Community matters.

And it matters now more than ever. Our community of dedicated employees are working from home to lend you a helping hand.

We’re in this together.

Whether you’re pivoting your business model to meet a new demand or need to power up your online presence to handle increased traffic, our award-winning staff are ready to do whatever it takes to help you keep your business running.

Never had a website before?

We’ve made it simple with our complete site package.
Everything you need to get your small business online is included:

Free 1 Page Website
Bring your ideas to life with our easy drag and drop website builder – powered by Weebly.

3 Months of Free Email
Show you mean business with an email that matches your domain. Simply turn it on in your account!

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Our favourite tools to help you build your website on your own:

WordPress/Elementor

This video takes you through building a WordPress site from scratch with Elementor. Elementor also has a video library in their support section

Stock Photos

Royalty-free stock photos that you can use for commercial purposes without having to pay for them: Pexels, Unsplash

WooCommerce

WooCommerce helps you to easily add a store to your website and start selling products directly from your WordPress site

Creating a website from scratch is not as scary as it seems.
We’ve put together a step-by-step guide to help you launch a stand-out WordPress site with no growing pains.
Visit our “Getting Started with Managed WordPress” guide.

Need assistance? We won’t leave you in a lurch. If you need help designing your website, our team is here for you.

Have an idea or program that can help your community, but don’t have the means to get it online?

The Rebel ChangeMaker program is designed to connect people and organizations who are doing great things in their communities and the world with our goods and services. Rebel ChangeMakers get access to reduced rates and free products that enable them to get their big ideas online.

TELL US YOUR STORY

Imagine an entire community of people behind you cheering you on.

If we hear about “these trying times” once more, we’ll lose it.

So we asked our friends and customers to give us their honest opinions about what life has been like for them.

Fiona

Anaya Arts

What I learned during quarantine is how to take advantage of pent up emotions. When boredom, frustration or anxiety hits, I just RE-FOCUS & allow myself to get creative not only with my art stuff, but in the kitchen, in home decor, in gardening...& yes, even while Netflixing (I love to doodle while watching shows).

It's a positive distraction, especially when you recognize your privilege. You're not stuck at home, you're safe at home!
Sheila

Savana Boulevard

Biggest lesson: Mindful of Social Media use. Social Media is an energy exchange, it’s important to be careful what or who you follow, some pages trigger feelings of: inferiority complexes, self esteem, anxiety, loneliness, feelings you don’t want to necessarily process in semi-confinement.
Zainab

Wingd.ca

Right now, I believe that this period of uncertainty during our pandemic has sparked moments of introspection at an individual level, opportunities for collaboration at the societal level, and at the global level, an awareness of what and whom we put value on. So, what’s the future that emerges after this? Like many, I don’t have the answer. However, what I do know is that advocates of Post-Growth are encouraging a collective shift towards sustainability and equity in a global environment that has depended on infinite growth on a planet with finite resources - I believe in this future too.

Creatorland.ca
Aaron Reynolds

Effin’ Birds
Marie-Clo

marieclo.com

Quarantine has been one big test for me. A test to see if I had the motivation to complete my 21 day meditation challenge, if I could find a sustainable lifestyle where I feel less stress post covid, a test to see if I still love my partner after 2 months captive with him haha. The answer is yes to all 3. Covid is tragic, and yet has given us the luxury of time. Time to reinvent ourselves, time to thank those we had taken for granted, and time to truly think about what we want out of this short life.
Mia Diamani

Becoming Mia

With all the chaos going around the world I came to a standstill to deal with all my thoughts. Some frightened me, some challenged me, some gave me courage but they all made me rediscover myself. I will never get back this time again but I’m grateful to be able to fall back in love with myself and when the world is ready for all of us to step back out again, I will be ready to conquer my destiny.
Clary

Spark Clarity

For the first three weeks of the pandemic, our mantra was “An ice cream a day keeps the sads away”...which has not changed but expanded to involve daily laughter, movement and gratitude.

During this time I’ve learned that more than ever, I can do hard things. But that hard things are easier to do when accompanied by a sense of humour and snacks!

Moving from Liverpool to Vancouver Island in what should have been a 3-month process in 5 days really puts things into perspective. Having a chronic illness has made this experience extra tricky. But keeping spirits high with laughter and our garden has made all the difference.

Community matters.

And it matters now more than ever. Our community of dedicated employees are working from home to lend you a helping hand.

Never had a website before?

Our favourite tools to help you build your website on your own:

WordPress/Elementor

Stock Photos

WooCommerce

Have an idea or program that can help your community, but don’t have the means to get it online?

The Rebel ChangeMaker program is designed to connect people and organizations who are doing great things in their communities and the world with our goods and services. Rebel ChangeMakers get access to reduced rates and free products that enable them to get their big ideas online.

Adjusting to life working from home?

We’ve assembled a wealth of resources to help you through this transition.

The Beginners Guide to Getting Your Business Online

Four Key Ways to Expand Your Business or Project

8 Time-Saving Tips for Running an Online Business

70 Best Tools, Apps and Resources You Need to Succeed

10 Tips from the Reddit Community for Getting Your Business of the Ground

5 Cost-Effective Tips for Starting Your Business

10 Free Online Classes Every Entrepreneur Should Take

The Freelancer’s Toolkit

How to Turn Your Blog Into a Money-Making Business

The Self-Care Guide for Creatives

How COVID-19 Changed Rebel.com

Imagine an entire community of people behind you cheering you on.

Freelancing During Challenging Times

Start Building an Impactful Business with Lana Dingwall

Finding Entrepreneurial Magic in the Time of COVID

If we hear about “these trying times” once more, we’ll lose it.

So we asked our friends and customers to give us their honest opinions about what life has been like for them.