PATH 02 — REBUILD / TAKE-OVER
Let’s make it look and feel like the business you have now.
A site that’s a few years behind your business is doing quiet damage — people land, judge, and bounce. We figure out whether yours is worth rescuing or cheaper to rebuild, and we tell you which one with actual numbers.
The audit comes first.
Some sites are worth a careful take-over: modern stack, clean code, just behind on content and search. Some are a rebuild because the foundation will eat any improvement you make on top of it.
We tell you which one yours is — how slow it really is, whether Google can find it, where the security holes are, and what each path actually costs — before you sign anything.
What changes after.
Whether we rebuild or take over, the site ends up on infrastructure you don’t have to think about, with monthly Care running underneath: updates, monitoring, SEO and AEO work, and a one-page monthly report.
The deferred maintenance is finally somebody’s job. The site stops drifting.
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