How long does a website redesign take?

Most PageSimple redesigns are delivered in 5 to 7 days, from the moment we have what we need about your business to a live page on your domain.

What does the $5 a month cover?

Hosting, updates and support for your landing page after launch. There are no plugin or theme renewals on top.

Will you set up my domain?

Yes. We deploy your new page, connect your existing domain and handle the technical details of the launch.

Is the new website SEO-friendly?

Yes. Every page is built with search best practices: fast loading, mobile-ready, a clear heading structure, and proper titles and descriptions, so Google can understand what you do and where you do it.

Can I ask for changes to the design?

Yes. You review the design and request changes, and we refine it with you before it goes live.

Is a one-page website enough for my business?

For many local service businesses, yes: one focused page that explains what you do, shows why to trust you and makes it easy to get in touch does the job. If you need dozens of pages, e-commerce or custom integrations, a larger build is a better fit, and we’ll say so.

I don’t have a website yet. Can you build one?

Yes. If you don’t have a website, we build your first one from scratch: the same flat $1,000, live in 5 to 7 days, then $5 a month for hosting and care.

What if my website doesn’t need a redesign?

Then we’ll tell you. In our study of 1,382 local businesses, only about 1 in 10 showed enough problems to justify substantial work. Sometimes a few targeted fixes are all you need.

Website redesign

Small business website redesign, for a flat $1,000.

PageSimple’s website redesign services turn outdated small business websites into a single fast, mobile-ready landing page. The redesign is a flat $1,000, most sites go live in 5 to 7 days, and hosting, updates and support cost $5/month after launch, with no hourly rates or surprise renewals.

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Landing pages we’ve built

Two recent landing pages: what each business needed, what we built, and how a visitor gets in touch.

Landing page · New York real estate · ROSNYC
Maximilian Izrailov
A cinematic landing page for a Brooklyn-born real estate advisor who sells, buys and rents across New York.
The problem
Max works across sales, rentals and commercial space, and wins clients on personal service. He needed one place to send people that felt as personal as he does, and made the next step a conversation.
What we built
A full-screen skyline video hero, a page each for selling, buying and renting, featured properties for sale, rent and commercial lease, real client reviews, and an enquiry form that goes straight to his inbox.
The outcome
Every page ends in a way to reach Max. The enquiry form asks for the area, timeline and budget up front, and on a phone a tap-to-call bar stays in reach.
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Landing page · New York real estate · ROSNYC
Owen Sullivan
An editorial landing page for a New York agent, designed to read like the city’s newsprint.
The problem
Most people looking at New York real estate aren’t ready to call an agent yet. Owen wanted a site worth reading before that moment, so he’s the one they think of when it comes.
What we built
A five-borough explorer, two short quizzes that start the conversation, and four long-form field notes on renting, buying and how the New York market works, all in an editorial, newsprint design.
The outcome
A visitor can learn the boroughs, take a quiz or read a guide, and every path ends with an easy way to reach Owen, including a tap-to-call bar on phones.
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A smarter way forward

A small investment. A stronger brand.

Many small businesses lose trust, time, and leads to bloated template setups, weak mobile experiences, generic AI-generated websites, and inconsistent branding. PageSimple is the cleaner path: a professional, custom landing page with a one-time redesign and low, predictable running costs.

What your website costs over

Typical DIY / template site

$2,439+

PageSimple

$1,180

You keep

$1,259+

over 3 years, compared with a typical DIY or template setup. The gap widens every year after.

