Is your website slow, outdated or hard to update? We rebuild it on WordPress with a custom design. Your text and images are carried over when they are usable, and every old URL is redirected to the new one, so visitors and Google still find their way. The audit of your current site is free.
Browsers, Google and plugins change every year. A site that has not moved gets slower, less secure and more expensive to maintain. When maintenance costs more than 30% of the price of a new site every year, the GoodFirms survey suggests it is time to consider a redesign.
Sources: HTTP Archive, Web Almanac 2024 (performance) · Orbit Media, website lifespan (updated June 2026) · Patchstack, State of WordPress Security in 2026 · GoodFirms, Website Construction Cost Survey 2026.
A new website without starting from scratch: what works is kept, the rest is rebuilt.
See what a WordPress website costsWe list every URL on your site. Each old URL is redirected to its new page (301 redirect), with its titles and descriptions, so links to your site keep working.
Text, images, blog posts: we move them to the new site when they are usable (images of good enough quality, text that is still accurate). If the content needs reorganizing, we suggest a new structure.
Desktop and mobile mockups in your colors, with two rounds of revisions before development. Your logo is reused if the file is usable.
A theme built for you with our own tool, with no heavy page builder. Weight and speed measured before and after the redesign.
The new site is built on a test address. Your current site stays online until the switch.
You change your text, images and pages yourself, in simple blocks. Training and a user guide included.
Hosting, HTTPS, backups and updates: first 3 months free after launch, then maintenance with no commitment.
The domain name stays in your name, and we hand you a full backup of the site at launch.
We redesigned shinseistudio.com with the method we offer you: new theme, new URLs in three languages, old URLs redirected. Here is the result, measured after the switch.
We review your site: pages, URLs, content, speed. Within 48 business hours you get what we keep, what we change, and a detailed quote.
The new design of your home page and one template page, on desktop and mobile. Two rounds of revisions included.
On a test address: your content in place, every old URL mapped to the new one. Your current site stays online.
Go-live, redirects tested one by one, sitemap sent to Google. Then training, and a full backup handed over.
Every existing website is different: its condition, size and platform change the work. That is why a redesign is priced after the audit, line by line.
Find out what can be kept, what needs to change, and what it costs.
Your website rebuilt to measure, faster, without losing your content or your URLs.
Hosting and care for your website: first 3 months free, then no commitment.
If you like your site’s structure and design, an optimization may be enough: images, plugins, caching. The audit tells you, and we recommend the cheapest solution that fixes the problem. For a first measurement in under a minute, try our free eco audit tool.
Another question? Write to us, we reply within 48 business hours.
Ask a questionUsually about the same as a new website: design, structure and code are rebuilt. With us, a business website starts at $1,650 and a store at $3,200, before tax; the exact price of your redesign is set after the free audit. To compare with the market, see our guide How much does a WordPress website cost in 2026.
The risk is real when URLs change without redirects: Google and your visitors land on pages that no longer exist. We list all your URLs before we start, redirect each one to its new page (301 redirect) and keep your titles and descriptions. After the switch, we send the new sitemap to Google and watch for errors in Search Console. Some ranking movement in the first weeks is normal. Our job is to lose nothing and deliver a technically clean site (speed, tags, sitemap); we do not offer SEO services (keyword strategy, link building).
A few signs: the site is slow on mobile, you no longer dare to update it, it no longer looks like your business, or it keeps getting more expensive to maintain. The GoodFirms 2026 survey suggests considering it when yearly maintenance exceeds 30% of the price of a new site. A well-built, well-maintained site can last five to six years: Orbit Media measures an average lifespan of 6 years and 4 months among its clients.
If you like your site but it is slow, an optimization costs less than a redesign. If the design is dated, the site is hard to update or its technical base is fragile (old theme, heavy page builder, abandoned plugins), a redesign pays off over time. The free audit is there to decide.
Yes. We carry over your text and images when they are usable, rebuild the pages on WordPress and redirect the old URLs. Your domain name is transferred or pointed to the new site. On WordPress, the site belongs to you: you can move it to any host and hand it to any developer.
We migrate it to WooCommerce: products, customers, orders, and 301 redirects from the old URLs. Every store is different (number of products, variations, extensions, history), so the migration is priced after review. Details are on our WooCommerce store page.
Yes. The new site is built on a test address that you can follow and approve. Your current site stays online until the switch, which we do with you at the quietest time for your business.
With us: it is simpler and safer, because we know every installation. Hosting is included in maintenance, with the first 3 months free, then no commitment. The domain name stays in your name. We do not host email: if yours is with your current host, we help you keep it before you cancel. If you stop maintenance, we move your site for free to the host of your choice.
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