Etobicoke · notaries
Web design for
notaries in Etobicoke.
We opened all 38 websites belonging to notary offices in Etobicoke and recorded what we found: the platform behind each one, whether it works on a phone, whether it is secure, and how old the page is.
We report only what loaded. Sites that answered with a bot challenge were left out rather than guessed at, which is why the 38 here is smaller than the 42 listings. (Etobicoke is part of Toronto — we count the businesses that give Etobicoke as their address.)
What they are built on
5 of them are on
a free builder.
Platform matters less than upkeep. 16 of the 38 Etobicoke sites are WordPress, 5 are on a builder aimed at people who did not want to hire anyone, and 1 have not had their footer year changed since 2017.
What actually breaks
No enquiry form anywhere on the site
on 18 of them.
We recorded every fault we could see on the 38 Etobicoke sites. The one that turns up most is no enquiry form anywhere on the site — 18 of them. Next is no structured data for google to read on 14, then no analytics — nobody is measuring what the site does on 14.
A site here that fixes no enquiry form anywhere on the site alone is already ahead of 18 local competitors on that count. That is the whole argument for doing the dull parts first.
Who you are up against
269 reviews
from the top five.
Half the notaries in Etobicoke have more than 28 reviews and half have fewer. The top five hold 804, 478, 371, 351, 297, and 22 of the 42 carry a 4.9 rating or higher — so rating alone does not separate anyone here; volume does.
Etobicoke holds 42 of the 535 notary offices we found across the GTA, which ranks it 5th among the 26 places we surveyed. Review counts are not comparable between trades, so none of this means anything outside notaries.
What this means for you
The Etobicoke leaders
already fixed this.
4 of the five most-reviewed notaries in Etobicoke run a secure site that works on a phone. Between them they hold 2,301 reviews. That is the standard a customer compares you against before reading a word about you.
Most of the 42 notary offices in Etobicoke are one location with a small team, which puts them at the lower end: $590 to $1,190 built, $129 to $299 a month after. Payment comes once the site is in front of you. Full pricing.
Related.
Notaries across the GTA All trades in Etobicoke The full GTA report
Notaries elsewhere in the GTA: Mississauga Brampton Scarborough North York
Other trades in Etobicoke: Dentists Law firms Accountants HVAC contractors Renovation contractors Plumbers
Questions
Before you ask.
How many notaries are there in Etobicoke?
42, as of our August 2026 survey of Google Maps listings. That splits into 38 with a website and 4 without one that we could open. Etobicoke ranks 5th among the 26 GTA places we surveyed for this trade.
How many Google reviews do I need to compete in Etobicoke?
The median among notaries in Etobicoke is 28, the upper quarter is past 104, and the five most-reviewed hold 804, 478, 371, 351, 297. That puts fifth place 269 reviews above the median. Reviews are not comparable between trades — this number means nothing outside notaries.
What does a website for a notary in Etobicoke cost?
We quote against the size of the business, not the hours. Of the 42 notary offices in Etobicoke, most are single-location and land at $590 to $1,190 for the build with $129 to $299 a month after it. You see the finished site before anything is due.
Two minutes
Where does your
own site land?
Everything above came from opening real websites. Yours takes ten seconds: we load it the way a customer would and say what we find, including when the honest answer is that nothing needs doing.
Want the same for
your business?
Tell us what you do and where you work. We will look at what you have now and say plainly whether it is worth rebuilding — including when it is not.