Your domain stays yours
It can stay exactly where it's registered — we point it at the new site with a two-record change. No transfer required, no ownership games.
Website redesign · Australia-wide
What's The Damage, an Australian website cost guide last verified November 2026, says a redesign at $2,000 to $8,000 usually beats a rebuild when the system your website runs on still works and you own it. A redesign with us is our normal build with your existing content as the starting point, so it is quoted the way every build is: one fixed price in writing, before any work starts, whether we start from your old site or from nothing.
We're Adelaide-based and rebuild sites for service businesses anywhere in Australia. Most of the sites we've built replaced something that already existed — see them on our work page.
Last updated: 1 November 2026
The redesign itself is the visible half. The other half is the switch — and the switch is where careless rebuilds lose email, links and Google visibility. This is the checklist we run on every one:
It can stay exactly where it's registered — we point it at the new site with a two-record change. No transfer required, no ownership games.
If your email already works, we build around it and change nothing. The switch is planned so mail flow is never interrupted.
We work from your existing site's real content — services, photos, wording — then improve it, rather than handing you a blank template and a content request.
Each old address gets a permanent redirect to its replacement, so saved links, printed URLs and Google's index all find the new pages instead of an error.
The whole new site goes up on a preview address first. You review it page by page on your own phone before the switch is even scheduled.
Your old site stays live until the moment the new one takes over. The switch itself is a DNS change, not a gap.
| Every redesign | |
|---|---|
| The price | A fixed quote in writing, before any work starts |
| Looking after it | The monthly support it needs, set out beside the build in the same quote |
| Live in | 48 hours for the pages in your quote, once we have your content and any access we need |
| Old pages redirected | Every one |
| Domain + email left working | Yes |
A short call while we look at what you have. Then you get a fixed quote in writing, with the monthly support it needs, before any work starts.
Your content carried over and improved, the design brought up to now. Your live site isn't touched.
On your own phone, at your own pace. Changes happen on the preview until you're happy.
A DNS change points your domain at the new site, the redirects go live for every old page, and the new sitemap is resubmitted to Google the same day.
Every redesign is quoted. You get one fixed price for the rebuild, in writing, before any work starts, and it is worked out the same way as a build from scratch, because it is the same job with a head start. Every one includes the redirect map and the DNS switch.
After launch, a website has to live somewhere, so every site we host has a monthly fee for hosting and security. Your quote shows exactly what it covers before you agree, and anything more, like website changes each month, is optional and listed separately.
Real 5-star Google reviews from Australian businesses we've put online.
We brought MP Launch in to get us found on Google and it's made a real difference. Peter took the time to understand the business, moved everything over smoothly with no downtime, and keeps us updated every month on how we're tracking. Genuinely feels like they care about the results, not just getting paid. Really happy we made the switch.
David Hills
I had an excellent experience working with MP Launch and Peter to create my website CU & D. From the very beginning, Peter was professional, responsive and genuinely invested in bringing my vision to life. He took the time to understand exactly what I wanted and delivered a website that looks fantastic, is easy to navigate and perfectly represents my business… I highly recommend MP Launch to anyone looking for a professional, high-quality website and outstanding customer service.
Vasii Anastasopoulos
Curl Up & Dye
Can't begin to explain how happy I am with my new business set up. Peter is very professional and listened to and executed my vision I'm already seeing an increase in business because of his work.
Kirsty Rowe
What's The Damage, an Australian website cost guide (last verified November 2026), says a redesign at $2,000 to $8,000 usually beats a rebuild when the system your website runs on still works and you own it. Ours is a fixed quote. You tell us what you have now and what the new site has to do, and you get one price for the rebuild in writing, with the monthly support it needs set out beside it, before any work starts.
It is quoted the same way, because a rebuild is not less work. You gain your existing content, but we inherit mapping every old address so your Google listings still land, moving a live domain without breaking your email, and a site people already have opinions about. What changes is the timing.
Fix your old website if it works well on a phone and someone can still safely update it. Start again if two or more of these five signs are true: you are scared to press update, pages take more than three seconds on your own phone, your designer left and nobody else will touch it, adding a simple page needs a quote, or you pay for plugins (add-on software) you do not recognise. That is the plain test from Creative Baguette, a Sydney web studio (May 2026). A rebuild carries your content over, and every old page gets a permanent redirect, an automatic forward from the old address to its replacement. We quote it as a fixed price in writing before any work starts.
Nobody can honestly promise your rankings survive any rebuild — anyone who guarantees that is guessing. What we promise is the work Google itself documents for a site move: every old page gets a permanent redirect to its replacement, your titles and content are carried over and improved rather than thrown away, and the new sitemap is resubmitted so Google is told exactly where everything went.
Yes to both. The domain is yours and stays yours — it can stay right where it is registered, and we point it at the new site with a two-record change. If your email already works, nothing about it changes: we build around your existing setup rather than forcing a migration.
It stays live and untouched. The new site is built on a preview address you can open on your phone and review page by page. The switch is a DNS change at the end — your old site is up until the moment the new one takes over, so there is no gap where customers find nothing.
The pages in your quote are live within 48 hours once we have your content and any access we need, or we refund your first payment. Anything your quote gives its own date, like bookings, logins, payments or links to your software, is delivered by that date. The promises are written into your quote before you accept it.
Every site we host has a monthly fee that covers its hosting and security, and your quote shows exactly what it includes before you agree. Anything more, like website changes each month, enquiries texted to your phone, a business number or business email, is optional and listed separately on the same quote.
Yes. A store is quoted after a look, because product counts, payment setups and platform choices vary too much for a blind fixed price to be honest. The same goes for bookings, member logins and anything with a database behind it. Send the address and we will come back with a fixed quote for the build and for what it costs to look after.
Common, and rarely a problem. If you control the domain, we can rebuild from what is publicly visible — the content on your live site — without needing the old builder's logins at all. If you do not control the domain, that is the first thing we sort out, and we will tell you honestly how hard it looks before you commit.
Or leave your number and I'll call you.