Website care for Canadian small businesses, month to month.
We look after your website so your forms, bookings and calls keep working, from Vancouver to Halifax. No setup fee, no annual contract, and your domain and logins stay in your name. Your first fix is free, before you pay anything.
Support is available 24/7 through our AI agents.
The things that quietly break, checked for you.
Every plan starts with Protect: the work that stops a website from failing without anyone noticing.
- Forms and booking links tested regularly, with real test enquiries.
- Form alerts and emails that arrive, and don't land in spam.
- Regular backups, and we check the copies work.
- Safe updates, a firewall and form spam blocking.
- Your site watched day and night.
- Domain, hosting and logins kept in your name.
On Grow and Full Care we also work on what customers see before they choose you: your Google listing and other listings, review replies, and the places where visitors give up before they call or book. Each plan is on the pricing page.
WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and more
We look after sites on any platform. Whatever yours is built on, we start the same way: a free first fix, so you see our work before you decide anything.
The same simple terms in Canada.
Keep is $100 a month, Grow $250 and Full Care $500, in US dollars. Ask us your price in A$, £ or C$ and the chat gives you the converted figure. We don't print fixed C$ prices, because exchange rates move.
Month to month
No annual contract and no minimum term. Change or stop your plan from one month to the next.
No setup fee
Month one, when we move things into your name and start our checks, is part of your normal monthly price.
Your first fix, free
We look at your site like a customer would, find up to 3 real problems, and fix one of them free if it's safe to do.
Everything stays yours
Your domain, website and logins stay in your name. If you stop, we hand everything back, free.
Two sets of rules most Canadian websites meet.
Contact forms, booking forms and email sign-ups collect personal information. These are the federal rules that apply, in plain words, with links to the official pages.
Privacy: PIPEDA
- PIPEDA covers how private-sector organisations handle personal information in commercial activity across Canada. Office of the Privacy Commissioner
- Alberta, British Columbia and Quebec have their own private-sector privacy laws, deemed substantially similar. Data that crosses provincial or national borders is still under PIPEDA. Provincial laws
Email and texts: CASL
- Canada's anti-spam law, CASL, means no commercial email or text without the person's express or implied consent. The Act, section 6
- Each message must identify who sent it and offer a way to unsubscribe. The Act, section 6
This is a plain summary, not legal advice. For advice on your own business, speak to a lawyer. What we do is keep the parts of your site that touch these rules working: your forms, the emails they send, and where that information goes.
Questions Canadian owners ask.
Something else? Ask in the chat or email hello@penguina.website.
Do you charge in Canadian dollars?
We bill in US dollars: Keep is $100 a month, Grow $250 and Full Care $500. Ask us your price in A$, £ or C$ and we give you the converted figure in the chat. We don't print fixed C$ prices, because exchange rates move.
Do you look after websites in Quebec?
Yes. We look after websites for businesses anywhere in Canada, including Quebec. Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia have their own private-sector privacy laws, and data that crosses provincial or national borders still falls under PIPEDA. We work in English.
Is there a contract or a setup fee?
No. Every plan is month to month with no annual contract and no setup fee. You can cancel any month and keep everything, because your domain, website and logins stay in your name.
Which website platforms do you look after?
Any platform: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and more. Whatever your site is built on, we start with the same free first fix.
Is this page legal advice?
No. The rules on this page are a plain summary with links to the official Government of Canada pages. For advice on your own business, speak to a lawyer.
Related pages.
Sources for this page
- Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada: PIPEDA in brief
- Justice Laws: Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act
- Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada: provincial laws that may apply instead of PIPEDA
- Justice Laws: Canada's anti-spam legislation, section 6
- Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada: Canada's anti-spam legislation