What your redesign includes
The scope is set in the quote, once your current site has been reviewed.
- Audit of your current siteIn the quote if unmodified Kayo site; else €125, not deducted.
- Redesign planWhat is kept and what is redone, set in the quote.
- Same elements as a new websiteCustom design, mobile-friendly site, basic technical SEO, within the agreed scope.
- Redirect planYour old addresses lead to the new ones at go-live.
- Switch to the new siteAfter testing, the new site replaces the old one.
- 30-day warrantyFixes for bugs attributable to Kayo, from acceptance.
- Re-using content that hasn't been providedThe content to keep is supplied by you; anything missing is not recreated.
- Fixing the old site during the redesignThe old site stays as it is during the project; any existing flaws are not fixed alongside.
- A complex data migrationUnless it is planned in the quote.
How the project runs
- 01Audit of the current siteWe review your current site: what works and what has to be redone.
- 02Scope proposalThe scope and price are set out in the quote, which you approve.Written approval
- 03Mock-upsThe new design, approved by you before development starts.Written approval
- 04DevelopmentThe new site is built from the approved mock-ups.
- 05TestingYou test the new site on a test environment.
- 06AcceptanceSigned report, or tacit acceptance after 5 working days with no specific issue.
- 07Final paymentPaid once the new site is accepted, before the switch: nothing goes live before.
- 08Switch and redirectsThe new site replaces the old one; your old addresses lead to the new ones.
- Full access to the old site, the domain, the hosting and connected tools
- The content to keep
Approvals are given in writing: an email or a message is enough.
Our method, our commitments
A redesign is decided after looking at what already exists.
A review before the quote
We look at your site before proposing a scope: what works is kept, the rest is rebuilt.
No page left in error
A redirect plan links your old addresses to the new ones when the site goes live.
A price set after the audit
The price depends on the agreed scope: it appears in the quote, once your current site has been reviewed.
No ranking promise
Duty of care, not of result: a careful redesign protects your visibility, but your position on Google doesn't depend on us alone.
Budget
- Redesign · quote-basedAfter reviewing your current site.
- Audit of the current site · €125Site not built by Kayo, or Kayo site modified since delivery. Not deducted from the quote.
- Bulk content migration
- In-depth recovery of SEO history
- Domain name
- Hosting
- The number of pages and features kept
- The state of the current site
- The options chosen
The final price is the one in the signed quote. Under €3,000: 30% on acceptance of the quote, 70% before going live. From €3,000: 40% on acceptance, 30% on approval of the mock-ups (or, if there are none, at the milestone agreed in the quote), 30% before going live. No VAT is charged (VAT exemption).
Your questions. Our clear answers.
How much does a website redesign cost?
It depends on the scope: a redesign is quote-based, after we review your site. The audit is included in the quote for a Kayo-built site not modified since; it costs €125 (not deducted from the quote) for a site not built by Kayo, or built by Kayo but modified since delivery. No VAT is charged (VAT exemption).
Do we need to redo everything?
Not necessarily. The audit is there to decide: what works is kept, the rest is modernised or rebuilt.
Will I lose my search rankings?
We put a redirect plan in place so your old addresses lead to the new ones. It is a duty of care, not of result: we can't guarantee a position on Google, which depends on factors outside our control.
My site was built by someone else: can you take it over?
Yes. We start with an audit of the current site (€125, not deducted from the quote), then propose a scope. We need full access to the site, the domain and the hosting.
What happens to my old site during the redesign?
The switch to the new site and the redirects happen at go-live, after testing. Fixing the old site during the redesign is not included.