Colmo Inc.
We build and run digital products, and the quieter systems that keep them working, for businesses across Canada.
What we take on
Digital platforms
Websites, landing pages and internal tools, designed and built to be maintained rather than replaced.
Growth campaigns
Planning, buying and day-to-day management of digital campaigns, with creative testing and honest reporting.
Data and measurement
Analytics, event tracking and reporting set up so the numbers answer the question that was actually asked.
Automation
Integrations between the tools a business already pays for, so information moves without anyone retyping it.
Three passes, in order
Scope
We start with the problem behind the request. Most briefs arrive as a solution already chosen, and it is usually worth an hour to check whether it is the right one.
Build
Work ships in small, working pieces. You see something real early and often, which is the only reliable way to catch a wrong turn while it is still cheap.
Measure
Nothing goes live without a way to tell whether it worked. Tracking is set up before launch, not bolted on after the first report is due.
Small and mid-sized Canadian businesses
- Professional servicesFirms that sell expertise and need their web presence to reflect it.
- Financial servicesRegulated businesses where accuracy in public-facing material is not optional.
- Real estateBrokerages and developers with long sales cycles and a lot of enquiries to handle.
- Retail and consumerOperators who need campaigns, stock and reporting to agree with each other.
A small company, deliberately
Colmo is a privately held Canadian company working out of downtown Toronto. We have been operating since 2018.
We take on a limited number of engagements at a time. That is a choice, not a constraint: the work we are proud of came from projects where we knew the business well enough to argue with it, and that does not scale past a certain client count.
We prefer clear scopes, plain reporting and no surprises on an invoice. If a piece of work is not going to pay for itself, we would rather say so early than build it well and watch it sit unused.