By The Design Wire editorial team · Last updated: September 2026 · Prices and ratings from each agency's own site or Clutch profile

The redesign agencies on this list set their minimums from $1,000 to $100,000, and Accenture Song doesn't publish a price at all. As we read it, the spread comes down to how much of an existing site each firm expects to touch. At the low end, a redesign usually means a new look on the CMS you already run, while the firms near the top take on the migration, the messaging and the systems behind the pages as well.

We judged these 10 on their redesign work in particular, from named redesign services and before-and-after numbers to how each one handles platform moves and existing search traffic. Each entry says where the agency is strong and where it's a weaker fit.

Which website redesign agency is best?

Short answer: decide what the current site gets wrong, then pick the agency built to fix that.

Isadora Agency: best for redesigns that change the platform and the message. Conversions rose 72% on APS Payroll's rebuilt site, which kept its old URL structure.

Accenture Song: best for enterprise customer experience programs. Accenture's creative group, which has bought studios such as Work & Co.

AREA 17: best for institutions with a flagship site. The Consumer Technology Association's two websites now share a single Umbraco build from its team.

Metajive: best for commerce redesigns on Shopify Plus. It moved John Boos off WooCommerce onto Shopify Plus and Hydrogen.

WebFX: best for search-led redesigns. KOA's organic revenue rose 260%, and its 450 reviews are the most on this list.

Refokus: best for B2B tech startups on Webflow. A Webflow Premium Partner, and a finalist for Webflow's agency of the year award in 2022, 2023 and 2025.

Website redesign agencies compared

How we chose these website redesign agencies

For each firm we read its own site, its redesign and pricing pages and its Clutch profile, and dropped anything those sources didn't back up. Five questions decided the order:

Is redesign a named service? A redesign offer, or case studies that start from the old site.

Is there a number against the old site? A named client and a figure reported after relaunch.

Can it change what sits under the design? Platform moves, integrations and how URLs and search fields survive migration.

Who does it usually work for? Minimums, typical project size and named clients.

Can a buyer check the price? A minimum, monthly fee or price band that's public.

Best website redesign agencies in 2026: the full list

1. Isadora Agency: best for web design redesigns that rebuild the platform and the message along with the look

Editor's pick

Two of its case studies began as a website redesign and grew into multi-year partnerships.

Founded: 2009
HQ: Manhattan Beach, CA and New York, NY
Team size: 10 to 49
Min. engagement: $95,000 to $110,000
Clutch rating: 4.8 (19 reviews)
Stack: WordPress (custom and multisite) · WooCommerce · Shopify · Magento · Drupal · Headless · Salesforce integration · iOS and Android apps

Isadora Agency is an enterprise-level web and product design agency, and it keeps brand, product and digital marketing in one shop, so on a redesign the people who rewrite the positioning also plan the migration. On APS Payroll, whose business is payroll and HR software, the team kept the long-standing URL structure to protect search equity. It also rebuilt the back end on WordPress and connected the new conversion paths to Salesforce. APS reported a 72% rise in conversions and 28% more demo requests after launch, and a senior digital marketing manager there called the rebuilt site "very well organized."

Texas State Technical College shows how far a redesign can run. Over five years that work expanded into a WordPress multisite platform for 10 campuses and more than 50 programs, and application starts rose 453% and completed submissions 217%. Razor followed the same arc: a site that sent shoppers to retail partners grew into a full e-commerce platform, and transactions rose 31%.

Advantages
+ SEO, paid media and conversion testing stay with the same team after relaunch
+ For California's HVIP program it replaced a content-heavy site with separate paths for dealers and purchasers
+ A News Corp partner for more than six years, and female-owned

Things to consider
- At $95,000 to $110,000, it costs more than a cosmetic refresh needs
- Smaller budgets fit WebFX or Motion Tactic better

Best for: Brands like APS Payroll, Texas State Technical College and Razor whose redesign also moves the platform or changes the message.

2. Accenture Song: best for redesigns inside enterprise customer experience programs

Accenture's creative business, where the website is one workstream among many.

HQ: Not stated
Min. engagement: Not published
Clutch rating: Not rated

Accenture Song is Accenture's creative group, and it sells design and digital products next to marketing, sales, commerce and service. Its acquisitions include Work & Co, a digital product company, and Mindcurv, a digital experience and commerce company. Its featured work usually reaches past the website (a sonar project with WWF Germany, for one), so an enterprise that's already reorganizing how it serves customers can keep the redesign inside that larger plan.

Advantages
+ Product and commerce studios such as Work & Co and Mindcurv sit inside the same group

Things to consider
- No public reviews and no published pricing, so you'll learn scope, cost and the day-to-day web lead only from a proposal

Best for: Global enterprises that want the website redesign folded into a wider customer experience program.

3. AREA 17: best for museums, associations and global brands redesigning a flagship site

An independent Paris and New York agency that builds many of its sites on a CMS it created.

