YOU ALREADY OWN IT
Keep the domain you have put a real site behind it
Plenty of businesses own a domain that points at nothing, or at a page somebody built years ago. The address is the valuable part. The site behind it is the part we replace.
WHAT TO KNOW
The parts that matter and the ones that quietly cost you
Keep the address
No new domain, no change of name, no reprinting anything.
Nothing goes dark
Whatever is there now keeps running while the replacement is built.
Rankings carry over
Existing addresses are kept or redirected properly, so search value follows you.
Your email keeps working
Mail records stay untouched. Changing a website should never break the inbox.
We handle the pointing
The DNS change is one record, and we tell you exactly what to set.
Certificate reissued
HTTPS on the new site from the moment it goes live.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, built for you
Tell us your domain
One you already own, or one you want. Either works.
We design and build the site
Built and pointed at your domain, with a certificate, before you see it.
You commit to it
The finished site sits on your own address, not ours.
QUESTIONS
Before you ask
Yes, and you should. The domain is the asset. Only the site behind it changes.
No. Email is controlled by separate DNS records and we do not touch them. A website change should never take your mail down.
No. It stays registered where it is, in your name. We only ask you to point one record at the new site.
Your site is created by top Instinctor designers (Instinctor is a design awards nominee) for a one-time fee from $100, or from $200 for an online store or restaurant. We text you the design quote and the monthly cost before you commit to anything. No setup fee, no per-booking fees, no cut of your payments.
It is $35 a month and it is optional. It covers the ongoing work of being found: position checks, content that answers what people are actually searching for, and the profile and technical work behind it. Every action is performed by hand, not by a tool. Two of the sites we manage reached the first page of Google within a few months.
Yes. You see the completed website, built with your own content and your own photographs, before anything is published. Nothing goes live until you have looked at it and said so.
Put a real site behind the domain you own
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