Canada · English and French · Version française
SEO, AI search and bilingual websites for Canadian businesses
Quebec shares a border with New Hampshire, and Montreal is closer to our Hooksett office than most of the US states where we already have clients.
4.8 out of 5 from 59 Google reviews Building websites since 2008300+ websites launched30 published case studiesTeam in Hooksett, NH
Sprout Growth Engine helps Canadian businesses get found in Google, maps and AI answers, and helps US businesses expand into Canada. We build English and French pages with correct hreflang, handle Canadian listings, and keep websites and email in line with CASL, PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25 and Ontario's AODA. We serve Canada from our office in Hooksett, New Hampshire.
Where we work in Canada
Montreal and Quebec
French first, bilingual
See Montreal and Quebec →OntarioToronto and the GTA
English first, multilingual
See Toronto and the GTA →Ontario and QuebecOttawa and Gatineau
Bilingual
See Ottawa and Gatineau →New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward IslandNew Brunswick and Atlantic Canada
Bilingual in New Brunswick
See New Brunswick and Atlantic Canada →Canadian rules your website and email must follow
We build for these requirements. We are not lawyers, so confirm your own obligations with counsel.
| Rule | Where it applies | What it means for your marketing |
|---|---|---|
| CASL | All of Canada | Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation requires consent before sending commercial email or texts, clear identification of the sender, and a working unsubscribe. |
| PIPEDA | Private businesses in most provinces | The federal privacy law sets rules for collecting, using and disclosing personal information, including what websites and forms collect. |
| Quebec Law 25 | Quebec | Quebec's modernized privacy law adds strict consent rules for tracking technologies, privacy notices and a person responsible for personal information. |
| Charter of the French Language (Bill 96) | Quebec | Businesses operating in Quebec generally must offer their commercial website and marketing in French, and Bill 96 strengthened those rules. |
| AODA | Ontario | Ontario's accessibility law requires many private organizations with 50 or more employees to make their websites meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA. |
| .ca domains | All of Canada | Registering a .ca domain requires meeting CIRA's Canadian presence requirements. A /ca/ or /fr-ca/ section on an existing domain with hreflang is often the better path. |
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in Canada?
No. We serve Canadian clients from Hooksett, New Hampshire, remotely and with in-person visits for ongoing projects. We never create listings for addresses we do not have.
Can you build French websites?
Yes. We plan and build bilingual English and French sites, and every French page is written or reviewed by a native French speaker before it goes live.
Can you help a US business sell into Canada?
Yes. Cross-border SEO covers Canadian pages, hreflang, CAD pricing, shipping and duty information, and Canadian email and privacy rules.
Expanding into Canada, or out of it?
Tell us where you sell today and where you want to sell next. We will map the language, listings and compliance work before you spend a dollar on content.
- 4.8 out of 559 Google reviews
- 300+websites since 2008
- 30published case studies
- Hooksett, NH15 Cross Rd, Unit 4