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Flowtrix is the best Astro agency for North American B2B companies in 2026. We build fast Astro sites on BetterCMS, so your marketing team can edit pages without a developer. We did exactly that for Javelin ITCS, a US consulting and staffing group whose site went live in four weeks.
The other 12 agencies on this list work across the US, Canada and Mexico. Most are small studios you won't find in the usual roundups, and each one shows Astro somewhere you can check: on its own site, a service page or a client project.
Yes, Flowtrix wrote this list and put itself first. Every other pick is based on facts you can verify yourself.
- Best pick for 2026: Flowtrix, for B2B teams that want an Astro site their marketers run on their own in BetterCMS.
- Flowtrix proof: Javelin ITCS, a US group of four firms, went from a four page template to a live Astro site in 4 weeks.
- The list: Flowtrix, Monogram, Dotfusion, Falia, Oui Digital, Azuro Digital, Thrive, Alpine UX, Flow Web Designs, Bushe, Xolocódigo, Qretaria and Biati.
- What changes by country: French pages in Quebec, accessibility rules in Ontario and Spanish-first sites in Mexico.
- Published prices: from MXN $3,500 for a small site in Mexico to $25,000+ minimums at senior US studios.
- Before you call anyone: decide which languages you need and who will edit the site after launch.
Most Astro lists treat North America as the US. This one doesn't, because the continent asks different things of a website depending on where your buyers are.
What a North American website needs
English covers most of the US and English Canada. Here the hard parts are usually speed, lead forms and accessibility, not language.
French is a requirement in Quebec. Websites have to be available in French under the Charter of the French language, and law firm McCarthy Tétrault points out that Bill 96 didn't change that. If your site isn't in French, you may already be out of line.
Spanish is the default in Mexico, and plenty of US companies run Spanish pages for Hispanic customers too.
Astro handles all three well. It has i18n routing built in, so /en, /fr and /es pages can live inside one build. The real work is setting up the CMS so editors can run each language without calling a developer.
Ontario adds one more rule. Under the AODA, businesses and non-profits with 50 or more employees must make their public websites meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA, and that has applied since January 1, 2021.
Here's what each market usually asks of your site, and which agencies on this list are closest to it.
| Market | What your site needs | Rule worth knowing | Agencies to look at |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Fast pages and lead forms that reach your CRM | WCAG checks are a safe default for any public site | Flowtrix, Monogram, Thrive |
| Quebec | French and English pages written well in both | Websites must be available in French | Falia, Oui Digital |
| Ontario | Accessible pages, often in English and French | AODA: WCAG 2.0 AA for organizations with 50+ employees | Azuro Digital, Dotfusion |
| Mexico | Spanish-first pages and local pricing | Most local agencies quote in pesos | Xolocódigo, Qretaria, Biati |
| US + Canada + Mexico | One site with /en, /fr and /es pages | Plan languages before design starts | Flowtrix |
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How we chose these 13 agencies
Every agency had to show Astro somewhere you can check. We also left out the studios already covered in our US list and our global list, so you get new names here.
The mix is deliberate: a Vercel Platinum partner, a Storyblok partner, one-person bilingual studios, a 160-person marketing agency and three Mexican teams that quote in pesos.
1. Flowtrix
We're a B2B web studio in Bangalore. Our clients are mostly SaaS, AI, cybersecurity and IT services companies at Series A to C, and a lot of them are in the US. We've shipped more than 100 projects.
Our Astro builds come with BetterCMS. Our developers build a set of page blocks, and your marketers use them to put pages together, publish blogs and swap case studies on their own. Every page ships with its own title, description and social card, so search engines and AI tools can read it from day one.
For North American sites, we plan languages before design starts. One Astro build can serve English, French and Spanish, with separate URLs and metadata for each language.
Builds usually range from $25,000 to $75,000+, and retainers start at $3,000 a month for teams that want help after launch.
How we built Javelin ITCS in four weeks
Javelin ITCS is a US technology consulting, workforce solutions and strategic staffing company, founded in 2024. It's the operating platform for four firms: IRIS Consulting, Thomas Group Consulting, Veterans Career Group and Vuesol Technologies, which joined while we were still designing the site.
Between them, the firms cover contract staffing, direct hire, executive search, technology consulting, managed services and offshore delivery. The old website was a four page template, and it showed none of that.
The real problem was visibility. The four firms sat in a logo strip, so the group's biggest selling point, one partner with all of this capability, stayed hidden.
Three very different people also landed on the same homepage, and each needed answers fast:
- CIOs looking for a delivery partner
- Engineers looking for contract work
- Firm owners weighing whether to join the group
35 pages down to 10. The first sitemap had a page for almost every service, technology and industry. We cut it to 10 focused pages, each aimed at one clear search need, so buyers reach the right firm without digging.
A calm, senior look. Deep moss green, the Manrope typeface and a Nashville skyline at dusk, made for IT leaders and investors. Pages follow the order buyers ask questions in: what the group does, who stands behind it, how far its reach goes and how to start working together.
