Kiln is a small, owner-led Edmonton studio. We build fast, custom websites for local trades, restaurants, photographers, retail, and professional services — built to be found in Google, Maps, and AI search, and backed by the local SEO and Google Business Profile work that actually brings customers in. Flat fees, no agency runaround.
A custom website — not a Squarespace template, not a $20 Wix theme — built to look like your business, load fast on phones, and rank for the keywords your Edmonton customers actually search. Three tiers depending on what you need:
Every site comes with optional hosting & care from $49/mo — fast managed hosting, updates, backups, and small edits, so the site stays fast and secure after launch.
Most of our Edmonton clients are small businesses with one to fifteen employees — tradespeople, restaurants, retail shops, photographers, professional services, recycling and waste services, fitness studios. Anyone in Edmonton or the surrounding metro who needs a real website that ranks, without paying an agency $3,000+ for a basic build.
We're based in Edmonton, AB and serve clients across the metro — downtown, Old Strathcona, Whyte Avenue, Bonnie Doon, Millwoods, Windermere, West Edmonton, plus the suburbs (St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Leduc, Beaumont, Fort Saskatchewan) and further south to Calgary. About a third of our clients are fully remote.
You email us. We talk for thirty minutes about what your business actually needs — sometimes that isn't a new website. If we're a fit, we design a real version of your homepage and send it within five business days. No deposit, no contract, no obligation. If you don't love it, you walk and keep the file. If you do, we quote a flat fee and ship in two to four weeks.
A great site that nobody finds doesn't grow a business. Most Edmonton clients lead with our local and AI SEO retainer ($650/mo) so the new site ranks for “[your service] Edmonton” searches — and gets named in AI answers — within 60 to 90 days. The retainer is where the long-term value lives; the site is the foundation it sits on.