Website Redesign
Rebuild the site you already have.
For businesses with an outdated or underperforming website that still has useful content, a redesign resets the structure, messaging, and performance without forcing you to start from zero.
Investment
$1,500-$2,000
Typical delivery
7-10 business days
Redesign focus
Improve an existing site that is slow, outdated, unclear, or underperforming without rebuilding your entire content strategy.
Launch approach
Content migration, redirect planning, and no-downtime replacement are handled inside the rebuild scope.
When the current site is holding the business back.
A redesign makes sense when the business still has a usable website foundation, but the site no longer explains the offer clearly or performs the way it should.
The site loads slowly or performs poorly on mobile devices.
Visitors arrive but rarely turn into qualified inquiries.
The messaging no longer explains what you do clearly or confidently.
The design feels dated next to competitors in the same market.
Editing or maintaining the current site is more difficult than it should be.
The site has gone years without meaningful structural updates.
What the redesign covers.
The goal is not to repaint the old site. It is to replace the weak parts of the experience with a structure that is clearer, faster, and easier to trust.
01 / Messaging clarity
Rework the page hierarchy, value proposition, and service messaging so visitors can understand the offer quickly.
02 / Mobile-first rebuild
Replace outdated layouts with a cleaner responsive structure that works across phones, tablets, and desktop screens.
03 / Performance cleanup
Improve load performance and the technical foundation so the site feels faster and more reliable.
04 / SEO-ready structure
Use a cleaner heading hierarchy and page organization so search engines and customers can understand the content.
05 / Content migration
Move the agreed existing copy and assets into the rebuilt structure so useful material is preserved instead of rewritten from scratch.
06 / Launch planning
Deploy the rebuilt site to your existing domain with redirect considerations and a no-downtime launch approach.
What happens to the site you already have.
Useful assets are carried forward deliberately. The rebuild is meant to improve what is weak, not discard everything that still supports the business.
Existing content
Copy migration is included for the agreed page scope. Existing text and images that still serve the business are carried into the rebuild where appropriate.
Existing rankings
If URLs need to change, redirect planning is handled carefully so existing link equity and search visibility are protected as much as possible.
Existing domain
The redesigned site replaces the old one on your live domain without planned downtime at launch.
How the rebuild moves from old site to new site.
The workflow stays email-first and tightly scoped so decisions are documented, feedback is clear, and the launch stays efficient.
01
Share the current site and goals
Start with your current URL, what is not working, and what you want the next version of the site to do better.
02
Receive a scoped rebuild plan
You get a proposal covering what will be rebuilt, what content will be migrated, the fixed price range, and the expected timeline.
03
Review the new version
The redesigned site is delivered through a preview link so feedback can be collected before launch. One revision round is included.
04
Replace the old site
After approval, the new site is launched on your existing domain and the handoff notes cover what changed and what to manage next.
Calls are only scheduled when they are needed to unblock a key scope decision. Most communication happens asynchronously so the project stays documented from start to finish.
Clear range. Clear timeline.
Most redesigns land between $1,500 and $2,000, with delivery typically falling inside a 7-10 business day window once content requirements are confirmed.
Pricing range
Final pricing depends on page scope, content migration needs, and any redirect or structural changes required.
Timeline
More complex migrations or larger sites can extend the schedule slightly, and that is defined before work begins.
Best use case
This service is for improving an existing site, not for businesses that need a brand-new lead-generation site from scratch.
Support stays available after the rebuild is live.
The redesign does not require an ongoing plan, but the Website Care Plan is available if you want continued oversight, updates, and operational support after launch.
Optional care plan
Ongoing support covers monitoring, small content updates, and help when something needs attention after the rebuild goes live.
Still optional
If you already have your own team or prefer to self-manage, the rebuilt site can be handed off without a support subscription.
Questions that usually come up before a redesign starts.
These answers focus on the difference between a rebuild and a new site, what happens to existing rankings and content, and how the launch is handled.
- What is the difference between a redesign and a new site build?
- A redesign starts from your existing site's structure and content, improving messaging clarity, mobile performance, and lead flow without rebuilding your entire content strategy. A new build is better when you are rebranding, significantly changing your services, or starting from scratch with no existing site.
- Will a redesign affect my existing Google rankings?
- When done correctly, a redesign maintains or improves rankings by improving page structure, load speed, and content clarity. Any URL changes are handled carefully to preserve existing link equity through proper redirects.
- How long does a website redesign take?
- Most redesigns are completed within 7–10 business days from the point content requirements are confirmed. Complex migrations or sites with more pages may take slightly longer, which is scoped upfront in the proposal.
- Do you migrate my existing content?
- Copy migration is included for the agreed page scope. You provide final content direction and any existing text or images you want to keep, and we handle placement, formatting, and structure.
- What if I am not satisfied with the redesign?
- One full revision round is included after the first build is delivered. Feedback is collected via email and applied before the final launch. Additional revision rounds beyond the first are scoped separately if needed.
If the current site is costing clarity, it is time to replace it.
Start with the intake form and include the current site URL, what is underperforming, and what needs to change.