Your site is a few years old, slow on a phone, and the enquiries have dried up. I rebuild it properly, and carry your Google rankings across so you don't start again from zero.
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People still find you, but fewer get in touch. Usually the site is slow, awkward on a phone, or unclear about what to do next.
Your business has moved on and the website hasn't. Old prices, old photos, services you no longer offer.
The person who built it has gone, the login is lost, or every small change breaks a plugin somewhere else.
A monthly page-builder or agency fee for a site that hasn't changed in two years.
I go through your current site and its Google data: which pages bring in visitors, which don't, and what's slowing it down. Free, and you keep the findings.
A fixed price, the pages to keep, merge or drop, and a redirect for every old address. You sign off the plan before I build anything.
Hand-coded, fast and mobile-first, with your content moved across and tidied up. Your old site stays live the whole time.
We go live on an agreed day. I check every redirect, then watch Search Console for a month and fix anything that slips.
The same fixed prices as a new website, with the move included. I'm not VAT registered, so there's no VAT to add.
£1,650
For an established site of up to 10 pages
£3,650
For larger sites, or a move off WordPress with a blog
A small site of up to three pages can be rebuilt on the £699 Starter package, with the old addresses redirected the same way. Hosting is £25/mo on every package and covers backups, security updates, monitoring and an hour of small changes a year.
Not if the move is done properly, and that is most of the job. I list every page Google knows about on your current site and point each one at its new home, so old links and search results land on the right page. A small wobble for a few weeks after launch is normal while Google catches up. I watch Search Console for the first month and fix anything that slips.
Yes. I rebuild the site by hand, so you are not tied to a page builder or a stack of plugins that need updating. Your content, images and page addresses come across, and you stop paying for the old platform once the new site is live.
Yes. Your domain stays in your name, and your email stays exactly where it is. Moving a website only changes where the domain's web address points, not where your email is delivered. I check your email settings before the switch so nothing goes quiet.
Most rebuilds take three to five weeks from agreeing the scope, depending on how many pages there are and how quickly content comes back. Your current site stays live the whole time. The switch happens on a day we agree, usually early in the week, so there is time to check everything.
No. We keep what works, especially the pages that already bring in visitors from Google, and tidy up or rewrite the pages that don't. Most sites have a few pages doing all the work and a lot of pages doing nothing. Knowing which is which is part of the review.
I'll tell you honestly what's holding it back, and whether it needs a rebuild or just a few fixes. Free, and no hard sell.
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