What you actually get from each option.

1. 01.

   Wix or Squarespace is right

   When you need a one-page or three-page site live this week, you will edit it yourself, and you can live with the platform’s ceiling on speed and customization.

2. 02.

   A freelancer is right

   When you have a small, well-defined project, a personal recommendation, and a written agreement on code ownership and post-launch support.

3. 03.

   A typical agency is right

   When you are a mid-size business with a marketing team, a clear retainer budget, and a need for ongoing creative work alongside the site itself.

• I already have a Wix site. Can I migrate without losing rankings?

  Yes. Switching a site over is a regular part of every rebuild. We map every existing page address to its new equivalent, set up redirects, and keep your domain, email, and phone number untouched. Rankings hold or improve in almost every case because the new site is faster and better-structured.
• I already have a freelancer. Should I switch?

  Not necessarily. If your freelancer ships on time, leaves you with code you own, and is responsive, stay. The case for switching is a freelancer who has gone quiet, a site that has not been touched in two years, or a setup where every small change requires a new invoice.
• What about hiring a junior in-house instead?

  Hiring works at scale. For most small businesses, a single in-house junior is the most expensive option overall: salary, benefits, taxes, and the cost of training and managing the role. A flat-fee studio engagement is usually the right level of effort for a website that does not change weekly.

Once you have decided, see what a rebuild actually includes, from the on-page SEO and AI visibility built into every site, or browse the industries we focus on.