Web design in Gravenhurst
Gravenhurst is the first Muskoka town on the way north up Highway 11, between Lake Muskoka and Gull Lake. For a lot of visitors and new cottage owners it is the first place they stop, shop and look for someone to hire.
- Built from scratch, never a template
- A small site can be ready in days
- No charge for small changes
- Hosted and supported by the team that built it
First stop, first impression
Between the Muskoka Wharf, the steamships and the Opera House, Gravenhurst gets steady traffic from people who are passing through or have just arrived. They decide where to eat, what to book and who to call from a phone, and they have not heard of anyone yet. The business that is easy to find and clear about what it offers has a real head start.
It is the same for the contractors, marinas and property services based here. Owners on Lake Muskoka and the smaller lakes to the south want to see the work and know you cover their road before they pick up the phone. We build sites that show both.
Everything a Gravenhurst business needs online, from one team
Web design
Custom sites built around your business, quick on a phone and easy for Google to read.
How we designHosting and email
Secure hosting with free SSL and business email, looked after by the people who built your site.
See hosting plansCustom apps
Quoting, scheduling, portals and other tools for when off-the-shelf software does not fit.
See custom appsQuestions from Gravenhurst businesses
Visitors only find us once they are already in town. Can a website change that?
Yes. Most people plan at least part of a Muskoka trip before they leave home. A site that shows up for what you offer, with current hours and a way to book, puts you on the list before they arrive.
How quickly can a new site be live?
A small site can be ready in a few days. Larger ones with booking or galleries take longer, and we tell you how long before we start.
Ready to talk about your Gravenhurst website?
Tell us what your business does and who you want to reach. We will come back with what we would build and what it would cost.