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What a redesign actually costs.

Real starting prices and the ranges projects usually land in — published up front, so you can decide whether to talk to us before you spend an hour on a call. The exact figure comes after the free review, in writing.

Three scopes, priced by the size of the job.

Every project starts with the same free review. The tier is chosen once we both know what the site actually needs.

Website Refresh

For a site whose content and structure are basically right, but that looks and feels its age.

From$2,400

Typical range $2,400$4,200

Scope
Up to 5 core pages
Typical timeline
1–2 weeks
  • Visual redesign on your existing structure
  • Mobile layouts designed, not shrunk
  • Performance pass on images, fonts and scripts
  • Accessibility and contrast fixes
  • Tappable contact details on every page
  • Launch checks and handover notes

Keeps your current information architecture. If the navigation itself is the problem, the tier below it is the honest answer.

Standard scope

Full Redesign

The complete rebuild: structure, design, search foundations and conversion paths, handled as one job.

From$5,600

Typical range $5,600$11,000

Scope
Up to 12 pages
Typical timeline
2–4 weeks
  • Everything in Website Refresh
  • Information architecture rebuilt around real visitor paths
  • SEO refresh with a full URL inventory and redirect plan
  • Conversion structure and shorter, clearer forms
  • Organization, Service and breadcrumb structured data
  • Modern frontend build you can extend later
  • CMS setup and a walkthrough of how to edit it

Redesign + Growth

For larger sites, multi-location businesses, and anyone who needs the site to keep earning after launch.

From$12,000

Typical range $12,000$22,000

Scope
20+ pages, or a page system
Typical timeline
5-10 weeks
  • Everything in Full Redesign
  • Service and location page system built to scale
  • Content migration from the existing site
  • Deeper performance work measured on real devices
  • Conversion review of the paths that matter most
  • Booking, quoting or CRM integration
  • A post-launch iteration round once real traffic arrives

E-commerce and custom application work sit outside this tier and are quoted after the review.

Prices are in US dollars and exclude any tax that applies where you are. Hosting and domain fees are paid to your provider, not to us.

Ongoing Website Care

Optional, month to month, and cancellable. For businesses that would rather not think about their website again.

From$180/ month

  • Platform, plugin and dependency updates
  • Small content and copy changes
  • Uptime, form delivery and backup checks
  • Quarterly performance and Core Web Vitals review
  • SEO housekeeping as pages change
  • A person who already knows your site when something breaks

Never a condition of the build. You own the site and can take it elsewhere at any point.

Add-ons

  • Additional service or location page$280 – $450 each
  • Copywriting for a page that needs rewritingFrom $180 / page
  • Content migration from an old CMSFrom $60 / page
  • Logo and brand refreshFrom $900
  • Professional photography directionFrom $650
  • Booking, payments or e-commerceQuoted after the review

How payment works

  1. 40%To startAfter the scope is agreed and the review is done
  2. 40%At rebuildWhen the approved design goes into build
  3. 20%At launchOnce the new site is live and checked

What each tier includes.

What is included in each SiteReignite pricing tier
IncludedWebsite RefreshFrom $2,400Full RedesignFrom $5,600Redesign + GrowthFrom $12,000
Pages coveredWebsite RefreshUp to 5Full RedesignUp to 12Redesign + Growth20+ or a system
Visual redesignWebsite RefreshIncludedFull RedesignIncludedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Mobile layouts designed separatelyWebsite RefreshIncludedFull RedesignIncludedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Performance passWebsite RefreshStandardFull RedesignStandardRedesign + GrowthMeasured on real devices
Accessibility fixesWebsite RefreshIncludedFull RedesignIncludedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
SEO refresh and redirect planWebsite RefreshIncludedFull RedesignIncludedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Information architecture rebuiltWebsite RefreshNot includedFull RedesignIncludedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Structured dataWebsite RefreshNot includedFull RedesignIncludedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Conversion structure and formsWebsite RefreshContact paths onlyFull RedesignIncludedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
CMS setup and handoverWebsite RefreshNot includedFull RedesignNot includedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Service and location page systemWebsite RefreshNot includedFull RedesignNot includedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Content migrationWebsite RefreshNot includedFull RedesignNot includedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Integrations (booking, quoting, CRM)Website RefreshNot includedFull RedesignNot includedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Post-launch iteration roundWebsite RefreshNot includedFull RedesignNot includedRedesign + GrowthIncluded
Typical timelineWebsite Refresh2–3 weeksFull Redesign4–7 weeksRedesign + Growth8–12 weeks

Five things that decide where a project lands.

None of these are surprises we spring later. They are what the free review is for.

  • How many pages there really are

    Most owners undercount. An eight-page site with six service pages behind a dropdown is a fourteen-page project, and the price follows the real number rather than the remembered one.

  • Whether the content is ready

    Reorganizing copy you already have is quick. Writing service pages that never existed, or waiting on text that has not been written yet, is the single most common reason a project drifts up its range.

  • What the current platform allows

    A well-kept CMS is easy to work inside. A decade of stacked plugins and hand-edited theme files takes longer to unpick safely, and sometimes moving is cheaper than staying.

  • How much search equity is at stake

    A site with hundreds of indexed URLs needs a mapped, tested redirect plan rather than a quick pass. That work protects traffic you already paid for, so it is priced as its own stage.

  • What has to connect to what

    Booking systems, quoting tools, payment providers and CRMs each add integration and testing. A brochure site with a contact form sits at the bottom of its band.

The money questions.

Why a range instead of a price?

Because we have not seen your site yet. The starting figure is real — no project in a tier is delivered below it — and the range covers where projects of that shape usually land. The exact number comes after the free review, in writing, before you commit to anything.

Is the site review really free?

Yes, and it is not a sales call in disguise. You get a plain-English summary of what we would fix first in design, mobile usability, conversion, speed and SEO structure. A complete worked example is published at /site-review-example so you can judge it before asking for one. If you take that list to somebody else, or fix it yourself, that is a fine outcome.

What if my site turns out to be bigger than the tier?

We tell you before the work starts, not halfway through. The review is where the real page count surfaces, and if it puts you in a different tier you see the revised figure and decide from there.

Do you charge hourly?

No. Projects are priced as a whole so you are not paying for our learning curve or watching a clock during revisions. Ongoing care is a flat monthly fee for the same reason.

What happens if the price changes mid-project?

It does not, unless you ask for something outside the agreed scope. If that happens you get the cost of the addition before it is built, and you can decline it and keep the original scope.

Do I own the site at the end?

Yes — the code, the content and the domain are yours, and the CMS is set up so somebody else could take it over. Nothing here is built to lock you in.

Still unsure which tier fits? hello@sitereignite.com — send the URL and we will tell you.

Not sure which tier your site needs? Neither are we, yet.

That is what the review is for. Send us the URL and you will get a plain-English list of what to fix first, and the tier it points to.

No obligation, and no pressure to rebuild everything.