What does a website redesign cost in Las Vegas?
A basic new website from Blueprint Media starts at $799. The starting scope is four pages: a landing page, an About page, one service page, and a Contact page. It includes design for desktop and mobile, two revision rounds, Google Analytics 4 (GA4) tracking, and one inquiry path to a contact form. Form submissions are collected in the client's basic back-end CRM. The client supplies business facts, a logo, and any photos they own; Blueprint shapes the wording for the four pages and selects suitable images with the client. Paid photography or stock licensing is quoted separately.
The first 30 days of Blueprint hosting are included. After that, the optional managed plan costs $59 per month for hosting, SSL, contact-form and basic CRM operation. If you decline or later cancel the plan, Blueprint can hand off the site to hosting you own; migration is quoted separately. The proposal should spell out how the form and CRM will operate after handoff. Other services are scoped separately.
A redesign does not have a published starting price. The quote depends on what you already have, what needs to change, and which systems the new site must connect. If you are comparing estimates for your Las Vegas business, ask for a written scope after discovery. The $799 basic-site price is useful context, but it is not a redesign quote.
The price answer at a glance:
| Work | How Blueprint Media prices it |
|---|---|
| Basic new website | Starts at $799 for the four-page scope above. Blueprint hosting is included for 30 days; its optional managed plan is $59 per month afterward. |
| Repair of an existing site | Written quote after discovery. |
| Rework of key pages | Written quote after discovery. |
| Full redesign or rebuild | Written quote after discovery. |
There is no responsible single redesign number to publish without knowing how much of the current site can stay. Ask each provider to separate the one-time project cost from any recurring charges, so you can compare both the build and what it costs to keep running.
Repair, rework, or rebuild?
Before asking for a redesign price, work out which job you are pricing. A site that needs a working form is a different project from one that needs new service pages, copy, and booking rules.
| Possible path | What may point to it | What to ask a provider to include in the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Focused repair | The offer is clear, but a form, mobile control, page, or tracking setup may be failing. | The problem to be checked, the proposed fix, and how the team will test it. |
| Rework key pages | The business has changed, and the home or service pages no longer explain it well. | Page structure, copy responsibilities, design work, and an inquiry-path test. |
| Full rebuild | Services, navigation, brand, or the site's underlying setup need coordinated changes. | New pages and features, content migration, redirects where needed, launch checks, and support terms. |
These are ways to describe the work, not fixed packages. If you are uncertain where visitors lose interest, start with a practical check of the inquiry path before deciding how much to rebuild. Blueprint Media's website development service also describes audit and repair, rebrand and rebuild, and work added to an existing site.
What changes the quote?
Give each provider the same brief and ask them to address these points:
- Pages and content. Which pages stay, which need rewriting or new design, and who supplies the words, photos, and brand assets? The $799 basic new-site scope includes Blueprint shaping wording for four pages from the client's business facts and selecting images with the client. Paid photography or stock licensing is separate.
- Customer steps. Is a contact form enough, or must visitors request an appointment, pay, choose a location, or provide details your team needs to respond?
- Connections. Does the site need to send requests to a CRM, booking tool, email system, or another part of your business?
- Existing Google visibility. Which pages already attract search visitors? If their URLs change, ask how the provider will map old pages to new ones and set up redirects. Google Search Central recommends a URL mapping and permanent redirects for a site move with changed URLs.
- Launch and measurement. Who will test the site on a phone, submit a test inquiry, confirm that it reaches your team, and check the analytics setup? A recorded click is not proof that a request arrived.
- Work after launch. Who will own the domain and site access? Which charges are one-time, and which recur? Blueprint includes 30 days of hosting. Its managed plan is optional at $59 per month after that for hosting, SSL, contact-form and basic CRM operation. If you decline or cancel it, Blueprint can hand off the site to hosting you own and quote the migration separately. Ask how the form and CRM will work on the new setup.
For a local service business, even a small detail can change the work. A booking request that depends on service area, travel time, or staff availability needs more thought than a general contact form. That does not mean every business needs custom software. It means the quote should describe the actual steps your customers and team take.
A brief you can send to providers
You can start with eight lines:
Current website: [URL]
Main service we want to sell: [service]
Customer we want to reach: [who and where]
What is not working now: [one or two observed problems]
Pages or features to keep: [list]
New pages, forms, or connections needed: [list]
Copy, photos, and brand assets we can supply: [list]
Desired launch date and existing search pages to protect: [date and URLs, if known]
Ask for the proposed pages and features, who does the writing, how many revisions are included, what is tested before launch, and what happens after handoff. Ask for one-time and recurring costs on separate lines, including any hosting or CRM term and renewal price. Then compare prices against the same work. If two quotes differ sharply, the scope may explain why.
Get a price for your actual site
If you want to discuss a repair or redesign, send your current URL and the main inquiry you want the site to support. After discovery, Blueprint Media can prepare a scoped proposal for the work. See the website service or send a project inquiry.