Your current site stays live and untouched. You get a real, working redesign on a live link, free, and only pay if you want it — with the rankings and content you already have carried across properly.
Short answer: a website redesign in Ireland typically costs €1,500–€5,000 at agency rates. Ncell redesigns at the same price as a new build — €120, €299 or €630 one-time — and you see the finished redesign on a live link before you pay and before your current site is touched.
Most people looking for a redesign already know something is wrong. They just cannot always name it. Usually it is one of these.
A redesign is the single easiest way to lose Google rankings you already have. It happens constantly, and it is almost always avoidable.
The damage comes from three places:
/services/plumbing page had ranking history. The new site calls it /what-we-do. Google sees the old one as gone and the new one as a stranger. Fixed with 301 redirects — a ten-minute job that people skip.Every redesign here starts by recording what your current site ranks for and which pages get traffic, so the new site keeps them. It is not glamorous, and it is the difference between a redesign that grows your enquiries and one that quietly halves them.
See the full price list, or send your current site link and get the redesign back within 48 hours.
Ncell charges the same as a new build: €120 for a single page, €299 for a full site, €630 for a large build — one-time, with hosting and SSL included. Irish agencies typically quote €1,500–€5,000 for a redesign.
It can, if it is done carelessly. The usual damage comes from changing URLs without redirects, dropping page content, or losing the title tags and headings Google already ranks. Every redesign here keeps your existing URLs where possible, 301-redirects them where not, and preserves the content that is already earning traffic.
Yes. That is the whole point. You get a real, working preview of the new site on a live link before you pay anything and before your current site is touched. Your existing website stays exactly as it is until you say go.
Usually a few days rather than the six to eight weeks an agency cycle takes. A single page can be ready in 48 hours, a full site typically within a week of you sending over the content.
That is very common and it is fixable. As long as you control your domain name you can point it at a new site regardless of who holds the old hosting. If you do not control your domain either, read the guide on who owns your website first — that is the problem to solve before anything else.
Only if you want to. Hosting is included free with a redesign, which for most small businesses removes a €10–€30 monthly bill. If you would rather stay where you are, that is fine too.
Last updated: 14 September 2026 · Written by Oisín, founder of Ncell, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford
Tell me about your business and I'll design a real preview of your website — free, no deposit, back within 48 hours. If you don't like it, you owe nothing.