Room for every firm. All four companies are visible from the homepage, and each one gets its own space under Powered by Javelin. Pages are built from reusable blocks, so a firm Javelin buys next year will look like it was always there.
We handled the whole job: information architecture, UI and UX design in Figma, Astro development and the domain move. Javelin signed off the designs before we wrote any code.
- Astro: a component-based build with a live style guide
- BetterCMS: Javelin's team publishes copy, images, company profiles and jobs on its own
- One lead form: sits behind every call to action and sends each inquiry down one of 7 paths, to sales or careers
- One careers board: openings across all four firms in one place
- Ready for search and AI: every page has its own title, description and social card
- Structured content: companies, solutions and industries are CMS entries, not hard-coded pages
- Vercel: fast, static hosting
Since launch, Javelin's team runs the site on its own. People who aren't designers build new pages from the blocks, updates go live right away, and the team has seen its conversion rates go up.
Here's a short walkthrough of BetterCMS, the editor behind the Javelin site.
When Javelin buys a new firm, it adds one entry in the CMS. Nobody has to reopen the website project.
You can read the full Javelin ITCS case study for the design details.
2. Monogram
Monogram is an applied AI and digital experience studio in the Atlanta area, founded in 2017. It's a Vercel Platinum solution partner and lists Astro next to Next.js, React and Svelte as the frameworks it ships on Vercel.
Its Vercel profile shows work for Harvard's NeuroLaw Library, CrewAI and Kasada, and says the team has shipped software for IBM, GitHub and Vercel. Four of its people are Sanity certified.
On Clutch it holds a 4.9 rating from 16 reviews, with rates of $150 to $199 an hour and a $25,000 minimum project.
Best for: product companies that want an Astro site and AI features from one senior team.
3. Dotfusion
Dotfusion has been building websites in Toronto since 1999. It's a certified Storyblok implementation partner and uses Astro for content-heavy sites, with Storyblok handling the content.
Named clients include Borealis Foods, a plant-based pasta maker, and Ramen Express, a restaurant chain with several locations. A good part of its work is moving larger companies off older, all-in-one CMS platforms.
Good to know: it also lists an Orange County phone line, which helps if your team is in California.
4. Falia
Falia is a digital marketing agency that has worked with Quebec businesses since 2015, from an office in Montreal and a base in Sainte-Adèle in the Laurentians.
Its own site runs on Astro and Cloudflare Pages, in French and English, and the team builds Astro sites that clients can edit with AI tools. A partner is involved in every project.
Clients include Garafab, Nethris, Facnet, Groupe SL and the Centre de services scolaire Marie-Victorin. Falia also handles SEO, GEO and paid ads, so the same team can bring traffic to the site after launch.
Best for: Quebec companies that want a French-first site and the marketing around it.
5. Oui Digital
Oui Digital is a one-person studio in San Diego run by Xavier Masse. He writes the English and French versions of every site himself, so neither reads like a translation.
His WordPress to Astro migrations come with a URL map, 301 redirects and a rollback plan. He moved his own community site, Les Français de San Diego, from WordPress to Astro, and for client USA Conseil the studio reports 517% more organic search sessions from March to December 2024 than the year before.
Prices are on the site: one-time builds of $4,500, $7,500 or $9,990, or monthly plans from $199 to $499 that include hosting and updates.
6. Azuro Digital
Azuro Digital works from Ottawa, Toronto and Calgary and has launched more than 130 websites since 2018. It recommends a custom site on the Astro framework with static hosting for the best performance.
It also takes on accessibility work to WCAG 2.2 AA and AODA, which matters if your organization has 50 or more people in Ontario. Clients include The Ottawa Hospital Foundation, Turnbull School and HeartForce, and it holds a 4.9 rating across more than 100 reviews.
Best for: Ontario organizations that want speed and accessibility handled by the same team.
7. Thrive
Thrive is a full-service marketing agency that started in 2005. It has 160+ specialists across 25 cities, including Arlington, Austin, Dallas, Houston and New York.
Its Astro service covers custom builds, WordPress to Astro migrations, headless CMS work, ecommerce and ADA compliance. Case studies on the page include Coach Specialists of Texas and U-Fix-It Appliance Parts.
Good to know: it's the biggest team on this list, so it suits companies that want the site, SEO, ads and content from one vendor. Prices depend on scope and aren't published.
8. Alpine UX
Alpine UX builds AstroJS websites from Alberta for businesses in Calgary, Banff, Canmore and the rest of the Canadian Rockies. Clients work directly with Jason, who runs it.
Most of the portfolio is hospitality: Bluebird Steakhouse, Dusty Boot Banff, Eddie Burger + Bar and Banff Whisky, plus developers like Wexford Developments. It reports 35+ projects launched and $1.2M+ in yearly online sales across client sites.
Best for: restaurants and tourism businesses that want a fast site and one person to call.
