You send me a note
Email me what your business does and what isn't working. You get back questions, a rough scope, and a price range — in writing, usually same day.
Free · usually two emailsServices
Five services that cover a website from first sketch to ongoing upkeep, for small and local businesses across Toronto and the GTA. Take one, or take all of them.
Service 01
A site designed around the one thing you need visitors to do.
I start with your customers, not a template. You see the design before anything gets built, so nothing is a surprise at the end.
Service 02
Built to load fast and stay out of your way.
Hand-built, tested on real phones, and shipped to fast hosting. No page-builder bloat and nothing you can't take with you.
Service 03
Keep what works. Fix what's costing you customers.
Your current site stays live while I build the new one. Existing pages keep their addresses so you don't lose the search rankings you already have.
Service 04
One page, one job, no distractions.
For a campaign, a promotion, or a single service. Built to be measured, so you can tell whether the ad spend behind it is working.
Service 05
Someone tending the site after launch day.
Ongoing technical upkeep and local search work, plus a plain-English monthly note on what changed and why.
How we work
Email me what your business does and what isn't working. You get back questions, a rough scope, and a price range — in writing, usually same day.
Free · usually two emailsYou review the homepage design before anything is built. Changes happen here, while they're cheap and easy.
Two rounds includedThe site gets built, then tested on real phones and with a screen reader before you ever see a link.
You get a staging linkI move it live, point your domain, and stay reachable while the first real visitors come through.
30 days of free tuningPricing
Starting points, not final quotes. You get an exact number in writing after a couple of emails — no hourly billing and no surprise line items at the end.
One page with one job — a campaign, a promotion, a single service.
A full site for a business with services, a story, and a service area.
Someone tending the site after launch, so you don't have to.
Questions
A full business website starts at $2,200 and a single landing page at $900. What moves the number is how many pages you need and whether anything has to connect to booking or payments. You get an exact figure by email before you commit to anything.
Most sites take two to four weeks from kickoff to live. The clock usually depends on how quickly you can send photos, logos, and answers — not on us.
No. Everything can be handled over email — the quote, the design review, and the changes. If you'd rather talk it through at some point I'm happy to, but nothing is held up waiting on a phone call, and you're never chasing me for one.
Me. Modern Forge Web is one person — Gleb — not an agency with a sales team. The person you email is the person designing and building your site, and that doesn't change halfway through. It's also why the price is what it is.
You pay 25% to start, and that's the only money that moves before you've seen anything. I design your homepage, you review it, and you get two rounds of changes. If you still don't want to proceed after that, I refund the deposit in full. The remaining 75% isn't due until the site is live and you've signed off. All of it is in the contract.
Text, prices, and hours — yes, if you want that. I can connect an editor so you can change content without touching code, and record a short walkthrough for you or your staff. It's priced as an add-on rather than assumed, because plenty of owners would honestly rather email me a change than log into another system. Either way, small edits are covered under ongoing care and you're never billed by the hour for fixing a typo.
You own the design, the code, the content, and the domain. If you ever move on, I hand over the files and help your next developer get set up.
I keep what's working and rebuild the rest. Your current site stays live until the new one is ready, and existing pages keep their addresses so you don't lose search rankings.
No, and I say so on every one of them. Northline Dental, Elite Roofing, and Copacabana are demo concepts I designed and built to show how differently each industry needs to be approached. There are no client names or performance figures attached to them, because there's nothing real to report yet and inventing it would tell you nothing useful about me.
Email us about your business and we'll come back with scope, price, and timing — in writing. No obligation, no sales sequence, no call required.