The contact form went quiet
Inquiries used to come in. Now they don’t, and nobody’s sure whether the form is broken.
Website tune-up
Your site, working the way it should.
Fixes and small improvements to an existing site so it works properly. The fastest, cheapest way from “kind of broken” to “actually helping the business.”
$300–600Existing sitesAny common platform
What a tune-up covers
A tune-up is for a site that’s basically right but isn’t working the way it should. We go through it like a mechanic: find what’s broken, fix it, and tighten up the things that are slowing it down.
- Broken things fixed — dead links, missing images, pages that error out, and contact forms that quietly stopped sending.
- Phones sorted — most of your visitors are on a phone. We fix text that’s too small, buttons that are hard to tap, and layouts that spill off the screen.
- Speed — oversized images compressed, unnecessary scripts trimmed, and caching set up where the platform allows it.
- Up to date — the platform, theme and plugins updated, so you’re not running software with known security holes.
- Small improvements — clearer calls to action, a click-to-call phone number, hours and contact details that are easy to find.
How it works
Send us your website address. We take a look, free, and send back a plain-English list of what we found and what we’d fix, with a fixed price inside the $300–600 range. Nothing happens until you say yes.
When we’re done, you get a short summary of everything we changed, so you’re never in the dark about your own website.
Want it to stay fixed? A care plan keeps the updates and backups going every month, so small problems don’t pile up again.
Signs you need one
If any of these sound like your site.
It’s painful on a phone
You have to pinch and zoom to read anything, or the menu doesn’t open.
It takes ages to load
Visitors give up after a few seconds. So do search engines.
Questions
Fair questions.
What platforms do you work on?
Most of the common ones — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, hand-coded sites, and many industry-specific website builders. If your platform locks something down so it can’t be fixed, we’ll tell you before you pay for anything.
How do you decide the price inside the $300–600 range?
By how much needs fixing. We look at the site first, list exactly what we’ll do, and give you a fixed price for that list before any work starts.
What if my site needs more than a tune-up?
We’ll say so plainly. Sometimes a site is cheaper to redesign than to keep patching. You decide — we’ll just give you the honest comparison.
Will a tune-up help my Google rankings?
Often, yes. Speed, mobile layout and broken pages all affect how search engines see your site. For a deeper search setup, pair it with SEO basics.
Other services
More ways we can help.
- $1,200–2,500 Full redesign A new look and layout for an existing site, rebuilt to work better.
- $1,800–3,000 New site from scratch A brand-new website built for the business.
- +$200–500 Booking / quote add-on Adds a booking or quote request form to the site.
- $300–600 SEO basics Basic setup so the site is easier to find in search results.
- $600+ Hacked site cleanup Removes malicious content and secures the site.
Free, no-pressure look
Let’s fix your website.
Send us your website address (or your business name, if you don’t have one yet). We’ll take an honest look and tell you what we’d do — and what it would cost.