Website Redesign Services in San Antonio

What is the difference between a redesign and a migration?

A redesign changes how the site looks and what it says. A migration changes where it lives. Many sites need both, but some only need the move: the design is fine, the platform is slow, the monthly fee keeps climbing, or the builder will not let you add the schema Google wants. We do the move cleanly on its own, or fold it into a rebuild. Either way the rule is the same: every old address gets a new home and a permanent redirect before the new site goes live.

Moving off WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or Webflow hurts rankings when the move is sloppy. Pages disappear, old links hit a dead end, and Google drops the rankings those pages earned. It does not when every URL is mapped first. We crawl your current site, pull the pages that earn traffic from Search Console, and write the redirect map before a single page is built. Your domain stays with you and we point it at the new site when it is ready. Your email runs through your domain’s mail provider, not the website builder, so it keeps working through the switch. Burger Boy came to us after a domain change had taken their clicks to near zero. We fixed the domain in June 2025, and the site has earned 238,000 Google clicks since.

Is the new site accessible?

Yes. Every site we build is built to WCAG accessibility standards, at no extra cost. In plain terms: text you can read against its background, pages you can move through with a keyboard alone, forms whose fields say what they are, images with text alternatives written by a person, and nothing that flashes or traps a screen reader. None of that is exotic. It is careful building. The problems show up when a site is assembled from a theme and a dozen plugins, each with its own idea of a button.

We test every page with a keyboard and a screen reader before launch, and we keep the results on file. The same structure serves Google and the AI engines: a page with one clear heading, labeled fields, real text instead of text in images, and honest alt text is a page a screen reader can follow and a page ChatGPT can read. We are not lawyers and this is not legal advice. What we can say is that a customer who cannot read your menu or reach your call button does not complain. They call the next place on the map. Overlay widgets that claim to fix accessibility do not fix the page; the fix is in the site itself, which is what we do.

What does it cost?

Websites run $499 to $1,499 for 1 to 5 pages and $1,499 to $4,999 for 6 to 10 pages, based on complexity. GBP Alignment is included with every site. We do not build e-commerce stores. The free scan shows what your profile lists and what your rankings need, so the page count comes from your business, not from a package.

Once your site is complete and paid in full, the code is yours. Just ask, and we'll hand it over. Hosting is $25 a month, or $180 a year paid ahead ($15 a month). Edits are free for 30 days after launch. After that, content changes are $35 an hour and development is $75 an hour, logged in 15 minute steps and charged monthly to the card on file. We tell you the time and cost before we start.

Need online booking or an AI assistant on your site? We scope add-ons like these in your free consultation. Some run on accounts you own, with their own fees.