Content writing

Words that sound like you, written for the people who buy from you.

Clear, specific writing for your pages, posts and products — in your voice, at a reading level real customers use, and structured for the web rather than pasted from a brochure.

Content writing

Content writing

What you get.

Website copy, blog posts and product descriptions, written to be read.

Website copy

Home, about and service pages written around what customers ask before they buy.

Blog posts and articles

Researched posts on topics your customers actually search for, formatted for skim-readers.

Product descriptions

Benefits first, specifics second, fluff never — descriptions that answer buying questions.

Included in a typical content writing project.

Your written quote lists exactly what applies to your project.

A short voice-and-tone questionnaire

Drafts delivered for your review

Revisions within the agreed scope

Headings and metadata included

Delivered in your site or as documents

Full rights to the finished text

Pricing

Fixed base rate. Flexible scope.

The base rate is fixed for the scope listed. Add pages or services at the rates shown and the total changes accordingly. Your final price is confirmed in writing before payment and does not change once approved.

Base rate

$200CAD / USD

Typical projects: $200–$900 with add-ons

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The base rate includes

  • Copy for up to 3 core pages (about 300 words each)
  • Voice-and-tone questionnaire
  • One revision round
  • Headings and metadata included

Add-ons, fixed rates · CAD / USD

  • Additional page of copy+$70
  • Blog article (about 800 words)+$120
  • Product description+$15 each

Writing is priced per page or per piece, with word counts and revision rounds agreed in the written quote. How pricing works →

Common questions

Things clients ask about content writing.

Straight answers, before you commit to anything.

How do you match our tone of voice?

A short questionnaire and a look at anything you have already written. The first draft is where we calibrate.

Do you research the topics?

Yes. Articles are researched from reliable sources and we flag any claims that need your confirmation.

Who owns the text?

You do, in full, once the project is complete.