- New business or idea
- Yours from day one
Starting a business in Ontario? Set up the digital basics
We set it up with you, explain it as we go, and it stays in your name.

Where are you right now?
Set up the basics, in order.
Each piece is live and explained before the next starts.
Your business
- Name and brandLive
- WebsiteLive
- Google profileLive
- BookingLive
- PaymentsLive
Step 1: Name and brand
A name check, a logo and colours that work on a truck and a phone.
Step 2: Website
Fast and clear, with a request form that takes a minute on a phone.
Step 3: Found on Google
Your Google profile verified, the map pin, service pages and review requests on.
Step 4: Booking and follow-up
A calendar, missed-call text back, one customer list, reminders that send themselves.
Step 5: Payments to the books
Invoices, deposits and online payment, synced to your accounting.
You can stop after any stage. Everything still works.
Yours from day one.
- Domain
- Website
- Google profile
- CRM
- Content
- Every login
If you ever leave, everything keeps working.
Funding may help
Some Ontario programs support new business technology. We don't decide who qualifies.
Questions? Ask us.
Common questions
I only have an idea. Is that enough?
Yes. Bring the idea and how you plan to make money. We start with the name, the phone number and the Google profile, and build outward from there.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you start with and what you already have. We look first, and you get a written scope before any work starts.
How long does it take?
A simple setup is weeks, not months. The written plan goes stage by stage, so you know what is live when.
Do I need to understand the technology?
No. We explain each piece in plain language as we set it up, with a short video or guide so you can run it yourself.
I already have a logo and a domain. Do I start over?
No. We keep what works, fix what does not, and connect the rest.
Who owns everything?
You do. Domain, site, Google profile, CRM, content and every login are in your name from day one.
Let's grow something good.
About 3 minutes. A real person reads it first.