Do you want to get an e-commerce website for free? Read on!

Are we offering to build you a new e-commerce website for free (like on the house?)

It is not on the house, it is a COVID-19 Business Relief Fund from Canada Untied 🙂

There is no catch here, you just need to be a Canadian small business incorporated in any Province/Territory and was active pre-COVID-19 closure in March 2020.

You need to have your annual sales or revenue report for the Fiscal year of 2019.
And your BN number. which is the nine-digit number given to your business by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)

What is the grant for?

It’s for COVID-19 related expenses, such as purchases of PPE, physical space renovations to allow for physical distancing, and for developing website and e-commerce capabilities Most businesses get 5k, which is a great budget for an e-commerce website that has 2 payment gateways and up to 20 products.

Here’s what Canada United are saying:

“To date, we’ve received applications from over 1,000 small businesses to reimburse them for COVID-19 related expenses, such as purchases of PPE, physical space renovations and developing website and e-commerce capabilities.

And we’re not done yet! With another $12 million contributed by the Federal Government, we’re extending our relief fund and accepting more applications from small businesses across Canada.”

How can we help?

Here at HumanTalents, we are a small Canadian business just like you and have been subject to similar challenges, we have discounted our fees for all small business since April 2020 and have added some extra services tailored for small businesses:

• Building an E-commerce website – using WordPress Divi and WooCommerce.
• Building a brand new Small business website that converts (up to 5 pages and a blog)
• SEO Coaching for small business owners
• Premium website hosting, website security, maintenance, and support plans
• Adding new features like online delivery/online booking systems to your existing website
• Optimizing your existing website to load faster and to cope with increased demand.

Have a question? Contact us