Your francization file, ready in an afternoon.
Francisé generates your francization program, tracks the documents to translate, and keeps your compliance registry ready for the OQLF — without the $5,000 consultant invoice.
Fully refundable deposit. Pilot program — limited spots.
in fines per day of non-compliance for a business — each day counts as a separate offence.
cap for repeat offences (amounts doubled then tripled). Directors can be held liable.
employees in Québec for six months triggers mandatory OQLF registration and a francization process.
What you get
Three deliverables, not another to-do list.
The OQLF tells you what to do. Agencies bill you to do it. Francisé produces the exact documents the Office wants to see — and keeps the proof up to date.
Francization program
A guided questionnaire builds your linguistic profile, then generates a structured program: objectives, timeline and measures, in the format the Office expects.
Document inventory
The list of everything that must exist in French — contracts, policies, website, software, signage — with the status of each. See at a glance what is left to translate.
Compliance registry
The trace of your efforts, ready to present in case of an audit — and to reuse for the triennial report required after certification. You never start from scratch.
How it works
From "I don't know where to start" to a complete file.
Answer the self-assessment
About ten minutes of clear questions on your current practices — working language, communications, documents, signage, tools. No legal jargon.
Francisé generates your documents
From your answers, the tool drafts your francization program and builds your document inventory. You review, adjust, export to PDF.
Track and prove your compliance
The registry updates as you progress. Deadline reminders, translation tracking, and the full history in one place for the OQLF.
Why not just…
You already have options. Here is where they stop.
Each does part of the work. None produces the complete file and keeps the proof up to date.
| Free OQLF tool | Consultant | Francisé | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linguistic profile | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Generates the francization program | No | Yes | Yes |
| Compliance registry kept up to date | No | Extra | Included |
| Cost | Free, but DIY | $3,000–10,000+ | Subscription |
| Do it whenever you want | Partly | On their schedule | Self-serve |
Pricing · pilot program
Reserve your spot while we build the tool.
Francisé is in development. The first clients get their file now — done with us — and the lifetime founder rate when the software ships.
Complete file
We produce your program, inventory and registry this week. You touch nothing until it is ready.
$100 deposit today — refundable
- The three deliverables, OQLF-ready
- A review call with us
- Founder rate locked in on the software
5 of 10 spots still open
Francisé subscription
The full tool: self-assessment, document generation, tracking and a living registry. Founder rate for pre-orders.
$100 deposit credited to the subscription
- Everything you generate, unlimited
- Registry and deadline reminders
- Data hosted in Canada
- Early access at launch
Founder rate: first 30 businesses
Not ready to reserve? Book a 15-min call instead to see if your business is covered by Bill 96.
Questions
What people ask us.
Any business employing 25 or more people in Québec for six months must register with the OQLF and begin a francization process. The basic obligations (service and communications in French) apply to every business, regardless of size. Not sure? Book a 15-minute call — we will tell you clearly.
Bill 96
Every day of delay is a day of exposure.
Reserve your francization file today. One hundred dollars, refundable, and your spot in the founder program.
Reserve my access — $100Francisé is a project in validation. The name, pricing and offer may change. This tool provides compliance assistance and does not constitute legal advice. For official, free support, consult the OQLF. Sources: Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF), Charter of the French language (Bill 96), Éducaloi.