Start with GroundWork
£250, three or four working days. It produces the Demand Map the build plan is written from, and 50% credits against a build started within 60 days.
See GroundWorkBuild — the website
Most redesigns are a new template on the same problems. Mine treats website redesign and SEO as one job: scoped against the GroundWork — what your market searches for, where competitors are thin, and what the site has to do — then built fast, accessible and yours.
Field 03 / Build spec
Everything is in your name: the domain, the hosting, the content and the code. If you ever want to leave, you can take it all with you. Rented Ground explains why that matters more than most people expect.
The build plan is written from the Demand Map. See a sample Demand Map to see what a build starts from.
Every client gets a portal that shows exactly this: the stage the work is in, what each stage hands over, and what is shared so far. This is what it looks like part-way through.
Our work together
1 of 6 stages complete
Stage 2 of 6Research
The brief: what you sell, who buys it, who you lose work to, and what the site has to do.
What you getProject brief
Market, competitor and search analysis; content gap and AI-citation audit. GroundWork, or a review of research you already have.
What you getDemand Map
Page map, content plan, platform choice and a fixed scope. The quote comes from the plan.
What you getBuild plan and quote
Designed and developed in stages against the plan, with staged payments to match. A preview link within the first week.
What you getStaging site
Performance, accessibility and structured data tested and reported; content and copy signed off.
What you getTest results
Live on your domain, in your accounts, with redirects in place and search engines told.
What you getYour website
Ongoing care
Platform Care from launch: website maintenance, hosting, monitoring, updates and priority fixes, £25–£50 a month. Part of the build, not an add-on.
Illustrative. Every client sees their own live version in the portal, with the deliverables shared at each stage.
Page one of Google for "website redesign UK" is a row of prices. None of them starts with research.
The Market
£149–£995
the price range offered by the redesign providers on page one of Google UK. A new template on the same structure, delivered in days.
Google UK, September 2026
Koodos
From £550
a KOODOS build, in staged payments, scoped against the GroundWork. The research is £250 on top, and half of it credits back.
Platform Care
£25–£50/mo
Platform Care from launch: hosting, monitoring and priority fixes for the site I built. Mandatory, because a site nobody watches decays.
Whichever suits the job. My default is a fast, code-based site with a proper editing interface — currently Astro with Sanity — because it loads quickly, structures content the way search and AI engines want it, and belongs entirely to you. Webflow or WordPress are used where there is a good reason, such as a team that needs to edit visually or an existing investment worth keeping.
What does not change is ownership. Domain, content, code and accounts are yours from day one, whichever platform is chosen.
A redesign that changes URLs, platform or structure is a website migration, and migrations are where rankings get lost. Every KOODOS build includes the SEO migration work: the old URLs mapped to the new ones, redirects in place before launch, structured data carried across, and Search Console watched for the weeks after so any drop is caught early.
If you are moving off Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or WordPress, the Demand Map shows which existing pages earn traffic and must be preserved, and which can be retired. Nothing that ranks is dropped by accident.
A build needs a Demand Map behind it. Most people arrive without one; some already have research worth using.
£250, three or four working days. It produces the Demand Map the build plan is written from, and 50% credits against a build started within 60 days.
See GroundWorkIf you have recent keyword and competitor research, I review it instead of repeating it. If it covers what a Demand Map covers, the build plan starts from there.
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