Typical DIY / template site costs

One-time setup (theme, plugins, fixes, setup): $579+
Recurring costs (hosting, plugin renewals, maintenance): $620+/year
First-year total: $1,199+
Every year after ($52+ a month): $620+/year

Your PageSimple investment

Custom landing page design (one-time fee): $1,000
Secure hosting (12 months at $5/month): $60/year
First-year total: $1,060
Every year after (only $5 a month): $60/year

Typical DIY / template / AIWith PageSimple

01
Generic AI output
Quick AI-generated websites can feel interchangeable and low-trust when there is no human brand direction behind them.
A page built around you
A professional, custom landing page shaped by your brand, your goals, and your customers.
02
Design credibility gap
Stanford's web credibility research found that visual design strongly shapes whether people trust a website.
Distinctive, brand-first design
Strategic, custom design — not generic templates or AI output.
03
Weak conversion focus
Many DIY sites are built to exist, not to convert visitors into leads and customers.
Conversion-focused structure
A clean, intentional layout that builds trust and turns visitors into leads and customers.
04
Slow mobile experience
More than half of mobile visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than three seconds to load.
Responsive by default
Mobile, tablet, and desktop. Looks incredible on every device, always.
05
Plugin overload
DIY sites pile on page builders and plugins until they’re slow, fragile and hard to keep running.
Simple maintenance
We handle the technical details so you can focus on your business.
06
Hidden upkeep
Premium themes, plugin renewals, troubleshooting, and fixes add recurring cost and take time away from your business.
$5 a month, no surprises
Simple, secure hosting with no surprise add-ons.

Where businesses get stuck

Typical DIY / template / AI site problems

With PageSimple

A cleaner path. A stronger brand.

Generic AI output
Quick AI-generated websites can feel interchangeable and low-trust when there is no human brand direction behind them.
A page built around you
A professional, custom landing page shaped by your brand, your goals, and your customers.
Design credibility gap
Stanford's web credibility research found that visual design strongly shapes whether people trust a website.
Distinctive, brand-first design
Strategic, custom design — not generic templates or AI output.
Weak conversion focus
Many DIY sites are built to exist, not to convert visitors into leads and customers.
Conversion-focused structure
A clean, intentional layout that builds trust and turns visitors into leads and customers.
Slow mobile experience
More than half of mobile visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than three seconds to load.
Responsive by default
Mobile, tablet, and desktop. Looks incredible on every device, always.
Plugin overload
DIY sites pile on page builders and plugins until they’re slow, fragile and hard to keep running.
Simple maintenance
We handle the technical details so you can focus on your business.
Hidden upkeep
Premium themes, plugin renewals, troubleshooting, and fixes add recurring cost and take time away from your business.
$5 a month, no surprises
Simple, secure hosting with no surprise add-ons.

53%
of mobile visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load.
Google, 2016
74,000+
free plugins in the WordPress directory. A well-built site needs a handful; DIY sites tend to install dozens.
WordPress.org
4,500+
people in Stanford's web credibility research, which found visual design strongly shapes trust.
Stanford Web Credibility Project
58.8%
of websites with a known CMS use WordPress, the most common content management system.
W3Techs

What’s included in the $1,000 redesign?

Everything a small business needs to look credible and get contacted, at one price. The $1,000 covers the design, the build and the launch:

Custom, modern design

Designed around your brand, your customers and the one thing you want visitors to do.

Mobile, tablet and desktop ready

Built for phones first, where most local customers find you.

Fast turnaround

Most sites are delivered in 5 to 7 days.

Domain setup and launch

We connect your domain and handle the technical details of going live.

SEO-friendly setup

Clean structure, page titles, descriptions and fast load times, so Google can understand your page.

Ongoing care for $5/month

Hosting, updates and support after launch, with no plugin renewals to track.

Who is this redesign for?

This redesign is for owners whose current website, whether it’s WordPress, Wix or an old custom build, is hard to use on a phone, slow to load, out of date, or hard to contact you through. It suits service businesses best: law firms, dental and medical practices, therapists, real estate agents, trades, accountants and local shops, where the website’s job is to turn a visitor into a call, a booking or an enquiry. No website yet? We build your first one from scratch, for the same flat price. See what that looks like for dentists, law firms, therapists, medical clinics and real estate agents.

