Redesign it without losing it

Signs it's time

• The site was built before most of your customers used phones, and it still feels like it
• You can't change a price, a photo or a phone number without calling someone
• Pages take several seconds to open on mobile data
• The site doesn't say what you actually sell today, or where you are
• Enquiries come only from Justdial or IndiaMART, never from the site
• The person who built it has disappeared, and nobody has the hosting login

What a redesign with us includes

• A new design, written content and a mobile-first build on WordPress or plain code
• A redirect map: every old address that has visitors or links is sent to its new page with a permanent (301) redirect, so Google moves its trust across instead of starting again
• Titles, headings and schema rewritten page by page
• Speed work: compressed images, fewer scripts, a host that can cope
• Contact forms, WhatsApp and call buttons that are tested on real phones
• Domain, hosting and every login moved into your name, with a written list

Why redesigns lose rankings, and how we avoid it

Most ranking drops after a redesign come from three things: pages deleted without redirects, words removed that the old pages ranked for, and addresses changed without telling Google. Before we touch anything, we pull your pages from Google Search Console, note which ones bring visitors and which searches they appear for, and keep or redirect each one. After launch we watch Search Console daily for two weeks and fix any 404s as they appear.

If you'd like the full process, our sister site has a website redesign checklist that we follow on every project.

What it costs

Redesigns start at ₹15,000. The price depends on how many pages you have, whether the content needs rewriting, and whether the site has to move to a new platform. A small brochure site is usually close to the starting price; a site with a large catalogue or years of blog posts is quoted after we've seen it. Domain and hosting are billed at cost.

How long it takes

Usually two to four weeks. The old site stays live until the new one is approved, so there's no gap where customers find nothing.