Time to Rebuild Your Website the Right Way

Signs you need a full rebuild, not just a facelift

Your site is held together with patches and workarounds. Adding new pages is painful. Making updates takes longer than it should. Your CMS is clunky or your codebase is messy. You're avoiding changes because the site is fragile.

The tech stack is outdated and limiting you. Built on WordPress in 2018? Custom PHP stack your founder wrote? Old version of a framework you can't upgrade? The technology is actively holding you back from what you want to do.

You're paying too much to host and maintain it. Whether it's expensive WordPress hosting with plugins breaking constantly, or custom infrastructure that requires developer time every month. The operating costs don't match what modern platforms offer.

Mobile experience is an afterthought. Site wasn't built mobile-first. Responsive design is broken. Google is penalizing your search rankings. More than half your traffic is mobile but the experience is terrible.

You want in-house editing but don't have it. Every content change requires a developer. Marketing can't move fast. Landing pages take weeks to ship. You want your team to own updates without technical dependencies.

The design looks dated and conversion is suffering. First impressions matter. Your site signals "this company hasn't invested in themselves." Modern prospects expect modern design. You're losing credibility before anyone reads your copy.

How we rebuild websites (the right way)

We rebuild marketing websites on modern platforms. Not bandaid fixes. Full rearchitecture from the ground up. First, we help you choose the right platform. Then we build it properly.

We help you choose: No-code or custom stack

Most companies guess at platform choice. They pick based on what they know, not what's right for their needs. We walk you through the decision with real tradeoffs.

Two paths we specialize in:

Framer (No-code platform) - Visual builder, marketing team owns updates, fast to launch
Next.js (Custom stack) - Code-based, unlimited flexibility, scales with complex needs

We build in both. The choice depends on your team, budget, technical needs, and how you want to maintain the site long-term.

Factor	Framer (No-code)	Next.js (Custom)
Hosting Cost	$15-45/month	$0-20/month (Vercel free tier)
Ease of Editing	Marketing team can edit	Requires developer for most changes
Setup Time	3-4 weeks	4-6 weeks
Performance	Fast (Framer optimizes automatically)	Fastest (full control over optimization)
Custom Features	Limited to platform capabilities	Unlimited (build anything)
Integrations	Common tools (Zapier, Segment, etc.)	Any API (full flexibility)
SEO Control	Good (built-in tools)	Complete control
Maintenance	Minimal (platform handles updates)	Requires occasional dev work
Cost to Build	$8-10K	$10-12K
Best For	Marketing sites where team wants control	Technical products needing custom features

Our recommendation process:

Understand your team structure (do you have developers on staff?)
Review your technical requirements (complex integrations? Dynamic content?)
Consider your maintenance preference (who will update the site?)
Map future needs (what might you need in 12 months?)

Then we tell you honestly which platform makes sense. No steering you toward what's easier for us. We build in both regularly.

Modern design and conversion focus

Regardless of platform, we design for conversion. Modern visual design, clear messaging, optimized user flows. Your site should look credible and drive action.

Built from scratch, not templates

We don't use templates. Every site is designed specifically for your company, your audience, your goals. Custom design system, custom components, custom everything.

What's included

Platform Strategy Session:

Review your current tech stack and pain points
Map your team structure and capabilities
Identify technical requirements and integrations
Walk through Framer vs Next.js tradeoffs
Make platform recommendation with reasoning
Document decision rationale for your team

Site Architecture & Design:

Information architecture planning
Content strategy and messaging framework
Modern visual design system (colors, typography, components)
Homepage design (hero, social proof, value prop, CTAs)
Core page designs (product, pricing, about, contact, etc.)
Mobile-responsive layouts
Conversion optimization (clear CTAs, trust signals, friction reduction)

Development & Build:

Build in chosen platform (Framer or Next.js)
Custom components and interactions
CMS setup (if using Framer CMS or Next.js content system)
Form integrations (contact forms, newsletter signups)
Analytics implementation (GA4, tracking pixels, etc.)
SEO optimization (meta tags, structured data, sitemap)

Launch & Handoff:

