FROM $4,000
Visual refresh
New look, same structure and content. The right size when the site works but looks dated next to competitors. Fastest way to restore trust.
Services / Website Redesign
Your site already exists - that's an asset, not a liability. A good website redesign service keeps what works (your rankings, your content, your URLs) and fixes what doesn't: dated design, slow pages, and visitors who leave without contacting you.

Pick the smallest one that solves your problem. We'll tell you which that is, even when it's the cheap one.
FROM $4,000
New look, same structure and content. The right size when the site works but looks dated next to competitors. Fastest way to restore trust.
FROM $7,000
A full redesign of every template, rebuilt for conversion, speed, and easier editing. Comparable in effort to a new build at $7,500 because most of the work is the same.
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New architecture, content strategy, and UX on top of the redesign. For sites whose structure - not just design - is holding the business back.
Step 1
We review the current site by hand: speed, structure, and where visitors drop off. You see the findings before anything is designed.
Step 2
A page-by-page plan: what stays as is, what gets redesigned, what gets removed. With the URL map that protects your rankings.
Step 3
High-fidelity designs with your real content, approved one screen at a time. No big reveal, no surprises.
Step 4
Redirects in place, speed verified, forms tested. The old site stays live until the new one is ready.
Not sure? The free audit gives you a straight answer, even if the answer is "keep the site you have".
At Simov Studio a visual refresh of a marketing site starts around $4,000 and a full redesign starts around $7,000 - comparable to a new build at $7,500 - with restructuring (new architecture, content strategy, UX) above that. The exact number depends on how many unique pages and templates your site has (a template is one reusable layout, like your article or service page), plus its features and complexity. The redesign cost calculator gives you an itemized range in two minutes.
Not when it is done carefully. Every existing URL is mapped before launch: pages that stay keep their addresses, pages that move get 301 redirects, and structure that already ranks is preserved unless there is a good reason to change it. Redesigns here usually help rankings, because speed and structure improve.
If the structure works and the look is dated, a visual refresh preserves what you have at lower cost. If the site underperforms - weak conversion, slow, hard to edit - a full redesign is usually the better choice, and it costs about the same as building it from scratch because most of the work is the same.
Yes. Many clients start with the pages that earn the money - home, services, contact - and refresh the rest in a second phase. A visual refresh first, restructuring later, is also common. You see the plan and the price for each phase before anything starts.
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