Website relaunch in 3 days – at a fixed price, not an hourly rate.

When a website redesign pays off

An outdated homepage doesn't just cost you design points – it costs you enquiries. Visitors decide within seconds whether a company looks current and trustworthy. If your site breaks on smartphones, text is tiny, or the layout dates back to 2014, prospects leave before they even understand your offer.

A website redesign is especially worthwhile if you regularly get enquiries via search engines, Google Maps or recommendations. In that case the traffic is already there; all that's missing is a site that turns it into customers.

• The site isn't responsive or is hard to use on mobile
• Load times over three seconds – visitors bounce
• No clear next step: no enquiry, no call, no form
• Content, prices or services are no longer up to date
• Legal basics such as a privacy policy are missing or outdated

The process: modernising your old website in 72 hours

The reason a relaunch usually takes months is rarely the technology – it's coordination loops. That's why we work with fixed design building blocks and a clear timeline.

• Day 1: analysis of your existing site, goals, content and structure
• Day 2: design and implementation – you watch the site come to life live
• Day 3: final polish, copy, load time, mobile optimisation, go-live
• After launch: one round of revisions is included

What's always included in a relaunch

• Responsive website for mobile, tablet and desktop
• Load-time optimisation: modern image formats, no unnecessary scripts
• SEO basics: page titles, descriptions, heading structure, sitemap
• GDPR-compliant website: encrypted form, legal notice, privacy policy
• Persuasive copy on request – you don't have to write it yourself

Website relaunch costs – fixed price, no surprises

Refreshing your existing site starts at €100, a complete relaunch at €490. You receive a fixed-price quote before we start; additional costs only arise if you explicitly commission further services. Ongoing domain and hosting costs are paid directly to your provider as before – we don't earn anything from that.