, implementation defects, handoff questions, and critical-function verification

Productized scope

Choose the level that matches the business.

Ancra Essential

French-first professional site

CAD $2,500–$3,200

For smaller established businesses that need a focused, professional site with roughly 5–6 core pages.

Ancra Bilingual Growth

Flagship bilingual site

CAD $3,900–$5,500

French/English conversion-focused site with localization architecture, stronger trust, and lead-generation functionality.

Ancra Lead System

Expanded acquisition structure

CAD $6,500–$9,000+

Expanded service and service-area architecture, stronger tracking, landing pages, and selected integrations.

Recommended after launch

Ancra Care

CAD $125–$225/month

Your website is yours. Ancra Care is the recommended way to keep it maintained, monitored, and supported after the included launch-support period.

Care is contractually optional: clients are not locked into Ancra to retain agreed ownership of the website. The plan scope may include routine maintenance, functionality checks, security-related upkeep, minor content updates, technical checks, and periodic website health recommendations where relevant to the chosen stack.

What the work is really solving

Conversion friction, not decoration.

The website should make it easier for the right customer to understand the business, trust it, find the right service, and take the next step.

Responsive enquiry journeys

Clear phone, quote, and service paths without cramming the interface.

French-first bilingual architecture

Separate language paths and localized content states that stay maintainable.

Measurement foundations

Analytics and conversion-event planning so forms and calls can be measured after launch.

End-to-end capability

Solution-led, not platform-led.

Ancra handles the website from structure and UX through implementation, search foundations, launch, and ongoing support. The technology is chosen around editing needs, performance, integrations, maintenance, and scope.

Strategy & UX

  • Discovery and website review
  • Sitemap and information architecture
  • Service structure and user journeys
  • Conversion paths and forms

UI & development

  • Responsive interface design
  • HTML, CSS, JavaScript
  • React and Next.js where appropriate
  • WordPress where a mature CMS is the better fit

Search foundations

  • Technical and on-page SEO
  • Local SEO foundations for service businesses
  • Structured data where factually appropriate
  • SEO & AI-search / GEO readiness

Launch & continuity

  • Accessibility and performance QA
  • Domain, DNS, and deployment coordination where included
  • Search Console / analytics setup where included
  • Ancra Care after launch
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SEO & AI-search foundations

Make the business easier for search systems to understand.

Clear technical structure and factual content help traditional search engines and AI-powered discovery systems understand who the business is, what it offers, and where it serves.

  • Semantic HTML, headings, metadata, clean URLs, sitemap and crawlability
  • Service and service-area clarity for local businesses
  • Entity consistency, useful FAQs, and structured data where appropriate
  • No guaranteed rankings, AI citations, or “GEO hacks”

Not sure which scope fits?

Start with a website review.

The first conversation is about fit, current problems, and the level of work the business actually needs.