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Website redesign, without losing your Google traffic.
Give your current site a new look, or move it off Wix, GoDaddy or Squarespace onto fast WordPress. We keep your old links working, so the customers who find you on Google still land in the right place.
Signs it’s time.
- Your site looks fine on a computer but hard to use on a phone.
- You can’t remember how to log in, or every small change means a support ticket.
- Your hours, prices or menu on the site don’t match Google.
- The page titles say things like “Home” or “contact us”, so Google doesn’t know what you do.
- You’re paying every month for a site builder and still can’t change what you want.
- It’s slow, and customers give up before it loads.
If two or more sound familiar, it’s worth a free audit.
Three ways to redo a site.
| Package | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Refresh | $599 | Your current site works, but it needs a new look and updated content. Up to 5 pages |
| Redo & Move | $999 | You want off Wix, GoDaddy or Squarespace. Rebuilt on WordPress, up to 10 pages, with redirects kept so you don’t lose Google traffic |
| Store Redo | $1,499 | Rebuild or move an online store, up to 50 products. → Online stores |
Every price is flat and confirmed in a written quote. Add a marketing plan in the launch bundle and save on your first 6 months.
How redirects protect your rankings.
Over time, Google learns your page addresses: /menu, /contact-us, /gift-cards. Other sites, old Facebook posts and printed flyers point to them too. If a new site changes those addresses and nobody plans for it, all of those links break, and the customers behind them hit an error page.
Before we launch, we:
- List every page on your old site, plus the addresses Google already shows.
- Match each old address to its new page with a permanent (301) redirect.
- Keep the addresses that matter most exactly as they are, when we can.
- Test every redirect after launch and submit the new sitemap to Google.
Two real examples:
- Valley Jump Park: Google’s own Tickets button linked to the old pricing page. We kept that address working, so the button still lands on prices. → Case study
- Tots Ice Cream: printed Spirit Night flyers have QR codes pointing to the fundraiser page, so we kept that page’s address the same. → Case study
For a big store, the same idea scales up. For All 4 Carts, a parts store with more than 3,600 products, we built a 1,444-rule redirect map so old product and category links land on the right new page.
Two real moves off GoDaddy’s website builder.
Valley Jump Park (indoor trampoline park, Penn Laird). The old site scored 76 for mobile performance in Google Lighthouse. The new WordPress site scores 99 on the live home page, with every booking button going straight to the park’s booking system.
Tots Ice Cream (homemade ice cream, Penn Laird). The old pages had bare titles like “contact us” and “GIFT CARDS”, and the hours in its search data didn’t match the contact page. The new site scores 98 for mobile performance on the live home page, with a monthly flavors page that’s easy to update and a one-tap Order Ahead button.
Google Lighthouse mobile tests: old Valley Jump site Oct 26, 2026; live sites Oct 30, 2026. Scores vary a little from run to run. → See before-and-after screenshots in the portfolio
What you keep.
- Your domain. It stays in your name.
- Your content. We move your text, photos and anything worth keeping, and tighten it up.
- Your Google reviews. They belong to your Google Business Profile, not your website, so a redesign doesn’t touch them.
- Your email. Moving a website doesn’t have to touch your email. We check your domain settings before switching anything over.
How a redesign works.
- Free audit. We look at your current site, your Google listing and what Google already shows for you.
- Written quote with the price, the page list and the timeline. Work starts with a 50% deposit, and the other 50% is due at launch, after your review.
- We rebuild on a private copy while your current site stays up.
- You review everything on a private preview link. Redesigns include 3 rounds of revisions, and a round is one list of changes.
- Launch day: redirects go live with the new site, and we test them.
- After launch, send changes as requests in your client portal.
Redesign questions.
Will I lose my Google ranking?
Any move carries some risk, and nobody can promise rankings. Careful redirects, matching page topics and a fresh sitemap are how we keep that risk low, and it’s how we handled the moves for Valley Jump, Tots and All 4 Carts.
How long is my site down?
We build on a private copy, so your current site stays up the whole time. The switch itself is usually quick. We plan it for a slow time of day for your business.
Can I keep my email?
Yes. Moving your website doesn’t have to touch your email. We check your domain settings first so mail keeps flowing.
How many revisions do I get?
Three rounds before launch on a Refresh, Redo & Move or Store Redo. A round is one list of changes. After launch, small tweaks go through your monthly requests or $49 on-demand changes.
What’s the difference between a Refresh and a Redo & Move?
A Refresh ($599) updates the look and content of the site you already have, up to 5 pages. A Redo & Move ($999) rebuilds your site on WordPress, up to 10 pages, usually when you’re leaving Wix, GoDaddy or Squarespace.
Will I still pay my old website builder?
Once the new site is live and checked, you can cancel the old builder plan. Keep your domain registration, though, unless we move that too. We’ll tell you exactly what to cancel and when.
What does hosting cost after the move?
Site Hosting is $240 a year. A Redo & Move on the launch bundle includes your first year of hosting, as do Business or bigger builds. → Hosting & care
See what a redo could look like.
Send us your current website. We’ll send a free audit and a mockup of your new homepage.