A well-maintained business website

Website development & care

A website that stays useful—not one that slowly goes stale.

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More than a place to host a website

A business website should not sit unattended until something breaks or the information becomes outdated. Stone's Throw hosts it, maintains the technical foundation, checks important functions, and reserves time every month to keep it useful.

We can work with the website and providers you already have, then bring the moving parts into a clearer, better-supported solution.

Curated Website Care

CA$99/month — managed hosting and active technical stewardship for a straightforward business website.

Included each month
  • Managed cloud hosting, SSL/HTTPS, deployment management, and uptime monitoring
  • Routine technical and platform maintenance, periodic infrastructure review, and source-code or backup preservation
  • Domain and DNS coordination, plus technical support if the website is unavailable
  • Up to 30 minutes of proactive curation: small content, image, wording, or link changes
  • A review for obviously outdated or inconsistent information and checks of important functions such as forms
  • Basic analytics or Search Console review where configured, with identified concerns, improvement opportunities, and a brief recommendation when attention is needed
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Unused curation time does not roll over. Substantial changes, third-party subscriptions, and services are separate unless explicitly included.

Ongoing curation when you need more

Additional curation is CA$49 per 30-minute unit.

Use it for content work, design refinements, campaign updates, new sections, and other small improvements beyond the included monthly allowance. Larger work is estimated and approved separately.

Connected features need care too

Forms, bookings, payments, and other connected features add operating cost, vendor dependency, maintenance responsibility, and business risk. They are priced by their complexity and importance—not simply by page count.

Examples of connected features
  • Contact or quote-request forms and mailing-list signup
  • Appointment booking, analytics, conversion tracking, and CRM integrations
  • Payment processing, ecommerce catalogues and checkout, and customer login
  • Maps, search, external data feeds, and automated workflows
Recurring care from
  • Simple connected feature — CA$5/month
  • Connected business system — CA$15/month
  • Business-critical integration — CA$25–$49/month
  • Ecommerce or custom application functionality — quoted separately

Pricing reflects vendor cost, monitoring effort, complexity, and how important the feature is to your business.

Website setup and migration

Start with the work your site actually needs. These are starting prices, not a per-page menu.

Technical setup or migration

From CA$499

Visual design and branding setup

From CA$499

Content migration and site assembly

From CA$499

Connected feature implementation

From CA$499 each

Final setup pricing depends on content readiness, the condition of the current website, migration and cleanup needs, integrations, design requirements, and the availability and quality of images and copy.

What is separate

Unless specifically included, the following are separate costs: domain registration and renewal; Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace; paid forms, booking tools, CRM, newsletter, ecommerce, and analytics services; payment-processing fees; paid plugins, licences, and subscriptions.

Substantial copywriting, photography, branding projects, custom application development, major redesigns or rebuilds, and migration assistance at the end of service are also billed separately.

Ownership and portability

You retain ownership of your domain and content. Stone's Throw documents and manages the technical solution so it is easier to operate and less fragmented.

The service is designed to reduce neglect, not to trap you. If you need to transition, migration assistance is available and may be billed separately.

Bring us the website you already have

Let’s review its current state, connected features, and the practical work needed to keep it dependable.

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