One of the most common complaints we hear from clients is how long their previous website project took. Agencies often quote 3 to 6 months for a relatively standard business website. But does it really take that long?
The Traditional Agency Bloat
Agencies have massive overhead: account managers, creative directors, endless internal meetings. This bloat inflates both the cost and the timeline of your project.
How Long It Should Actually Take
For a standard, high-converting service business website, a redesign should take between 2 to 4 weeks. This includes strategy, design, development, and content migration.
What Causes Delays?
- Content generation: Waiting on the client to write copy is the #1 delay in web design.
- Endless revisions: Without a clear strategy upfront, design becomes subjective and endless.
- Scope creep: Adding features midway through the project.
At ClientRise, we run a tight, focused process. We analyze, we plan, we build, and we launch. No unnecessary meetings, no bloat. Just results.