Website redesign. Without losing your rankings.

You will see redesigns advertised from £199 to £999 on the first page of Google, and they are real prices for a real thing: a new template with your content poured into it. A redesign that also keeps your search rankings, rewrites the copy against what your buyers actually search for, and is built to convert rather than just to look newer, sits between £1,500 and £6,000 across the market. Ours is a launch fee plus a monthly, quoted in full before you sign, and the launch fee is waived entirely if you commit for twelve months.

It can, and this is the single most expensive thing that goes wrong in a website redesign. If URLs change without 301 redirects, page titles are rewritten without checking what they currently rank for, or content that was earning traffic is cut because it looked dated, the new site launches and the enquiries stop. We map every existing URL to its replacement before a single page is built, pull the current rankings from Search Console first so we know what not to touch, and keep the redirects in place permanently. A prettier site that ranks for nothing is a downgrade.

Often a refresh. If the structure works, the site is fast, and it earns enquiries, then new photography, sharper copy and a tidied homepage will get you most of the way for a fraction of the cost. A full redesign is the right call when the site is slow, unusable on a phone, built on something you cannot edit, or structured so that nobody can find what you sell. We tell you which one you need on the audit call, including when the answer is that you do not need us yet.

Ten working days for a standard five-page site, from brief to live. Redesigns that take four months are usually waiting on content and approvals rather than design work. We write the copy ourselves and work to a fixed schedule, which is what makes the timeline hold. Larger sites with ecommerce or booking systems take longer, and we say so before you commit rather than after.

Yes. The domain stays yours and stays where it is, and your email is untouched because it runs separately from the website. We build the new site alongside the old one, check it properly, then switch it over at a quiet time of day. Downtime is usually minutes rather than hours, and nothing about your email or your existing address changes.

You already have it, which is the point of publishing prices. A redesign is the same published figure as a new build, because the work is the same work: strategy, copy, design, build, on-page SEO, plus the URL mapping a redesign needs and a new build does not. Nobody here decides your number after seeing your turnover. What the free audit call adds is not a price, it is a recommendation: sometimes the honest answer to a website design quote request is that your site does not need redesigning and a page of copy and a faster homepage would do it, in which case we say so.

We keep what earns and rewrite what does not. Pages already ranking get preserved and improved rather than replaced, because they are the cheapest traffic you own. Photography usually gets reshot or replaced, since dated stock images are one of the fastest ways a site loses trust. You get everything back either way: the old site, the content, and the new build all belong to you.