Traffic audit and redirect map
What ranks today, what brings calls, and where every old address will point.
A new website that keeps your rankings and brings more calls
A website redesign replaces how a site looks, reads and works while keeping what already earns traffic. Rankure redesigns small business websites around one goal, more calls and enquiries: every old address redirected so Google rankings carry over, fast pages on phones, and copy that answers the buyer’s questions in order. From $2,640 for up to 10 pages, fixed in writing.
From $2,640, fixed price. Domain and hosting stay in your name.
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- From $2,640Up to 10 pages, fixed price
- Rankings protectedEvery old page redirected
- Fast on phonesBuilt to Google’s speed targets
- Yours to keepDomain, hosting and content in your name
Signs your website is costing you work
- 1
People visit, then call your competitor
The page does not answer their question, or the phone number is hard to find on a phone.
- 2
It takes several seconds to load on mobile
Most local searches happen on phones, and slow pages lose people before they read a word.
- 3
You cannot change a price without calling a developer
So the site goes out of date, and visitors notice.
- 4
A past redesign wiped out your Google traffic
Pages were renamed or removed and nobody told Google where they went.
Why redesigns lose rankings, and how to avoid it
Most traffic lost in a redesign is lost on launch day, when old page addresses stop working. Google’s own guidance for moving a site is to map every old address to its new one and use permanent (301) redirects, so the signals the old pages earned pass to the new ones (Google Search Central). We build that map before any design work starts, from your Search Console data, and keep the pages that already rank.
Speed is the second trap. Google’s Core Web Vitals set the targets for a good experience: the main content visible within 2.5 seconds, a response to taps within 200 milliseconds, and a layout that does not jump (web.dev). The new site is tested against them on a phone before launch.
What the $2,640 redesign includes
Up to 10 pages, designed and written
Home, services, about, contact and more, with copy that leads to a call or enquiry.
Fast on phones
Built and tested against Core Web Vitals on a mobile connection.
Calls and enquiries tracked
Tap-to-call, enquiry forms and analytics set up so you can see what the site brings in.
Search basics built in
Titles, descriptions, headings, business details in Google’s format and a sitemap submitted.
30 days after launch
We watch rankings and fix any broken link or redirect for 30 days.
How the price compares
| Source | Published redesign price |
|---|---|
| Rankure | From $2,640 for up to 10 pages |
| WebFX, small business sites (1 to 50 pages) | $3,000 to $24,000 |
| WebFX, mid-size sites (50 to 150 pages) | $24,000 to $40,000 |
| WebFX, average across all sizes | $3,000 to $75,000 |
WebFX figures read 5 November 2026 (page modified 27 May 2026). Our starting price is 12% below WebFX’s small-business entry point. Larger sites, online stores and custom features are quoted at a fixed price in writing. Domain and hosting are billed separately and stay in your name.
How a redesign runs
- Week 1
Audit and plan
Traffic, rankings and calls reviewed; redirect map and page list agreed.
- Weeks 2 to 3
Design and copy
Pages designed and written; you review and approve.
- Weeks 3 to 4
Build and test
Built, tested on phones and checked against every redirect.
- Launch + 30 days
Watch
Rankings and enquiries monitored, any issue fixed.
- A free scoping call firstWe talk through what you need before anything is quoted.
- A fixed-price quoteScope, deliverables and price are agreed in writing before work starts.
- Your approval at each stageDesigns and builds are reviewed with you before the next stage begins.
- Support after launchA post-launch period covers bug fixes and monitoring. Ongoing support is optional, with no long-term lock-in.
- Domain and hostingBilled separately and kept in your name, so the site is always yours.
Start your redesign
Send your current website. We reply within one business day with what we keep, what we change, the fixed price and a start date.
- From $2,640 for up to 10 pages, fixed in writing
- Every old page redirected so rankings carry over
- Live in about four weeks
Rather talk first? (844) 677-1981
Send your current website. We send the plan and price.
Your web address and what you want the new site to do better. Within one business day we send what we keep, what we change, the fixed price and a start date.
Request received ✓
Thanks. We will reply within one business day with the plan.
Prices and facts verified · Reviewed by the Rankure team · Next review February 2027
Website redesign questions
How much does a website redesign cost for a small business?
Rankure redesigns small business websites from $2,640 for up to 10 pages, at a fixed price. WebFX publishes $3,000 to $24,000 for small business sites of 1 to 50 pages and $3,000 to $75,000 across all sizes.
Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?
It should not if every old page address is mapped to a new one with a permanent (301) redirect, as Google’s site move guidance recommends, and the pages that rank keep their content.
How long does a website redesign take?
A small business site of up to 10 pages usually takes about four weeks from plan to launch.
Do I own the new website?
Yes. The domain, hosting and content stay in your name. Domain and hosting are billed separately.
Should I redesign or rebuild from scratch?
A redesign keeps what already ranks and converts, and replaces the rest. A full rebuild only makes sense when the platform itself is the problem.