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Average cost for website redesign, with real prices

A calculator and a paper bill on a shop counter, the average cost for website redesign in view

The average cost for website redesign is not a number from a headline. Add up what you already pay, then put any quote next to that list. This page also prints our prices, so you can compare them to your own bills.

The average cost for website redesign, if you use Vortex

Personal is one site. Pro is up to 10 live sites and an SEO manager. Business is up to 150 live sites. Buy the plan that matches the number of sites you run. A year bills ten months, so twelve months at the monthly price costs more than the yearly price.

Add your bills before you compare

A one-time quote replaces the design line and then stops. Ask who answers after launch, where the login lives, whether the domain stays yours, and what the next year costs. Write the answers on the quote. A low fee with a lost login is not low.

Do this on paper, not in your head. Two columns. Left side: your host, your domain renewal, and your edits for the last year. Right side: the quote, plus whatever they said the next year costs. If the right side leaves the next year blank, the quote is incomplete. Call them and fill the blank before you compare.

What our month includes, and what it does not

The month includes a new site from the URL you already have, hosting, a custom domain in your registrar, Analytics, Search Console, and edits after launch. The old site stays up until you point DNS.

It does not include the domain renewal at your registrar, ads, or a photographer. It does not include a traffic percent. More calls still depend on the town and whether you answer the phone.

On one lab check, live Heritage Roofing scored 98 Performance and 100 SEO. The old page scored 82 SEO. The live host reply was 140 milliseconds. The big image was 1.8 seconds. Use that as a quality check of one roofing site, not as a count of leads.

The three plans side by side are on the packages page.

Or start a rebuild from the URL you already have.