Most sites that need help still work. The hours are wrong, the pages describe the business as it was five years ago, and nobody remembers the login. Foundry24 can refresh the site where it is and hand it back, or rebuild it and run it from then on.
For a site you’re happy to keep running yourself, that has just fallen out of date.
For a site that went stale because nobody has time for it, which a refresh won’t change.
From $1,500, billed once, for up to five pages. A bigger site is priced on a one-page spec after the first call, before any work starts.
Whatever the site runs on now: Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, or something else. If it was custom-built or nobody can log in, the first call sorts out access before the price is set.
A redesign costs rankings when pages that people find stop working. A refresh keeps the page addresses as they are. A switch to a plan redirects every old address that gets traffic to its new page.
Foundry24 does, from a call about what you do and who your customers are. You approve every page before it goes live.
You run the site. Fixes to the refresh are included for 30 days. After that, changes are $150 an hour, or you can move to a plan and send changes by email.
Yes. Move to Growth or Pro within 90 days of the refresh and the refresh fee is credited against your first months on the plan.
You’ll leave knowing what to automate first and what it would cost, or that you don’t need any of this yet, which is also a fine answer.