Short answer
At CluoPrints: from C$699 one-time, then C$120/year all-inclusive.
The yearly fee covers domain renewal, one professional email on your own domain (for example info@yourrestaurant.ca), hosting management, and a few small updates a year — menu changes, prices, photos. There is no separate monthly hosting bill in this package.
What a restaurant website usually needs
- Menu that is easy to read on a phone, and easy to update when prices change
- Photos, address, hours and a clear contact button
- English and French versions, for local customers in Quebec
- A simple way for customers to reach you — phone, email or an order form — without a complicated system to maintain
If you do not need full online card payments, do not pay for them. A menu plus contact and order information is enough for most small restaurants to start.
What to check before you order
- Who owns the domain name, and what happens if you change provider?
- Is the yearly fee all-inclusive, or are domain, email and hosting charged separately?
- Can you update the menu yourself, or do small changes cost extra each time?
- Does the site work well on a phone, where most customers will open it?
What CluoPrints also does for restaurants
Besides websites, CluoPrints designs and prints staff apparel, menus, logo work and custom merchandise for gift shops and events, made to order with no inventory to buy ahead. A monthly social media content package is also available from C$149/month, with no contract. See also: how to order custom team T-shirts in Montreal.
Free tools that restaurants use right away: a QR code generator for menus, a colour palette picker and a slogan generator — see all free tools.
To ask for a quote, email chao45148@gmail.com or use the contact page. Tell us your restaurant name, city and what you need on the site, and we will reply with a clear price before any work starts.