Web design and hosting

Who it is for

A rebuild is worth the money when the site you have loses visitors on phones or has become too fragile to change. It suits:

• Owners whose current site loads slowly on a phone or makes visitors hunt for the phone number.
• Businesses on an old WordPress install that nobody wants to update for fear of breaking it.
• Anyone whose site sits in someone else's account.
• Businesses that already get search traffic and cannot afford to lose it in a move.

What is included

• A phone-first design with a tap-to-call number and a short form or booking button on every page that sells.
• Every page built ahead of time as a static file.
• A redirect map from each old address we find to its new page.
• Structured data for your business, with the fields Google requires and the ones it recommends.
• Speed work tested in the lab before launch, because real-visitor speed figures only arrive once the site has traffic.
• With Hosting and care: monitoring, backups and small edits after launch.

Built on accounts you own

The domain, the hosting account and the code are yours. We build the site as a static site on Cloudflare Pages inside your own Cloudflare account, and you invite us to work there with two roles: one to create and deploy the site, and one to edit your domain's DNS (access guide). A static site is a set of finished pages served as files, so there is no database to break and no plugin waiting for a security update.

Because the site lives in your account, it keeps running if you stop working with us, and you can hand the account to anyone you choose.

Moving without losing what already works in search

Google has already learned the addresses of your pages, and other sites link to some of them. When a page moves, a permanent redirect tells browsers and search engines where it went. Without one, those links and bookmarks end on an error page, and whatever that old page had earned in search goes with it.

Before anything moves, we list every address we can find on your current site, in its sitemap and in Search Console, and pick a new home for each. The free scan already shows the broken links and redirect chains on your current site, and the rebuild clears them.

Speed, phones and structure

Google's Core Web Vitals set the bar for a fast page: the main content visible within 2.5 seconds, a response to a tap within 200 milliseconds, and a layout shift score of 0.1 or less. Google judges each at the 75th percentile, so three page loads in four have to meet it (web.dev). Before launch there are no visitors yet, so we test the pages in the lab; the free scan shows real-visitor figures once your site has enough traffic for Google to report them (where the speed data comes from).

Conversion-first means each page is built around the visitor's next step. On a phone that is usually a tap to call or a short form, and the form asks only what you need to call back (tap-to-call check, form check). At a practice that treats people, contact and booking forms use the practice's own form or booking provider: we link or embed it, and health details never pass through our systems.

Google's structured data rules for a local business require its name and address, and the recommended fields include phone, web address, map coordinates and opening hours (Google Search Central). Your new site carries every one of those that applies to you.

What Hosting and care covers, and what it does not

Hosting and care is the monthly plan for the live site: hosting, monitoring so we know when something breaks, backups, and small edits such as new hours, a changed price or a swapped photo.

Redesigns, new sections and new page types are outside it. They get a written scope and price first, as the build did.

What it costs

Published plans that include this service: Website build and Hosting and care. Every price is published, and monthly plans run month to month.

All prices, add-ons and the terms that apply to every plan are on the prices page.

How the work gets done

1. You ask through the request form, and we send a written scope with the pages, what moves where, the price and the schedule. Nothing is billed until you approve it in writing.
2. You invite us to your Cloudflare account, to build the site and point your domain at it, and to Search Console, from your own logins.
3. We build the new site on a preview address. It replaces your old site only after you approve it.
4. At launch the redirects go in, and we test every address on the redirect map and watch Search Console for errors.
5. Whenever the work ends, the domain, the account and the code stay with you, and a handover file lists each access to remove.

Access we ask for

• Cloudflare, for a website build: invite us with the Workers Platform Admin role on your account and the Domain DNS role on your domain.
• Google Search Console: add us as a Full user.

You grant each role from your own account, and you can remove it from the same screen. We never ask for a password. The access guide shows every step.

What you approve

• Every change before it goes live on your website.
• Any medical, legal or financial claim.

What we do not promise

• Better rankings because the site is new. A rebuild removes problems that hold a site back; Google still decides the order of results.
• A delivery date before the written scope.
• Redesigns under Hosting and care.
• That every outside link to an old page is caught. A link to an address we never saw can still end on an error page, and we fix what Search Console reports.
• That your search traffic holds steady through the move. Redirects keep old links and bookmarks working, but visits from search can still dip for a while afterwards.

Questions

Who owns the website once it is built?

You do, from the first day. The domain, the Cloudflare account and the code are yours, because we build inside your accounts. If you end Hosting and care, the site stays online where it is.

Can you move my WordPress site?

Yes. We rebuild your pages as a static site, carry over the content you keep, and redirect each old address we find to its new one. Your WordPress site stays live until you approve the new one. If it relies on something a static site handles differently, such as member logins, the written scope says so first.

Is there a payment plan for the website build?

No. The build is paid once, when you approve the written scope, and we do not offer installments. Hosting and care is a separate monthly plan, month to month like every monthly plan we sell.

What does Hosting and care include?

Hosting in your account, monitoring, backups and small edits. Anything bigger, such as a redesign or a new section, gets its own written scope and price.

How long does a website build take?

It depends on how many pages you have and how much has to move, so we do not quote a date before we have looked. The written scope we send before you approve anything includes the schedule.

Can I edit the site myself?

Yes, the code is yours, but a static site is changed in its files rather than in a dashboard like WordPress. If you plan to edit often yourself, tell us before the build and the scope will cover how; otherwise, small edits come to us under Hosting and care.

Related

Services

• Technical SEO: The crawl, index, speed and structured data problems that keep good pages from being found, fixed and shown with evidence.
• AI chatbot: A chatbot trained on your own site that answers, qualifies and hands off to your team, and always says it is a bot.
• Content: Service pages, local pages and articles that answer what your buyers ask, with every statistic linked to its source.

Industries

• Med spas: Local search for med spas: treatment pages that stay within the rules, reviews, and a Business Profile that matches what you offer.
• HVAC: Local search for heating and cooling companies: service-area pages, emergency searches, and the calls that come in when the weather turns.
• Roofers: Local search for roofing companies: a service-area profile, storm-season searches, and license and insurance details where homeowners look.
• Law firms: Local search for law firms: practice area pages written within the advertising rules, a profile for each office, and reviews asked for fairly.

Related reading

Guides

• What should a local SEO audit check? The checks a local SEO audit should cover, which ones our free scan runs, and what only access to your accounts can show.

Related terms

• 301 redirect: A permanent move from an old page address to a new one, and why a site rebuild needs a map of them.
• Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS): How much a page jumps around while it loads, and the design choices that stop it.
• Interaction to Next Paint (INP): How quickly a page reacts when a visitor taps, clicks or types, the scores that count as good, and what usually slows it down.
• HTTPS: The secure connection a site needs before Chrome stops marking it Not secure, what mixed content is, and what HTTPS does and does not do for search.
• Mobile-first indexing: Google reading the phone version of your site to index and rank it, and what has to match between the phone and desktop versions.

Sources

• web.dev: Web Vitals, updated October 31, 2024. Checked September 24, 2026.
• Google Search Central: Local business (LocalBusiness) structured data, updated September 8, 2026. Checked September 24, 2026.