Service

Website redesign and rescue

For a site that used to be fine in 2019. Speed, mobile, structure and a face-lift — usually on the stack you already have, without a rebuild you do not need.

Posteroids redesigns existing websites for $500 to $2,000, delivered in one to two weeks. The work targets what is actually costing you — load speed, mobile behaviour, page structure and visual credibility — usually on the platform you already have, so you are not paying for a rebuild you do not need. If a rebuild genuinely is the right call, you get told that instead.

Most sites do not need rebuilding

The instinct when a website starts feeling embarrassing is to burn it down. That is often the expensive answer to the wrong diagnosis. A site that loads in five seconds, breaks on a phone and buries the one thing you sell three clicks deep has three fixable problems, not a platform problem.

So the first thing that happens is a look, and an honest answer about which of these it is. That look costs nothing.

SymptomUsual causeUsual fix
Takes forever to loadUnoptimised images, plugin sprawl, no cachingRescue — days, not weeks
Falls apart on phonesA desktop-first theme with mobile bolted onRescue, sometimes a re-theme
Looks datedTypography and spacing, more often than colourFace-lift on the existing stack
Nobody can find anythingNavigation built around your org chart, not the buyerRestructure — the highest-value fix
Nobody finds it at allNo indexable structure, thin or missing pagesGroundwork, sometimes a rebuild
Cannot be edited without a developerA bespoke build with no CMS, or a lost loginDepends — occasionally a genuine rebuild

What is included

What a redesign costs

Posteroids project ranges. Quoted in USD; PKR and GBP are approximate and move with the rate.
What you are buildingUSDPKR (approx.)GBP (approx.)Timeline
Redesign & rescue$500 – $2,000PKR 140,000 – PKR 560,000£390 – £1,6001–2 wks
Care & feeding$150/moPKR 40,000/mo£120/moOngoing

A focused rescue — speed, mobile and the worst three pages — sits near $500. A full visual redesign with restructured navigation and rewritten copy approaches $2,000. If the honest answer is a rebuild, that is a company site or a storefront instead, and priced as one.

How it runs

  1. 01

    Brief

    You describe what you are building. Fifteen minutes, no deck required.

  2. 02

    Free demo

    We build one real page of your actual site and send you the link. Not a mockup, not a Figma file — a working page you can open on your phone. You keep it whether or not you continue.

  3. 03

    Build

    Design and build happen in the open on a live URL. You see progress daily and change your mind while changing it is still cheap.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Fast, indexed, responsive, on your own domain. Analytics wired, forms tested, nothing left dangling.

  5. 05

    Aftercare

    Edits, fixes and new sections on request. We do not disappear after the invoice clears.

For a redesign the free demo is unusually direct: we rebuild one of your existing pages and send you both links. You compare them side by side, on your own phone, before deciding anything.

Questions people ask

How much does a website redesign cost?
With Posteroids, $500 to $2,000 depending on how much needs changing. A focused rescue targeting speed, mobile and the worst few pages sits near $500; a full visual redesign with restructured navigation and rewritten copy approaches $2,000. One to two weeks either way.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Not if the migration is handled properly. Existing URLs are mapped, redirects are put in place where addresses change, page structure that is earning traffic is preserved, and the sitemap is resubmitted afterwards. Ranking loss during a redesign is almost always a redirect failure, and it is avoidable.
Can you work on my WordPress site?
Yes. WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or a hand-built site — the rescue work happens on whatever you have. Moving platforms is only recommended when staying is genuinely costing you more than moving.
How do I know whether I need a redesign or a rebuild?
Send the URL and you get an honest answer at no cost. Roughly: if the content and structure are broadly right and the site is slow, dated or broken on mobile, it is a redesign. If you cannot add a page without a developer, or the site was built around a business you no longer run, it is a rebuild.
My developer disappeared and I cannot log in anywhere. Can you help?
Usually yes — recovering domain and hosting access is a common first step and is a normal part of a rescue. Bring whatever you have: an old invoice, an email address, a registrar name. It is more recoverable than it feels.
Can you just make it faster and leave the design alone?
Yes. A speed-and-mobile-only pass is the cheapest useful thing on this page and often the highest return, because load time affects both conversion and ranking.

Last reviewed 2026-08-03 · Posteroids, Lahore, Pakistan · posteroids.official@gmail.com