A company website has four cost components: a domain at $10–$25 a year (Elementor, 2026), hosting at $2–$30/month (Forbes, 2026), the content, and the build. The build is the variable everyone argues about — a DIY builder costs a subscription plus your evenings, a small-business agency redesign typically runs $2,000 to $15,000 USD (HubSpot Blog, 2025), and enterprise projects reach $50,000 to $250,000+. If your company already has a site that needs to look professional, redesign.llc rebuilds it for a fixed $49–$249.
"It depends" is an answer designed to get you on a call
Search this question and you'll find ranges spanning two orders of magnitude — a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands. The ranges aren't wrong. They're just not answers. A quote that wide exists to move you onto a discovery call, where the real number appears after the salesperson has sized you up. The honest way to answer is to split the bill into its parts, because most of the parts have known prices and only one of them genuinely varies.
The bill has four parts — three of them have real prices
- Domain: $10–$25 per year (Elementor, 2026). Your address. Every path needs one eventually.
- Hosting: $2–$30 per month (Forbes, 2026). Where the site lives. Builders fold it into the subscription; code you own needs it separately.
- Content: your words and images. Free if you have them. Outsourcing the copywriting for a 5–10+ page site runs $5,000 to $15,000 (AWAI, 2026) — the line item that quietly doubles many agency projects, and the one no headline price includes.
- The build. The variable. Everything below is about this part.
Three honest ways to get the build done
Build it yourself on Wix, Squarespace, or similar. If your company has no website at all, this is the cheapest cash path and often the right one: pay the subscription, pick a template, spend the evenings. What the tutorials undersell is that your time is the real invoice — and the site looks like the template it came from until you develop an eye for design.
Hire an agency or freelancer. A small-business redesign typically costs $2,000 to $15,000 (HubSpot Blog, 2025). Large or fully custom projects take 6–12 months (Connective Web Design, 2026) and enterprise builds range $50,000 to $250,000+. This is the correct path when you need custom features, complex integrations, or a brand built from nothing — you're paying for judgment and project management, not just pages.
Recreate what exists, done-for-you. This is us, and it only applies if a site already exists. We rebuild it as clean vanilla HTML/CSS/JS on a design you pick from a library of 6,600+ templates that grows daily, using your existing content and images: $49 code-only delivered same day, $99 with 3 detailed revision rounds at the standard 48 hours, or $249 combining up to 3 templates with 5 revision rounds and hosting, SSL, and domain handled, live in 7 days. The code is yours under every tier.
| DIY builder | Agency / freelancer | redesign.llc | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Subscription + your evenings | $2,000–$15,000 typical (HubSpot, 2025) | $49–$249, fixed |
| Timeline | Weeks of spare time | Weeks to months; 6–12 months if large/custom | 48 hours standard |
| Content | You write and enter everything | Often rewritten — outsourced copy runs $5,000 to $15,000 (AWAI, 2026) | Your existing content, recreated as-is |
| Code ownership | Stays on the platform | Varies by contract | Yours, under every tier |
| Starting point | Works from zero | Works from zero | Needs an existing site to recreate |
Price the components, not the mystery. Domain and hosting are pocket change. Content is expensive only if you outsource it. The build is the only real decision — and it should be priced like a product, not discovered on a call.
When the other paths beat us
- Your company has no website and no content yet. We recreate what exists; a from-scratch brand build is a different job. Start on a builder or hire an agency.
- You sell through an online store. Checkout, inventory, and payment systems are real software — not a rebuild target.
- Your team edits the site weekly. Builders exist for self-service editing, and they're good at it. Keep the subscription you actually use.
- You need custom functionality — portals, dashboards, integrations. That's agency territory, and the agency price is fair for it.
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