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IT project quotes for Lévis businesses

A Lévis business preparing an IT project can submit its quote request to Courtier TI, like any business elsewhere in Québec. The Courtier TI team first contacts you to clarify the request; the IT services firm selected then presents its quote and carries out the mandate.

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Population of the city of Lévis

149,683 residents (2021 Census)

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, Census Profile,

Lévis residents whose usual place of work is in another Québec census division

20,975 of 52,015 employed people with a usual place of work (2021 Census)

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, Census Profile,

Businesses and organizations in Lévis

More than 5,100, including about 800 located in its industrial parks

Source: Ville de Lévis, Courant Lévis, Implanter une entreprise (in French), consulted

Key sectors presented by the City

Agri-food; retail, food service and accommodation; manufacturing

Source: Ville de Lévis, Courant Lévis, Secteurs d'activités (in French), consulted

Lévis, on the South Shore across from Quebec City

According to Statistics Canada's 2021 Census, Lévis had 149,683 residents. The Chaudière-Appalaches profile published by the Government of Québec (in French) lists Lévis among the region's main municipalities, along with Saint-Georges, Thetford Mines, Sainte-Marie and Montmagny. On Courant Lévis (in French), the City's territorial brand, Lévis is described as strategically located in the heart of Chaudière-Appalaches, right next to Quebec City.

The census also measures trips to work: of the 52,015 employed Lévis residents with a usual place of work, 30,955 worked in Lévis and 20,975 in another Québec census division. The City, for its part, states on Courant Lévis (page consulted on October 9, 2026) that Lévis has more than 5,100 businesses and organizations, including about 800 located in its industrial parks.

On its Business sectors page (in French), the City highlights three key sectors: agri-food; retail, food service and accommodation; and manufacturing. It adds that the retail, food service and accommodation sectors offer a favourable context for setting up or developing sustainable concepts.

The City of Lévis's business services include an Accompagnement et services-conseils (in French) (support and advisory services) section: help with setting up, entrepreneurship support, innovation, workforce and mentoring. The Innovation section invites businesses to optimize their business processes and grow their productivity. For financing, the Prêts réguliers (in French) (regular loans) page presents, among others, the Fonds local d'investissement, regular component, which provides financial support for start-ups, growth projects and business transfers.

On its home page (in French), the Chambre de commerce et d'industrie du Grand Lévis describes itself as an organization that aims to mobilize, support and represent its business community in its development. Its history (in French) recalls that it has had several names, including Chambre de commerce de la Rive-Sud de Québec from 1985, then again Chambre de commerce de Lévis after the new city of Lévis was created.

A business website often collects personal information: contact forms, booking requests, newsletters, cookies. A redesign is a good time to review what is collected and how consent is obtained, since Law 25 applies to all Québec businesses; our Law 25 guide for SMBs outlines the main points. Courtier TI is not affiliated with the City or the Chamber: describe your project at courtierti.com; the team will contact you.

Sample project (fictional scenario)

An accommodation business that would like to redesign its website

Retail, food service and accommodation are among the key sectors presented by the City of Lévis (in French). Imagine a tourist accommodation business with about fifteen employees whose site, built several years ago, would display poorly on phones and be hard to update without outside help. It would like a bilingual site, easier to manage, connected to its current booking tool. The Courtier TI team would first contact it to clarify the request: pages and content to keep, languages, booking tool, site hosting, people who would handle updates. The request would then be assigned to the IT services firm whose expertise matches the project. Its quote could cover the site structure, a phone-friendly template, content migration, redirects from the old addresses, a cookie consent banner and training on updates. If the business accepted the quote, the IT services firm would carry out the mandate.

This scenario is fictional and for illustration only.

Frequently asked questions

My business is in Lévis, but some of my customers are in Quebec City: does that change anything?

No. Courtier TI accepts requests from businesses in Lévis as it does from businesses across Québec. State the city where your business is located and, if relevant to your site, the markets you are targeting.

What should I prepare before requesting a redesign quote?

The current site address, the most visited pages, the content to keep or remove, the features you want (booking, form, newsletter, French and English versions) and who will handle updates. The Courtier TI team helps you specify these points before assigning the request.

Can a redesign hurt the site's visibility in search engines?

It can if old addresses disappear without redirects. Ask that the quote specify how existing addresses will be redirected and how page titles and descriptions will be carried over.

Does the City of Lévis offer support to businesses for their projects?

The City presents a support and advisory services section, which includes innovation and mentoring, as well as loans such as the Fonds local d'investissement. Contact the City directly for current terms; Courtier TI does not administer these programs.

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