It’s not the right fit if you need dozens of pages, an online store, customer accounts or custom software. For more pages and content you edit yourself, see WordPress websites. For logins, bookings and tools of your own, see web applications.

How does the redesign work?

01Tell us about your businessA short form about your goals, your customers and the style you like.
02We design your pageA modern, conversion-focused design built around what you sell.
03You review and request changesWe refine the design with you before anything goes live.
04We launch, and you’re setWe deploy the site, connect your domain and take care of maintenance.

What does a small business website redesign cost?

The redesign is a one-time $1,000. After launch, hosting, updates and support are $5 a month. Over three years, that’s $1,180 in total.

$1,000One-time, flat redesign

$5/moHosting, updates and support

5–7 daysTypical time to launch

For comparison, quotes for a small-business website range from a few hundred dollars to $20,000 or more. Our guide to website costs in 2026 explains what drives those numbers and how to judge a quote. For redesigns specifically, see website redesign cost, how redesign pricing works and what an affordable website redesign includes.

Do you offer landing page design services?

Yes. The one-page site is our landing page design service: a custom page built around the one thing you want visitors to do, whether you’re replacing a website or starting a campaign. If yours gets visits and few enquiries, start with why landing pages don’t convert. To be found as well, see our website and SEO packages.

Do you actually need a redesign?

Maybe not. When we checked 1,382 local business websites, only 147 of the 1,206 we could fully analyze (12.2%) showed enough evidence to justify substantial work. An old-looking site isn’t automatically a broken one.

A redesign makes sense when there are measurable problems: the site fails on phones, lacks HTTPS, hides your contact details, or no longer describes what you do. Run through these 12 signs first. If a few fixes will do, we’ll tell you.

Guides to read before you decide

Bad Examples of Websites: 6 Famous Sites, and What They Teach: Bad examples of websites, checked on a real phone screen: what fails, why some ugly sites work anyway, and how to spot the same problems on your own.
How Much Does a Website Redesign Cost in 2026?: Website redesign cost in 2026, by site size and by who does the work: published price ranges, what pushes a quote up, and how to set a sensible budget.
Website Redesign Pricing: Flat Fee, Hourly, Retainer or Subscription?: Website redesign pricing explained: flat fees, hourly rates, retainers and subscriptions, who carries the risk in each, and how to read the quote.
Affordable Website Redesign: What You Can Cut, and What You Can’t: What an affordable website redesign buys at each budget, what you can safely cut to reach that price, and the corners that end up costing you customers.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a website redesign take?: Most PageSimple redesigns are delivered in 5 to 7 days, from the moment we have what we need about your business to a live page on your domain.
What does the $5 a month cover?: Hosting, updates and support for your landing page after launch. There are no plugin or theme renewals on top.
Will you set up my domain?: Yes. We deploy your new page, connect your existing domain and handle the technical details of the launch.
Is the new website SEO-friendly?: Yes. Every page is built with search best practices: fast loading, mobile-ready, a clear heading structure, and proper titles and descriptions, so Google can understand what you do and where you do it.
Can I ask for changes to the design?: Yes. You review the design and request changes, and we refine it with you before it goes live.
Is a one-page website enough for my business?: For many local service businesses, yes: one focused page that explains what you do, shows why to trust you and makes it easy to get in touch does the job. If you need dozens of pages, e-commerce or custom integrations, a larger build is a better fit, and we’ll say so.
I don’t have a website yet. Can you build one?: Yes. If you don’t have a website, we build your first one from scratch: the same flat $1,000, live in 5 to 7 days, then $5 a month for hosting and care.
What if my website doesn’t need a redesign?: Then we’ll tell you. In our study of 1,382 local businesses, only about 1 in 10 showed enough problems to justify substantial work. Sometimes a few targeted fixes are all you need.

Work with PageSimple

A clearer website, live in about a week.

We rebuild small-business sites into clean, focused landing pages. A flat $1,000 redesign, then $5/month for hosting and care.

Start your redesign