Where we work

WordPress agency in Toronto and the GTA

We are a Toronto WordPress agency run by Four Cents. We fix hacked and broken sites, look after WordPress on monthly care plans, speed up slow sites and build WooCommerce stores for businesses across the Greater Toronto Area.

Reply within 24 hours Fixed-scope written quotes Toronto, serving all of Canada

Prices

Same prices everywhere in Canada

Small business website typically $1,500 to $4,000 CAD; WooCommerce store $6,000 to $20,000; care plans about 15 to 20 percent of the build cost per year. Hacked-site cleanups and speed work are quoted as one fixed price after a free look.

Our home city, so we can sit at your table

Toronto is where the studio is based. Most work still happens over video calls and a staging site you can click through, but for Toronto and GTA clients we can meet in person for the scoping session or the launch walkthrough. That matters most for teams who want to see the editor in action before they sign anything.

We work with businesses in Toronto itself and across the GTA, including Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Oakville and Burlington. Those city pages used to be separate; everything they said applies here.

What Toronto businesses ask us for most

  • Emergency fixes. A hacked site, a white screen after an update, a checkout that stopped taking payments. Urgent sites go to the front of the queue. See hacked site recovery.
  • Care plans. Updates tested on staging, off-site backups, uptime and security monitoring, and a person to call. See WordPress care plans.
  • Speed work. Core Web Vitals fixes for sites that feel slow on a phone. See speed optimization.
  • WooCommerce stores. New stores and fixes to existing ones, with Ontario HST set up correctly. See WooCommerce development.

Ontario rules your site has to respect

Accessibility (AODA). Under Ontario's accessibility law, a business or non-profit with 50 or more employees must make its public websites meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA, and the organisation that controls the site is responsible, whether it built the site itself or hired someone. We build and fix to that standard and test with axe and a keyboard. It is technical work, not a legal opinion.

Sales tax on stores. Ontario uses the harmonized sales tax at 13%. A WooCommerce store selling to Ontario buyers needs that rate, and the right rates for every other province it ships to, configured and tested with real orders before launch.

Privacy. Ontario has no general private-sector privacy law of its own, so a business site that collects personal information falls under the federal PIPEDA. Health information custodians also have PHIPA to think about, which shapes how clinic contact and intake forms are built.

Searching for a WordPress developer in Toronto?

Many of the results for "WordPress developer Toronto" are job listings and salary pages, because companies hire for that title. If you want the work done rather than a new employee, an agency on a fixed quote is usually faster and cheaper than a hire for anything short of a full-time workload. If you do want to hire, our guide on how to hire a WordPress developer lists the questions to ask, and our Toronto WordPress developer cost guide compares the two routes.

Sources

Each figure and date above comes from one of these. The retrieved date is when we last confirmed the source still says what we say it says.

  1. How to make websites accessible Government of Ontario. Retrieved 1 November 2026.
  2. GST/HST calculator and rates Canada Revenue Agency. Retrieved 1 November 2026.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can we meet in person in Toronto?

Yes. For Toronto and GTA clients we can meet in person for scoping or the launch walkthrough. Day-to-day work runs over calls, email and a staging site.

How fast can you help with a hacked or broken site in Toronto?

Call +1 (365) 440-1786. Hacked and down sites go to the front of the queue. Containment comes first: a forensic backup, credentials changed and the infection stopped from spreading, then the cleanup and the fix for how it got in.

What does a WordPress website cost in Toronto?

Our prices are the same everywhere: a small business website is typically $1,500 to $4,000 CAD, a larger site or redesign $3,000 to $6,000 and a WooCommerce store $6,000 to $20,000. Care plans are typically about 15 to 20 percent of the build cost per year. You get a fixed written quote within 24 hours of sending your brief.

Does my Toronto business website need to meet AODA?

If your business or non-profit has 50 or more employees, Ontario requires your public website to meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA. Smaller organisations are not required to, but accessible sites work better for everyone. Get legal advice on your own obligations.

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Get a fixed quote in 24 hours

Tell us what is wrong or what you need. Within 24 hours you get a written, fixed price or the questions we need answered to give you one.

  • A reply within 24 hours
  • Fixed price agreed before any work starts
  • You own the code, content and accounts

Site down or hacked right now? Call +1 (365) 440-1786 or email info@fourcents.ca.

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