There is no single reliable price for every project. Use the factors below to turn your requirements into comparable written quotes.
The scope behind the price
Improve an existing website while protecting useful content and the journeys customers already use. Start with the work you need completed, who supplies content or access, and who will maintain the result.
- Audit of existing content and user journeys
- Updated design and page templates
- Redirects, testing and launch plan
How providers charge
- Often a project fee after an audit of the existing site.
- Content migration, redirects and integration repairs can add work.
- Ask what happens if hidden technical problems are found.
Why quotes vary
A redesign can cost more than a new brochure site when content and technical migrations are involved. The following details should be stated explicitly in the brief and each proposal:
- Size and condition of the current site
- Content rewriting and migration
- Integrations and technical debt
Price context
Published prices for this service often describe different scopes or fee units. This guide does not present a blended average; request an itemised price for your particular brief.
Costs to check separately
Ask whether setup, content, software licences, advertising spend, hosting, revisions, support and VAT are included. For ongoing services, compare the first 12 months as well as the monthly fee.
Before accepting a quote
- Which pages and URLs will be retained?
- How will redirects and tracking be checked?
- Can the new design be reviewed before launch?
Share your current URL and explain what is failing before asking for prices.
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