Service area · Moncton

Web design in Moncton, built for a city that keeps gaining people.

The three communities around the bend of the Petitcodiac have been absorbing new residents faster than anywhere else in the region, and newcomers have nobody to ask. They search instead, which means the businesses that look credible online are taking a growing share of a growing market.

Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview $800 to build Then $99/mo

In the city

Growth, two languages, and a hub that serves half a province.

Moncton sells to far more people than live in it. The city is the commercial hub for the southeast, a large part of its audience lives in French, and its population keeps climbing. Each of those three facts changes what belongs on your pages.

Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview
Shediac, Sackville, Bouctouche, Salisbury
Bilingual page sets where they pay for themselves

01 Newcomers search because they cannot askSomebody who moved here last spring has no plumber, no mechanic and no neighbour to ask about either. Every one of those decisions starts on a phone, and it is settled by whoever looks established, states a price and answers quickly.
02 French is a commercial decision, not a courtesyA third of the province lives in French, and in the southeast that share climbs steeply. A bilingual site widens the audience in a way you can measure in enquiries. Building in English only is a legitimate choice, but it should be a deliberate one.
03 Three communities, three sets of resultsMoncton, Dieppe and Riverview are minutes apart and return different businesses for the same search. A site that names all three reaches the whole hub. One that names only Moncton is invisible to a good part of it.
04 The hub reaches well past the cityShediac, Salisbury, Bouctouche, Sackville and the Acadian coast all buy in Moncton, especially for anything specialised. Saying which of those you serve turns local demand into regional demand at no extra cost.
05 Retail and trades compete on speedThis is the most commercially active corner of New Brunswick, and the businesses winning here reply first. A site that makes contact easy and a phone that gets answered beat a better-looking page that takes two days to respond.
What we do

Everything we build, wherever you are in the region.

Seven services, each quoted in full before the work starts. Websites are $800 to build and $99 a month to run. Repairs, audits and profile setups are one-time work on sites somebody else built.

Recent work

Sites already earning for businesses around the province.

A pizza shop, an auto body shop and a hockey program. Different businesses with the same job to do: look right, load quickly, and make it easy for a visitor to become a customer.

Average rating on Google
1–2 weeks
From scope to launch
$800
To build and own the site
Around the hub

The three communities, and the region they serve.

Name the places you actually cover and you compete with a handful of businesses instead of the whole southeast. Here is how the area divides.

Downtown Moncton and Mountain RoadThe commercial spine of the city, thickest competition in every category, and the place where a slow or dated site costs you the most.
DieppeA predominantly French community with its own results page, growing fast, and routinely underserved by English-only sites built across the bridge.
RiverviewResidential and steady, on the far bank with its own search behaviour, and a reliable market for home services willing to cross the river.
Shediac and the Northumberland shoreA short summer that carries a large share of the year, where being findable in June matters more than anything you do in November.
Salisbury, Petitcodiac and the valleySmall towns west of the city with thin competition, where naming the town outright does more than any amount of keyword work.
Bouctouche, Cocagne and the Acadian coastA French-first market up the coast, where an English-only site quietly halves the audience you paid to reach.

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Questions

Questions from Moncton owners.

Language, growth and reach, which is what most first calls are about.

Don't see your question?

Call (902) 225-5280 hello@alpwebstudio.com
Q.01

Do we need the site in French as well as English?

It depends who you sell to. In Dieppe, up the coast and across much of the southeast, a French version measurably widens the audience and often pays for itself inside a year. Serving mainly anglophone Moncton and Riverview, English alone is a defensible choice. We will give you a straight read rather than upselling a second language you do not need.

Q.02

How much does a bilingual build add to the cost and the timeline?

The build stays $800 and the plan stays $99 a month, because the second language is extra pages rather than extra software. What it adds is time, usually pushing a two-week build toward three, and most of that is spent waiting on translated copy rather than on the pages themselves.

Q.03

Should the site say Moncton, or Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview?

All three, if you serve all three. They return different results for the same search, so naming each one puts you in three sets of results instead of one. The same logic extends to Shediac and Salisbury if you drive that far.

Q.04

We are new to the area. Can a website help us get established?

It is close to the only thing that can, quickly. Established competitors have years of word of mouth you cannot buy, but a large and growing share of local customers arrive with no recommendations at all and pick from search. That is the group a good site wins, and it is the fastest-growing group in the city.

Ready when you are

Ready to see how your Moncton business shows up?

Send your business name, the communities you serve, and whether you want the site in one language or two. We will tell you what your site and your Google listing are each doing today.

Most enquiries get a reply the same day, usually within a couple of hours.