Website Redesign Services
If your site is slow, hard to update, or embarrassing next to a competitor's, a redesign fixes it — without resetting your SEO to zero. We audit what's actually broken, map every existing URL to its replacement, and rebuild on code you own outright. No template refresh, no lost rankings, no guessing what changed after launch.
Five signs your site needs a redesign, not a patch
A new hero image or a font swap doesn't fix any of these. They're structural — and they're exactly what the audit below is built to catch.
Traffic comes in, nobody converts
You're not short on visitors — you're short on form submissions, calls, and completed checkouts. A redesign that ignores the funnel just moves the same drop-off point onto a prettier page.
Pages take three-plus seconds to load
Every second past one second of load time costs measurable conversion — Google's own research shows it, and mobile visitors on a real connection notice before your analytics dashboard does.
It works, technically, on a phone
Responsive isn't the same as designed for mobile. Buttons too small to tap, text that reflows wrong, a checkout that only really works on desktop — and most of your traffic is on a phone.
The site doesn't look like the business anymore
You've repositioned, added services, or grown past the company the current site describes. Visitors quietly assume you haven't kept up with a site built for who you were three years ago.
Every content change means calling someone
Updating a price, swapping a photo, or publishing one post shouldn't need an email to a developer and a three-day wait. If your team can't touch the site, the CMS is due for a rebuild too.
Redesign without resetting your rankings
Five steps, always in this order. The rebuild is step four — three steps of planning happen before a single page changes, and one step of verification happens after.
Audit
We crawl the live site: every page, every ranking keyword, Core Web Vitals score, and where visitors actually drop off. Nothing gets rebuilt on a guess about what's broken.
Architecture
New information architecture gets planned around what already ranks and what actually converts — keeping the pages earning traffic, merging or retiring the ones that aren't.
301 map
Every existing URL is mapped to its replacement and the redirect written before the old site goes offline. The map is staged and tested — not improvised the night of launch.
Rebuild
The site gets rebuilt on Laravel, or whichever stack fits the case — new design, new content system, same or better copy where it's already working. Code is yours the day it ships.
Verify
Before the old site comes down, every redirect gets tested, the new sitemap is submitted, and we watch Search Console for two weeks post-launch to confirm nothing silently drops out of the index.
Full payment terms and milestone sign-offs for every build — redesigns included — are on the process page.
Two redesigns, checkable right now
Different starting points, both live. Click through and pull the numbers yourself instead of taking our word for it.
From static mockup to Lighthouse 98
Bangopower's site started as a static mockup nobody on the marketing team could update without a developer touching code. We rebuilt it on Laravel with a real content system the team now runs themselves — the live site scores 98 on Google Lighthouse's performance audit today.
2.1x longer sessions after the rebuild
Mensart ran on a stock Shopify theme before we rebuilt it as a custom storefront with editorial product photography and a considered checkout flow. Average session time went from 1:48 to 3:52 in the first month after launch — visitors browsing instead of bouncing.
More before/after builds on the work page →
We rebuild on code you own — not a template refresh
A lot of what gets sold as a "redesign" is a new theme installed inside the same rented platform — a fresh Squarespace or WordPress template, the same page-builder ceiling, the same monthly fee, the same list of things you still can't change without waiting on a plugin update. It looks different. It doesn't behave differently.
We rebuild the site itself — usually on Laravel, sometimes on whatever stack actually fits the case — which means the code is yours from the day it launches, not a theme you keep renting month to month. Want checkout to work differently next year, or a feature nobody sells as a plugin? We change the code. There's no app-store workaround to wait on, and nothing gets held hostage to a platform's roadmap.
What's included in every redesign
Same non-negotiable baseline as a brand-new build — a redesign doesn't ship a stripped-down version missing SSL, analytics, or an ownership guarantee.
- Mobile-responsive on every device
- Core Web Vitals performance tuning
- On-page SEO, schema markup + Search Console setup
- SSL certificate (HTTPS) on every site
- Cross-browser testing
- Analytics setup (GA4 + conversion tracking)
- Spam-protected forms
- 100% code and content ownership — no lock-in, ever
- Accessibility-aware, WCAG-informed build
- Post-launch support window included
Most redesigns land in Business Pro, at $2,950 — no page caps, a self-editable CMS, and the SEO carried straight over from the audit. A smaller brochure-site refresh fits Launch; rebuilding a store off Shopify, WooCommerce, or a page builder moves you into Commerce, with the full catalog and checkout rebuilt on Laravel. Every quote is scoped to your existing site before we start — never a guess.
Three redesign scopes, one fixed price each
Business Pro is the default for most redesigns. Launch and Commerce cover the smaller and larger ends — pick by what the audit finds, not by a package name.
Launch
A custom site up to 30 pages — most agencies give you 5 at this price.
- Domain
- Bring your own domain — DNS setup included
- Hosting
- Hosting setup on your host of choice
- Delivery
- 5–7 business days
- Up to 30 pages, fully custom design
- Mobile-first, fast-loading build
- Contact form + click-to-call + map
- On-page SEO + Google Business setup
- 2 rounds of revisions
Business Pro
A self-editable site with no page caps, built for companies and B2B teams.
- Domain
- Bring your own domain — DNS setup included
- Hosting
- Hosting setup on your host of choice
- Delivery
- 2–4 weeks
- No page caps, fully custom design
- Self-editable CMS — no developer needed
- Advanced SEO + structured data
- Lead capture, newsletter + live chat
- 3 rounds of revisions
Commerce
A custom Laravel storefront — not a page builder, not WordPress.
- Domain
- Bring your own domain — DNS setup included
- Hosting
- Hosting/infra scoped to your traffic and catalog size
- Delivery
- 3–6 weeks
- Custom Laravel storefront, catalog + inventory
- Cart + checkout via Stripe or PayPal
- Customer + order management dashboards
- Coupons, shipping rules + tax handling
- 3 rounds of revisions
Not sure which fits? Request a custom quote and we'll recommend the right one.
Website redesign — your questions
Rankings, content, timeline, and whether you actually need a full rebuild — what we hear before every redesign kicks off.
Will I lose my Google rankings during the redesign?
Can I keep my existing content, or does everything get rewritten?
How long does a redesign take?
Can we redesign in phases instead of all at once?
My site is on Wix, Squarespace, or WordPress. Do I need a full rebuild?
What if the audit finds the site is actually fine, mostly?
› start a project
Have a site that's due for a rebuild?
Send us the URL. We'll audit what's actually broken and quote a fixed price to fix it — redirects mapped and rankings protected before a single page changes.