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How long does a website redesign take?

Most projects launch in 8–12 weeks. The first 3–4 weeks are research and strategy — competitor analysis, audience mapping, content planning. Design and development run in parallel after that. You'll see the strategy before signing anything, so the timeline is real before you commit.

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No. Month-to-month is standard for most services. Long-term agreements are available if you want them — usually at a better rate — but they're never required. The work should earn the relationship, not a contract.

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No. The system scales to the business. A company running Google Ads and a basic CRM needs a simpler setup than a national publisher with six traffic sources. The intelligence layer is scoped during the free assessment — you'll see exactly what gets built and what it costs before committing.

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Three signals: your site loads slowly on mobile (check Google PageSpeed Insights), your conversion rate has plateaued or declined, or your site doesn't reflect what your business actually does today. A redesign isn't always the answer — sometimes targeted optimization of existing pages produces better results for less money. A free audit will show you which approach makes sense.

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