Website redesign services that win back lost customers

Your website is quoting a price on your business every hour it's live. If it looks five years old, loads slow, or buries the thing people came to do, they're clicking back to a competitor. We redesign websites nationwide from our Oklahoma City headquarters - keeping what works, fixing what doesn't, and protecting every ranking you've earned along the way.

The Signs

How to know your website needs a redesign

Not every site needs to be rebuilt. Some just need a tune-up, and if that's yours, we'll say so in the consultation. But a few symptoms almost always mean the current site is costing you money:

If two or more of those sound familiar, you're not imagining it. We wrote a full breakdown of the signs your website is costing you customers if you want to diagnose it properly before we talk.

Our Process

Redesign without throwing away what already works

The biggest mistake redesign companies make is starting from zero. Your current site has assets: pages that rank, content that answers real questions, URLs that other sites link to. A good redesign keeps those and rebuilds everything around them.

1. Audit what works

Before anything gets designed, we pull your analytics and Search Console data. Which pages bring traffic? Which ones convert? What ranks today that must still rank tomorrow? That audit becomes the redesign's non-negotiables list.

2. Protect your rankings

Every URL on the old site gets mapped. Pages that move get 301 redirects. Titles, headings, and content that earn rankings get carried forward or improved, never deleted casually. This is the step that separates a redesign from a traffic disaster.

3. Rebuild on a modern stack

New design, clean fast code, mobile-first layout, and on-page SEO built in from the first draft. You review real designs, we refine together, and the site launches on a fixed timeline you knew before we started.

That's how we approached the rebuild for Brice | Roberts Law, an Oklahoma family-law practice whose old template site undersold 17+ years of trial experience. The redesign rebuilt the brand and the site architecture into 48 pages engineered to rank statewide and convert visitors into booked consultations. Read the full story in the Brice | Roberts Law case study.

Pricing

What a website redesign costs

Honest numbers, because we'd want them too. Redesigns at Resite360 start at $5,000 for a focused rebuild of a smaller site. Larger sites, custom functionality, and e-commerce redesigns typically run $10,000 and up, scoped individually. Every project gets a fixed quote before work begins - the price we agree on is the price you pay.

Here's how we get to that number: it starts with a free build consultation, a real conversation about your business and what the site has to do. We work out the scope together, then you get a written plan, timeline, and fixed quote within 24 hours. No obligation, and the scope is yours to keep either way.

Wondering whether a rebuild is even worth it compared to patching what you have? We wrote an honest take on that too: website redesign cost, and whether rebuilding is worth it.

Our Promise

The SEO-safe migration promise

Businesses lose half their Google traffic overnight after redesigns all the time, and it's almost always the same cause: a design shop that changed URLs without redirects and deleted content that was quietly ranking. It's preventable, and preventing it is part of every redesign we do.

Redesigning to sell products, not just generate leads? See how we handle ecommerce for retail stores. And if you're planning to run ads to the new site, our digital advertising team builds the campaign and the landing pages as one system.

FAQ

Website redesign questions we hear most

How long does a website redesign take?

Most redesigns launch in 2-4 weeks for focused rebuilds and 4-8 weeks for larger or custom projects. You get the timeline in writing with your quote, before anything starts, and we build to it.

Will I lose my Google rankings?

Not on our watch. We audit what ranks before we touch anything, map every URL, set 301 redirects for anything that moves, and monitor Search Console after launch. Ranking loss after a redesign is a preventable mistake, and preventing it is built into our process.

Can you keep my existing content?

Yes, and often we should. Content that ranks or converts gets carried into the new site, usually sharpened along the way. Content that's hurting you gets flagged in the audit with a recommendation, but nothing gets cut without your sign-off.

Should I redesign my site or start over with a new build?

If your current site has traffic, rankings, or content worth keeping, a redesign protects that equity while fixing the rest. If the site has almost no traffic and the foundation is wrong, a fresh build can be faster and cheaper. We'll tell you which one you actually need in the free consultation, even if the answer is the smaller project.

Ready to stop losing customers to an outdated site?

It starts with a free consultation - a real conversation about your site, your market, and your goals. You'll get a written scope, timeline, and fixed quote within 24 hours.