Write, call.
A human answers.

I'm self-taught. I learned the web with my hands in it: build, break, fix, repeat — over a decade of code, servers and 2 a.m. patches. No wall of framed diplomas here: a track record of things shipped, still running.

Before founding the agency — and still today alongside it — I work in cybersecurity: I hunt vulnerabilities in applications through bug bounty programs, under the public handle @cypher-kaiser — ranked on the "H1" leaderboard of the responsible-disclosure platform. Plainly put: I get paid to find the holes before the wrong people do. That discipline shapes every site I ship — fast, clean, and noticeably harder to break than average.

Why small businesses first? Because the big agencies serve the big budgets, and meanwhile the corner restaurant settles for a Facebook page that loads badly on a phone. A Quebec SMB doesn't need a monster platform: it needs an honest storefront, findable on Google, that makes the phone ring. That's exactly what I build — a segment the $15,000 firms knowingly ignore, and that I deliberately serve.

I'm from Montreal, and the agency also serves Laval, Longueuil and Terrebonne. You talk with me from the first call to deployment — not a project manager relaying notes.

And the honest approach isn't a landing-page slogan: prices are published on this site ($500, $1,200, $1,500, maintenance $59.99/mo), payment is split into two logical instalments, hosting and domain are covered for the first year, and there are no fake customer reviews or made-up "featured" projects here. When something is worth saying on this site, it's true. Otherwise, it isn't there.