Pricing guide
Redesign quotes for the same site routinely span $1,500 to $75,000. That spread isn't about your website — it's about the vendor's overhead. Here's how to read a quote.
A redesign quote prices three things: the actual design-and-build work, the vendor's process around it, and the vendor's business model after it. The work itself — for a typical business site — is measured in days. Agencies add discovery workshops, stakeholder rounds, and project management (that's the $15–75K), and most vendors of every size add the annuity: hosting markups, maintenance retainers, and CMS licensing that quietly double the five-year cost. When you compare quotes, separate the three. You should pay well for the first, sparingly for the second, and ideally never for the third.
Ask each bidder: What do I own when we're done? What's the all-in five-year number including every recurring fee? What happens if I stop paying you the month after launch? Can my team edit content without a ticket? A redesign that leaves you renting your own site hasn't fixed the expensive part.
Our model: a finished remake of your homepage before any contract — free — so you judge the design standard first. Then a flat fee: $2,950 for most business sites, $7,500+ for large builds with galleries and admin tooling. Zero-downtime relaunch on your domain with email untouched, everything handed over, and $0/month hosting after — an architecture we proved on a national nonprofit relaunch that hasn't paid a hosting bill since.
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