Why redesign quotes vary so much
“Redesign” can mean a new look over the same pages, or rethinking what the website says and rebuilding it properly. The second takes more work, and it’s the one that changes what the website does for your business.
What getting it wrong costs you
A new look over the same pages usually brings the same results. And a careless move can drop the places your website has earned on Google, so you start again from nothing.
How to check which one you need
Dated looks, sound structure: redesign. Slow, hard to find, no enquiries: rebuild.
Open your website on your phone. If it’s fast, people find it and it brings some enquiries, it may only need a new look. If it’s slow, hidden on Google or silent, the problem is underneath.
When it needs more than a new look
If it’s slow on phones, hard to find on Google or doesn’t bring enquiries, a rebuild is usually the honest answer, and it often costs little more than a thorough redesign.
How we solve it
- The free first conversation, where we tell you honestly whether you need a redesign, a rebuild or neither.
- Keeping what Google already knows: before anything moves, we list every page and address, point each old address to its new one, and watch Google closely after the move.
- Sprints paid after each demo, all 44 checks before launch, six months with us, and everything moved into your name.