A clearer path from visit to enquiry.
Your website is often the first conversation someone has with your business. It should make your services easy to understand, answer the questions that slow down a decision, and work comfortably on a phone.
We map the important journeys before designing the screens. Someone comparing services needs different information from an existing customer looking for opening hours or support. The page structure, writing and calls to action follow those needs.
- Page structure and content plan
- Responsive design and development
- Enquiry or booking journeys
- Technical search foundations
- Content handover and launch checks
From the first conversation to a useful release.
We agree the scope around your users, existing tools and constraints. Each stage gives you something concrete to review before the next.
Map the pages
Organize your offer around the questions visitors ask and the next action each page should support.
Design and connect
Build responsive pages, prepare approved content and connect the enquiry or booking tools in scope.
Review and hand over
Check the agreed journeys, prepare redirects where needed and show your team how to manage content.
Every visit has a next step.
How does a smart website get found on Google and AI search?
A smart website is built so that both search engines and AI assistants can understand it and describe it accurately. Customers now search in two ways: they type into Google, and they ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI Overviews. We build for both from day one.
- They type into Google
SEO Search engine optimization
Fast, mobile-first pages with one clear topic each, the words your customers actually search, and clean titles and descriptions.
- They ask an AI assistant
AEO Answer engine optimization
Pages that answer real questions in the first lines, with FAQs and structured data, so AI assistants can quote and cite your business.
- They search nearby
Local search Moncton & New Brunswick
Google Business Profile, consistent name, address and phone, and service pages for the areas you serve.
- After launch
Measured and improved
A first report on how people find you and what they ask. The Growth care plan adds one every month, with content drafts you approve.
Smart websites: choose a starting point.
These starting points help shape the conversation. Your proposal defines the deliverables, schedule and price.
Starter
New or small businesses
2–3 weeks
- Up to 5 pages, mobile-first design
- Local SEO for Moncton & New Brunswick
- Schema markup & AI-search basics
- Contact or booking form
- Google Business Profile setup
- Analytics dashboard
- Everything in Starter
- AI concierge trained on your business
- Leads sent to your email or CRM
- AEO answer pages & FAQ
- First gap report (monthly on the Growth care plan)
- Bilingual-ready (EN/FR)
- E-commerce or online booking
- Full bilingual EN/FR site
- CRM, POS or ERP integrations
- Advanced automations
- Custom design system
- Migration from your current site
*Starting prices in CAD, before taxes. Your final price depends on scope and is confirmed in a written proposal before any work begins. See all prices
Plans are scoped individually. Hosting, provider subscriptions, usage fees and ongoing support are discussed separately where relevant. Amounts, currency and billing terms are confirmed in your proposal. Discussing a plan opens a short form; your message reaches Digitsleaf only when you send it.
Questions about smart websites
Yes. We start by reviewing what is useful, what is getting in the way and what can be improved. A full rebuild is only one possible approach.
You do not need perfect copy before the first conversation. Bring your service information, common customer questions and any existing material. Content responsibilities are agreed in the project scope.
We discuss who will maintain the website and choose the editing approach accordingly. Training and documentation are included in the agreed handover plan.
We define the work first: the journeys, platforms, integrations, content and responsibilities. You receive a proposal with the price, currency, billing terms and any ongoing costs before agreeing to the project.