A website redesign at Konaverse starts with what your current site already does right (its traffic, its content, its rankings) and rebuilds the design and structure around it. It is for businesses whose site has fallen behind the company. A redesign is a new design and build, so it is priced as one and starts at €2,500 and takes four to eight weeks, and every old URL is redirected so nothing you rank for is lost.

  • Starting at€2,500
  • Audit to launch4–8 weeks
  • Old URLs redirected0 lost

The site your business deserves now

What it is

An audit of what the current site earns (pages that rank, pages that convert, pages nobody visits), then a redesign that keeps the first two and drops the third.

When it is the wrong choice

If the site is two years old and the complaint is the colour, change the colour. A redesign is for structure, content and trust that have drifted from the business.

Towers rising out of fog over a city, in black and white

What a redesign fixes

  1. The Velricon website, a desktop screen

    “Our site still describes the company we used to be.”

    Velricon’s old site spoke in generic language, with no structure that matched the decisions its clients actually face. The redesign rebuilt it around those decisions: four services became four pages, each written for the owner facing that choice.

    Velricon, financial advisory
  2. The Velricon website, a desktop screen

    “We’re afraid of losing what we already rank for.”

    A redesign starts with what the current site earns: the pages that rank, the pages that convert, the pages nobody visits. We keep the first two, map every old address to a new one, redirect them all, and watch the rankings for a month after launch.

    Velricon, the structure
  3. The Velricon website, a desktop screen

    “Nobody finds us unless they already know our name.”

    Velricon grew by referral. Owners searched for CFO services, bank financing preparation and investor packages, and none of those searches led to the firm. The keyword work came before the copy, so each new service page now owns its own term.

    Velricon, the search work
  4. The Velricon website on a phoneThe Velricon website on a phone

    “It asks for a form before it has earned one.”

    The old contact path asked visitors to fill in a form before the site had given them a reason to. Velricon’s homepage now leads with one line about the reader, and the first step it offers is a conversation.

    Velricon on a phone

A recent redesign

All work

What you get

  • A written audit

    What the current site earns and what it does not: what to keep, what to cut, what to add.

  • A new site map

    The new structure, with every old address mapped to its new one before anything is designed.

  • Content carried over

    The pages worth keeping migrated, rewritten where they had drifted from the business.

  • The redesign, both sizes

    Every page redesigned at desktop and phone size, on a staging site you can click through.

  • Redirects in place

    Every old URL redirected on launch day, so nothing you rank for is lost.

  • A month of watching

    Rankings and traffic monitored for the month after launch, with anything that slips fixed.

Add-ons and running costs

Add-ons

What can be added to the starting price of €2,500. Anything not on this list is quoted before work starts.

  • Extra pageEach main page beyond the five, designed and built.from €250
  • Content migrationMoving existing pages or posts across, beyond the first twenty.from €30 a page
  • A CMSPages, projects or posts as content your team edits.from €500
  • A second languageEvery page in two languages, each with its own address.from €500
  • Bookings or paymentsA booking system or a payment provider wired into the site.€400 to €800

After launch

What the site costs once it is live.

  • Hosting and maintenanceWe keep the site online, updated, backed up and monitored.€40 a month
  • Hosting and maintenance, with a CMSThe same, for a site with a content system or a database behind it.€90 a month
  • DomainRegistered in your name and billed to you by the registrar.At cost
  • Changes after launchNew sections, pages or features, quoted when you ask for them.Quoted

How it goes

4 steps, about 7 weeks.

  1. Audit

    1 week

    You give Analytics and Search Console access.

    You get A written audit: what to keep, what to cut, what to add.

  2. Structure

    1 week

    You give Your priorities for the next two years.

    You get A new site map with every old URL mapped to a new one.

  3. Design and build

    2–5 weeks

    You give Feedback in two rounds.

    You get The redesigned site on staging, content migrated.

  4. Launch

    1 week

    You give A go date.

    You get Live, redirects in place, rankings monitored for the following month.

Make yours the site they remember.