Your website shouldn't make your business look outdated.
We rebuild old local-business websites into fast, modern sites designed to generate more calls, leads and customers.
You approve the finished website before you pay a cent.
Built by one person who has looked at hundreds of small-business websites — not an agency, not a template shop.
Modern website rebuilds starting at $300. No agency-sized price tag.
You already know something is wrong.
You just have not been told exactly what, or by someone who is not trying to sell you a retainer.
It was built before anyone browsed on a phone, and it shows within one second of arriving.
The phone number is text, not a button, so nobody can call you from the page.
It takes eleven seconds to load on a normal connection in a normal van.
The menu, the price list or the hours are a PDF from a decade ago.
It looks nothing like the quality of the work you actually do.
We score the site you have now.
A person looks at your website — speed, phones, structure, the first impression it makes — and writes down what is wrong with it. No robot, no dashboard, no obligation.
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/ 100Checkups are done by hand and returned to you in writing.
Same business. Same trade. Twenty years of difference.
The illustration below is a fictional local business, drawn twice. Nothing about your own site is shown until you ask for a checkup.
A better website shouldn't cost $10,000.
$300
Website rebuild, flatThe same six things, on almost every site.
It is unreadable on a phone
Most of the people looking you up are standing outside holding a phone. The rebuild starts there.
Nobody can call you
A phone number that is not a button costs you the call. Click-to-call goes on every page.
It is slow
Oversized images and a decade of plugins. Optimised imagery, and nothing loaded that is not used.
It does not say what you do
Services, area covered and hours, stated plainly, above where people stop reading.
Search cannot place you
Local-business structured data, real titles, a sitemap and a robots file.
It looks nothing like your work
The trade is careful and the website is not. The redesign closes that gap.
Five steps. The simplicity is part of the product.
We check your website
A written checkup of the site you have now. Free, and yours either way.
We modernize it
We rebuild it as a speculative redesign, before you have paid anything.
You review it
You see the finished thing — screenshots and a walkthrough — not a mockup.
You buy it
Only if you want it. One flat $300, one revision round, no retainer.
We launch it
Deployed, HTTPS, analytics-ready. You own it.
When the rebuild is not the whole job.
The $300 covers the site. These are the things a business asks for once it is working.
Lead engine
More calls, enquiries and quote requests
Enhanced forms, quote requests, sticky call and text CTAs, spam protection, conversion tracking.
Local visibility
Being found in the area you actually serve
Local search structure, service-area pages, map and directions, review surfacing.
Trust builder
Looking like the business you are
Credentials, guarantees, project galleries and the proof a first-time customer looks for.
Five more cover booking and intake, content control, payments, automation and multi-location.
See what add-ons costThe questions everyone asks first.
What if I do not like it?
You do not buy it. We build the redesign before you pay, which is the whole point — you are deciding about a finished thing, not a promise.
Why is it only $300?
Because it is a rebuild of a small site, not an agency engagement. The scope is written down, and what is outside it is written down too.
Do I have to keep paying you?
No. There is no retainer and no subscription. You own the site.
How long does it take?
About two weeks from start to launch, including your revision round.
Do I have to change my branding?
No. Your existing branding is adapted into the redesign. We are modernising the presentation, not replacing the business.
What happens to my current content?
Reasonable migration of what you have is included. If there are hundreds of pages, that is a separately quoted job and we will say so.