Search keeps your site
We keep URLs wherever possible and move the rest with 301 redirects. Titles, descriptions and markup move along with the pages.
Website redesign without losing your search rankings.
New design and code, while page URLs, titles and everything search engines already know stay put. Before launch we map old URLs to new ones; after launch we check indexing and errors. The site changes for people, and the move stays quiet for search.
from $890Timeline: from 3 weeks
Included in the price- Review of the current site, analytics and rankings
- A map of old and new page URLs
- New design for phone and desktop
- A fast-loading build on Next.js
- Migration of copy, meta tags and markup
New design and build that keeps your URLs and search rankings
What your business gets
Works on a phone
Custom design for mobile, fast loading and clear navigation. A client finds the service and your contacts in a couple of taps.
Changes based on data
We start by reviewing the current site: which pages bring people in and where they drop off. We fix what gets in the way and leave what works alone.
What's included
- Review of the current site, analytics and rankings
- A map of old and new page URLs
- New design for phone and desktop
- A fast-loading build on Next.js
- Migration of copy, meta tags and markup
- 301 redirects for changed URLs
- Analytics and goals carried over without data gaps
- Indexing and error check after launch
How the work goes
- 01
Review
We look at analytics and Search Console: which pages bring traffic and leads. We list the URLs that must not be lost.
3–5 days - 02
Design
New layouts for phone and desktop based on what the review showed. We agree on them before the build starts.
1–1.5 weeks - 03
Build and migration
Build, copy and meta tag migration, redirect setup. Everything lives on a test address hidden from search.
1–1.5 weeks - 04
Launch and check
We put the new version live on your domain, submit the sitemap and check redirects and errors in Search Console. We review indexing again a couple of weeks later.
2–3 days
A good fit if
- Your site already brings leads from search, and you can't afford to lose them
- The site looks dated or is awkward on a phone, but the structure mostly works
- You've updated your brand identity and the site needs to match
Pricing
All prices- from 3 weeksfrom $890
Website redesign
New design and build that keeps your URLs and search rankings
- from 5 daysfrom $250
Website audit
Speed, SEO, errors and conversion — a report with a fix plan
- from 10 daysfrom $490
Website UI/UX design
Structure, prototype and layouts for phone and desktop
Questions
How much does a website redesign cost?
From $890 for a new design and build that keeps your URLs and rankings. If you first need to find out what's wrong, an audit starts at $250. If your own team handles the build, UI/UX design alone starts at $490.
How long does a redesign take?
From 3 weeks. It depends on the number of pages and unique templates: a 10-page site and a 200-product site need very different amounts of migration.
Do you guarantee rankings won't drop?
No one can guarantee rankings — the search engine decides. We remove what usually causes drops after a redesign: lost URLs, empty meta tags, broken links. Small fluctuations in the first weeks after the move are normal.
Will the site stay up during the redesign?
Yes. The old site runs until switch-over day, and the new one is built on a test address hidden from search. The switch itself takes a few hours.
Who owns the new site?
You do. After payment we hand over the code, access to hosting, domain and analytics, and the rights to the designs. The site isn't tied to the studio.
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Let's talk about your project
Ari asks three questions — the team comes back with scope, timeline and price.
What happens next
- 01Ari asks three questions
What you're building, what already exists and how to reach you.
- 02The team replies
Within one working day — by email or in Telegram.
- 03Scope and price in writing
Agreed before any work starts.