Canada
A digital marketing agency for businesses across Canada.
ADOV runs full digital marketing programs for Canadian businesses, with CAD pricing, calls on Eastern and Pacific time, and websites built to Canadian accessibility and privacy standards.
- Cities
- Toronto
- Time zones
- ET · MT · PT
- Pricing
- Fixed quotes in CAD
01 — The market
Canada is a country of small businesses. It has 1.10 million employer businesses, and 98.2% of them are small businesses with 1 to 99 employees. Ontario is home to 418,322 of them, the most of any province.
Canadian shoppers live next door to the biggest online market in the world, and they compare you with it. 86% of Canadian internet users made an online purchase in the past year, and retail e-commerce made up 6.8% of total retail trade in May 2026. Prices in Canadian dollars, Canadian shipping times and a clear returns policy are part of the pitch, not the small print.
Search results here mix Canadian and American pages, so your competition for a broad term may be a US company that can't serve your customer. Canadian internet advertising revenue reached $18.2 billion (CAD) in 2024, up 14.3%. Pages that name your province, your city and the way you deliver help Google, and your customer, tell the difference.
AI is now part of how people look things up. 33% of Canadian internet users used generative AI tools in the past year, up from 16% in 2024, while 12.2% of Canadian businesses reported using AI. Being a source those tools quote is part of being found.
PIPEDA, CASL and Quebec's Law 25, built in from the start.
PIPEDA covers the personal information your site collects: ask for consent, explain what you do with the data in plain language, and only collect what you need. If you email customers, CASL applies too, so sign-up forms have to record consent properly.
If you have customers in Quebec, Law 25 adds stricter rules on consent, cookies and privacy notices, and French-language requirements apply to commercial content aimed at Quebec. We'll flag what applies to you and build the site to handle it.
Sites are built to WCAG 2.2 AA, supporting Ontario's AODA standard. English and French builds are available, and quotes are in Canadian dollars, with shipping, GST and HST, and duties shown clearly for ecommerce.
03 — English and French
English
Your Canadian customers, in their language.
Français
Vos clients canadiens, dans leur langue.
04 — Services
Every service is available to Canadian businesses. Website projects start from CAD $2,000, and monthly marketing services start from CAD $3,000 a month. Final cost is confirmed in your proposal after a discovery call.
- Brand Strategy and MessagingPositioning, messaging and tone that every channel can use.
- Web DesignCustom websites planned around how your customers decide to buy.
- Web DevelopmentFast, reliable sites and integrations your team can manage.
- Shopify and EcommerceOnline stores that win the first order and bring shoppers back.
- UX and Product DesignJourneys shaped around the tasks people came to complete.
- SEOSearch visibility built on technical health, useful content and local signals.
- AI Search OptimisationBe named and recommended in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews.
- PPC and Paid AdsGoogle, Microsoft, Meta and LinkedIn campaigns tracked to sales.
- Social Media MarketingSocial planned around customers, not follower counts.
- Content and Email MarketingArticles, newsletters and automated emails that turn first orders into habits.
05 — FAQ
Yes. US sites often rank in Canadian searches, so we strengthen the local signals that show Google your business is the right answer for Canadian buyers.
Yes. Website projects start from CAD $2,000, and monthly services start from CAD $3,000 a month. Final cost is confirmed in your proposal after a discovery call.
We build them to. Consent is recorded before tracking or email sign-up, privacy notices are written in plain language, and forms only ask for what you need. Your legal adviser should still review your privacy policy.
Not everywhere. Federal privacy and anti-spam laws don't require a French website, but if you sell to customers in Quebec, the Charter of the French Language requires commercial content aimed at them, including your website, to be available in French. We plan bilingual sites so the French pages are as complete as the English ones.
It applies if you collect personal information from people in Quebec. If you do, we'll set up consent, cookies and your privacy notice to meet it, and flag where French-language rules apply.