Pre-launch QA across devices and browsers
Performance optimization
DNS and domain setup
Gradual or full launch (your choice)
Documentation for your team
Training session (especially for Framer sites)
30 days of post-launch support for tweaks

Timeline:

Week 1: Discovery, platform selection, information architecture
Weeks 2-3: Design system and page designs
Weeks 3-5: Development and build
Week 6: QA, refinement, and launch

How it works

Step 1: Choose Your Platform (Week 1) — We audit your current site, understand your team and technical needs, then walk you through the Framer vs Next.js decision. We explain tradeoffs honestly. No pushing you toward one or the other. The goal is the right platform for your specific situation, not what's easiest for us.

Step 2: Design Everything from Scratch (Weeks 2-3) — We design your new site with modern standards and conversion focus. Custom visual design, not templates. Information architecture that makes sense. Messaging that's clear. You review designs before we build anything. Feedback rounds until it's right.

Step 3: Build on Your Chosen Platform (Weeks 3-5) — We build in Framer or Next.js based on the platform decision. Clean code or clean Framer structure. Custom components. Proper SEO. Fast performance. Mobile-first responsive design. Integrations with your tools. Everything built properly from the start.

Step 4: Launch and Hand Off (Week 6) — We test everything thoroughly, optimize performance, set up hosting and domains, then launch. For Framer sites, we train your team to make updates. For Next.js sites, we provide documentation. You get 30 days of post-launch support for refinements and tweaks.

Pricing

$8,000 - $12,000 for most marketing site rebuilds

What affects pricing

$8-9K (Framer, simpler sites):

5-8 core pages
Straightforward information architecture
You provide copy, we structure it
Standard integrations (forms, analytics, CRM)
Minimal custom interactions

$9-11K (Framer or Next.js, typical projects):

8-12 core pages
Custom design system from scratch
Messaging and copywriting guidance
CMS setup (Framer CMS or Next.js content layer)
Custom animations and interactions
Standard integrations

$11-12K (Next.js, complex sites):

12-15+ pages
Complex information architecture
Multiple user types or use cases to address
Advanced integrations (custom APIs, complex CRM flows)
Dynamic content or personalization
Extensive conversion optimization

Platform choice affects cost

Framer builds: Usually faster to build (visual interface), slightly lower cost. Best when marketing team wants editing control and technical needs are standard.

Next.js builds: Require more development time (code-based), slightly higher cost. Worth it when you need custom features, complex integrations, or plan to scale into product functionality later.

Both deliver modern, fast, professional results. Choice depends on your needs, not the budget.

Compare to other options

DIY with templates:

Cost: $500-2K + your time
Time: 2-6 weeks (learning curve, trial and error)
Result: Looks generic, limited customization
Best for: Very early stage, no budget

Freelance designer + developer:

Cost: $6-15K (separate designer and dev)
Time: 6-12 weeks (coordination overhead)
Risk: Design and dev handoff issues, misalignment
Best for: If you already have relationships with both

Traditional agency:

Cost: $25-60K
Time: 8-16 weeks
Overhead: Account managers, meetings, process bloat
Best for: Enterprise budgets, committee decision-making

Clearly Design:

Cost: $8-12K
Time: 3-6 weeks
Advantage: One team, design + dev + strategy, platform expertise
Best for: Companies who need it done right, done fast

Questions to think through

Before we talk, consider these:

Why rebuild now? Is your current site technically broken? Costing you deals? Hard to maintain? Understanding the pain helps us prioritize what matters most in the rebuild.

Who will maintain the site after launch? Do you have developers on staff? Does marketing want to own updates? This heavily influences the Framer vs Next.js decision.

What integrations do you need? CRM, email marketing, analytics, payment processing? Some are standard, some require custom work. Better to map this upfront.

Do you have brand assets? Logo, colors, fonts, guidelines? If yes, we work within them. If no, we create a design system as part of the project.

What's your content situation? Is copy written and just needs design? Or do you need help with messaging and positioning? Scope changes based on this.

How technical are your needs? Simple marketing site? Or do you need custom features, user dashboards, dynamic content? Helps us recommend Framer vs Next.js honestly.

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