Web design8 min
How much does a website cost for a small business?
What US small businesses pay for a website in 2026, by who builds it, with sources; the monthly and yearly costs after launch, and how to compare quotes.
A new website can wipe out years of Google visits if old addresses disappear. We rebuild your site around how customers search and point every old page to its new one.
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Gimeno Bros. Auto Repair is a family business founded in 1987 and dedicated to repairing and maintaining all kinds of vehicles. We have modern facilities and a team of highly qualified professionals to offer you the best service. For any questions please contact us at the phone or email below.
Tel. (505) 555-0100 · Fax (505) 555-0101 · info@gimenoautoworks.com
Before we design anything, we list every page that gets visits or links today. Each one gets a home on the new site, and the old address points there with a permanent redirect. That's what keeps your Google history intact.
Then we build the new site around how customers search, with a page for each service, fast on a phone and ready for SEO. After launch we watch Search Console and fix what shows up.
Page by page, so visitors and Google land on the right new page instead of an error.
301 redirect map
We keep your domain and what already works, and rebuild the rest.
Errors and visits checked in Search Console in the weeks after the new site goes live.
post-migration monitoring
Every page, its visits and its links, from your Search Console and a full crawl.
The new pages and where each old address will point, written into your plan.
The new site built and approved page by page on a private address, while the old one keeps working.
Redirects live, sitemap submitted and errors watched in the weeks after launch.


Carles builds your site, and he's the one who reviews it in the audit. Òscar makes sure Google understands it. Who we are
audit · kestreldentalco.com
sample document
1 · What we found
Your “emergency dentist” page brings visits from Google, and the redesign you were quoted drops it and changes every address.
2 · The plan, page by page
3 · Fixed quote
It depends on how big your current site is and how many pages there are to keep or merge. You get a fixed price after the free audit, before anything starts. You don't pay until the new site is live.
Not if the migration is done properly. We keep your domain, redirect every old address to its new page and watch Search Console after launch. We can't promise rankings, but we avoid the usual causes of drops.
Usually about 6 weeks, with the exact date in your proposal. The old site keeps working until the new one is ready, and you pay nothing until everything in the proposal is live.
Yes, whatever works. We keep the pages that bring visits and rewrite or merge the rest.
A permanent redirect that sends visitors and Google from an old address to a new one, so the new page inherits what Google knew about the old one.
A website redesign rebuilds an existing site (design, copy, structure and technical side) without throwing away what works: your domain and the pages Google already shows. With us it's a fixed price, paid in one payment once the new site is live.
A slow, unclear site loses people who were ready to call. And the longer you wait, the more you depend on a site you can't easily change.
In the free audit we check what your current site gets from Google, so you know what's at stake and what we'd keep.
Not every old site needs rebuilding. These are the signs that a redesign will pay off, rather than a few fixes.
Text you have to zoom into, buttons too close together, a menu that doesn't open. Most of your visitors are on a phone.
Every edit needs someone who's hard to reach, or the platform no longer gets updates.
Your services are buried in one page, so Google has nothing specific to show for each search.
Visitors arrive, but the phone, the text button or the form are hard to find.
Most traffic drops after a redesign have the same causes: old addresses that return errors, content that disappeared, pages blocked from Google by mistake or a domain change with no plan. Google's own guide to moving a site with URL changes comes down to the same steps we follow: map old to new, redirect each address and watch Search Console (site moves with URL changes).
If the problem is only speed or a few technical errors, you may not need a redesign at all: see website speed optimization or an SEO audit.
It depends mostly on the size of your current site: how many pages there are to keep, merge or create. A redesign is a new custom WordPress website, so we size it with the inventory from the free audit and give you a fixed price that doesn't change mid-project. You pay it in one payment once the new site is live and you've checked it. What other providers charge, with sources, is in how much a website costs.
What exists today, what brings visits and what other sites link to.
full page inventory
Each old address pointed to its new page, checked before and after launch.
301 redirects
Built around how customers search, with copy we write and you approve.
Fast on a phone, with titles, headings and structured data on every page.
Core Web Vitals and on-page SEO
Errors and visits checked in the weeks after launch, and fixed if something slipped.
Web design8 min
What US small businesses pay for a website in 2026, by who builds it, with sources; the monthly and yearly costs after launch, and how to compare quotes.
Send us your website address in 2 minutes and we'll send you which pages can't be lost and a fixed quote, paid once the new site is live.
Show me what my site can't lose