“Our website looks tired.”

Not always. If the logo and colours still work, we keep them and fix the site. If the brand itself looks dated, we refresh it alongside the site so the two launch together, rather than you paying for the work twice. A refresh usually means tightening what’s there rather than starting again: cleaner type, colours that work on a phone screen, photography that shows your actual work. We’ll tell you which you need on the review call, and if the honest answer is that your brand is fine and your website is the problem, that’s what you’ll hear.

We do everything that protects them. If your site has pages that bring in work today, we find them first and treat them carefully. Where an address already works, we keep it, so there’s less to redirect in the first place. Every other old address gets a permanent redirect to its new home, and the pages that already rank keep their substance. Measurement goes in before launch, with Google Analytics and Search Console, so you can see what happens to your traffic rather than guess. Nothing is switched over until the redirects pass.

Yes. You get an admin built around the things you actually change: words, prices, photos and pages. Small changes should stay small, and a new price shouldn’t need a support ticket. Live Happy’s owner had been locked out of her own WordPress site; the new platform came with an admin cockpit, a media library and an enquiry inbox. We also show whoever will make the changes how to do it, so the first edit isn’t a guess. If you’d rather not touch it at all, we can run it for you, and you can still log in whenever you like.

Yes, and that’s often where a tired site is losing the most. Game and Flames’ site sells workshops and gift vouchers through Stripe checkout and prices weddings with an interactive calculator. Live Happy’s takes deposits for its retreats and runs a waitlist when they fill. If you already use a booking tool you like, we can connect to it instead of replacing it. Either way, the enquiry, the booking and the payment end up in one place you can see, and every flow is tested before launch: Live Happy’s 94 end-to-end user flows all pass.

Very little. Live Happy’s hosting costs $0 a month in its own Cloudflare account, and Game and Flames runs on Cloudflare’s free tier. Your domain name and email are separate bills, as they are now, but there’s no rented site builder to pay for every month and no plugin licences to renew. Game and Flames and Live Happy both run nightly backups. The build itself is a fixed price, quoted after the free review with the value case beside it, so you know the whole cost before you commit to anything.