Website redesign cost
Cost depends on how much of the old site needs to be mapped, rewritten, rebuilt, redirected, and measured.
What the review covers.
The website redesign cost review connects the current site to the new structure before design decisions get locked in.
- Page count and content depth
- SEO preservation requirements
- Custom design and development needs
- Forms, integrations, tracking, and post-launch support
Page count and content depth
Content scope changes the price because keeping, rewriting, consolidating, and removing pages all take different amounts of work.
SEO preservation requirements
SEO protection adds work because existing URLs, rankings, metadata, redirects, canonicals, and sitemap changes need to be mapped before launch.
Custom build needs
Custom development changes the price when the site needs more than static pages, such as integrations, dynamic content, portals, or special form handling.
Forms and support
Form complexity affects scope when routing, conditional fields, CRM handoff, or tracking events are required.
What gets improved.
Page count and content depth
Content scope changes the price because keeping, rewriting, consolidating, and removing pages all take different amounts of work.
SEO preservation requirements
SEO protection adds work because existing URLs, rankings, metadata, redirects, canonicals, and sitemap changes need to be mapped before launch.
Custom design and development needs
Scope changes when the redesign includes more pages, deeper content, SEO protection, custom development, or ongoing support.
Forms, integrations, tracking, and post-launch support
Form complexity affects scope when routing, conditional fields, CRM handoff, or tracking events are required.
Related WebsiteRedesign.com pages.
Tell us about the site you want to rebuild.
Send the current URL and what the next version needs to support. The first review looks at structure, SEO risk, content, forms, and launch details.