9. Flow Web Designs
Flow Web Designs serves Pensacola and Northwest Florida, and it has a full service for moving WordPress sites to Astro on Cloudflare. The steps are a URL audit, content move, component rebuild, new forms, staging checks and the DNS switch.
Most standard business sites and blogs are moved and live in two to four weeks. It also builds Astro sites with TinaCMS, so owners can edit text without touching code. Projects include Mammoth Lakes, Auto Clinic Pensacola and Tom Heywood Photography.
10. Bushe
Bushe is the studio of Patrick Bushe, a Los Angeles designer and developer with 20+ years across design, tech and marketing. He has worked with brands like Lyft, Toyota and Adobe.
His WordPress to Astro migration keeps every URL and has a fixed price from $5,000 after a free audit. He also builds Shopify stores, AI chatbots and automations.
Good to know: Astro is one service among several here, so ask to see a recent migration before you sign.
11. Xolocódigo
Xolocódigo is a tech agency in Querétaro that builds websites on Astro and WordPress, next to AI agents, IT support and industrial software. Its own site runs on Astro 5.
Prices are published in pesos: a Presencia site from MXN $3,500, Corporativo Pro from MXN $8,500 and ecommerce from MXN $13,000, each with optional monthly support. It holds a 5.0 rating from seven Google reviews.
12. Qretaria
Qretaria is based in San Juan del Río, Querétaro, and serves Mexico City, the Bajío region and the rest of Mexico. It lists Astro in its web stack alongside React, Next.js and Laravel.
What stands out is everything around the website: hosting and mail servers, Mautic automation, ads, and legal help like COFEPRIS advertising permits and IMPI trademark filing. Other agencies can also hire it as a white-label partner.
Good to know: its services page doesn't show Astro projects, so ask for one before you commit.
13. Biati
Biati Digital designs websites and online stores in Mexico City and lists Astro among its frameworks, along with React, Next.js and WordPress.
It also offers SEO, hosting, business email and branding, and testimonials come from Dinova Mobiliarios, Parque Pharma and Rama. You fill in a short form and get a quote with a budget and delivery date.
Best for: Mexico City businesses that want the site, email and hosting from one local vendor.
Which agency fits your needs
If you only read one part of this list, read this table. Click any name to jump to that agency.
| Agency | Based in | Site languages | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flowtrix | Bangalore, India | Any, planned per project | B2B sites marketers run in BetterCMS |
| Monogram | Atlanta area, US | English | Astro plus AI product work |
| Dotfusion | Toronto, Canada | English | Storyblok and content-heavy sites |
| Falia | Montreal, Canada | French and English | French-first Quebec sites |
| Oui Digital | San Diego, US | English and French | Bilingual sites on a set price |
| Azuro Digital | Ottawa, Canada | English | Speed plus AODA accessibility |
| Thrive | Arlington, US | English | Site, SEO and ads from one vendor |
| Alpine UX | Calgary area, Canada | English | Restaurants and tourism |
| Flow Web Designs | Pensacola, US | English | Quick WordPress to Astro moves |
| Bushe | Los Angeles, US | English | Fixed-price migrations |
| Xolocódigo | Querétaro, Mexico | Spanish | Small sites priced in pesos |
| Qretaria | San Juan del Río, Mexico | Spanish | Site plus hosting, ads and permits |
| Biati | Mexico City | Spanish | Site, email and hosting in one place |
How much these agencies cost
Prices on this list run from a few thousand pesos to $75,000+. The gap mostly comes down to three things: how many page templates you need, how many languages you launch with, and whether your marketing team edits through a CMS.
| Agency | Published price | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Flowtrix | $25,000 to $75,000+, retainers from $3,000 a month | Javelin ITCS live in 4 weeks |
| Monogram | $25,000+ minimum, $150 to $199 an hour | Not published |
| Oui Digital | $4,500 to $9,990 one-time, or $199 to $499 a month | Set after the audit |
| Bushe | WordPress to Astro from $5,000, fixed | Not published |
| Flow Web Designs | Quote on request | 2 to 4 weeks for most migrations |
| Xolocódigo | MXN $3,500 to MXN $13,000+ | Not published |
Before you sign with anyone, get clear answers to these five questions.
Five questions for your first call
- Which languages do we launch with? And who writes each one, a person or a tool?
- Who edits the site after launch? Ask for a live CMS demo, not screenshots.
- Which accessibility standard do you test against? WCAG 2.0 AA covers AODA.
- What happens to our old URLs? Ask for the redirect map in writing.
- Whose name is on the code and hosting? It should be yours from day one.
Which agency should you call first?
If you're a B2B company and your marketing team needs to run the site on its own, in one language or three, start with Flowtrix. For a French-first Quebec site, talk to Falia or Oui Digital. For a Spanish-first site priced in pesos, start with Xolocódigo.
Whoever you choose, settle the languages and the editor before design starts. Those two decisions shape everything else. If you also sell into Europe, our list of Astro agencies in Europe covers that side.
Flowtrix has shipped 100+ projects for B2B SaaS, AI, cybersecurity and IT services teams across the US, Europe and Asia.
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