Founded: 2003
HQ: Paris and Brooklyn, NY
Team size: 50 to 249
Min. engagement: $100,000+
Clutch rating: Not rated
Stack: Twill (Laravel) · Umbraco · WordPress · Drupal

AREA 17 describes its people as "consultants and craftspeople" who "integrate brand, experience, and technology," and its redesigns lean toward institutions with a lot of content to move. For the Consumer Technology Association it redesigned cta.tech and ces.tech and ran both from one Umbraco platform, with the design system documented in Storybook. When the Fondation Cartier moved to a new venue, AREA 17 rebuilt the museum's website, and the new site drew more than 400,000 homepage sessions in under six months.

Advantages
+ Twill, the open-source CMS toolkit behind the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art's site, is its own product
+ Named clients include The New York Times, OpenAI, Getty and the Art Institute of Chicago

Things to consider
- No public reviews yet, so ask for references from a comparable redesign
- A $100,000+ minimum rules out a small refresh

Best for: Cultural institutions, trade associations and international brands like the Consumer Technology Association and Fondation Cartier rebuilding a flagship site.

4. Metajive: best for commerce brands redesigning on Shopify Plus or a headless CMS

An Encinitas commerce and content agency, part of the Together Group since 2024.

Founded: 2003
HQ: Encinitas, CA
Team size: 48
Min. engagement: $100,000+
Clutch rating: 4.9 (30 reviews)
Stack: Shopify Plus · Hydrogen · Statamic · React

Metajive's redesigns usually sit where content meets checkout. School of Rock's lead collection grew 44% once the new site went live. For the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office it merged three web properties into one platform serving 116 campuses, and on HP's All-In Plan the new product design sent 2.5 times as many users into checkout as HP's earlier proof of concept.

Advantages
+ Headless commerce on Shopify Plus and Hydrogen, as in John Boos's move off WooCommerce
+ A Lyft Business website partnership that ran from 2017 to 2025

Things to consider
- Full builds start at $250,000, well above its minimum
- Commerce is the largest share of its service mix, so a content-only redesign won't use all of it

Best for: Consumer and commerce brands that want the new site on Shopify Plus or a headless stack, or on HubSpot, as with School of Rock.

5. WebFX: best for SEO-led redesigns tracked to revenue

Here the redesign is one piece of a search program.

Founded: 1995
HQ: Harrisburg, PA
Team size: 250 to 999
Min. engagement: $1,000+
Clutch rating: 4.9 (450 reviews)

WebFX is a digital marketing agency, and website redesign is a named service: the team audits the current site before it writes a redesign plan. It reports results such as organic revenue up 260% for KOA and a 1,164% rise in traffic from AI sources for Thompson Tractor. Buyers who want to test those claims have 450 reviews to read, averaging 4.9 and more than any other firm here.

Advantages
+ Its RevenueCloudFX platform connects marketing results to the client's CRM

Things to consider
- Marketing leads the business, so ask who's in charge of the visual design
- Its minimum is $1,000+, while web design services start at $8,000 a month

Best for: Companies like KOA and Thompson Tractor that want the redesign run inside an ongoing SEO and paid media program.

6. Refokus: best for B2B tech startups rebuilding brand and site on Webflow

A Webflow-led studio for startups whose brand and site have fallen behind the company.

Founded: 2021
HQ: Not stated
Team size: 10 to 49
Min. engagement: $25,000+
Clutch rating: 5.0 (10 reviews)
Stack: Webflow · Framer · Astro

Refokus works for B2B technology startups and their investors, and founders bring it in when their brand and website need to catch up to the company they're building. That is usually a redesign brief, as with Meridian, where it built positioning, brand and site together. A client from Right Side Up called the team "masters of their craft" after Refokus handled its recent website redesign.

Advantages
+ A Webflow Premium Partner and a three-time Webflow Agency of the Year finalist that also builds in Framer and Astro
+ Brand and web build in one studio

Things to consider
- Its clients are startups and investors, so larger companies sit outside its usual work

Best for: Startups in B2B tech, and the VCs that fund them, rebuilding brand and site together on Webflow.

7. Plego: best for redesigns that need custom software or AI behind the site

Developers first, for redesigns where the hard part sits under the pages.

Founded: 2002
HQ: Chicago, IL
Team size: 50 to 249
Min. engagement: $25,000+
Clutch rating: 5.0 (31 reviews)

Enterprise websites are one service line at Plego, which builds AI-driven web, mobile and software products, and Apple, Gilead and Intel are among its clients. It's built for the redesign that turns out to be a rebuild of the application behind the site. Its featured work includes Skipify.ai, a skip-tracing app with a match rate above 90%, and on the web side, a redesign for Jessup Manufacturing doubled its brand visibility.

Advantages
+ Custom software and AI features built by the people who redesign the site

Things to consider
- Development leads, so a brand-first redesign should confirm the design depth

Best for: Companies whose redesign includes custom software, portals or AI features behind the site.

8. Motion Tactic: best for B2B WordPress redesigns by a US in-house team

A Tempe studio that keeps clients on WordPress and carries their SEO across.

Founded: 2017
HQ: Tempe, AZ
Team size: 10 to 49
Min. engagement: $10,000+
Clutch rating: 5.0 (16 reviews)
Stack: WordPress

Motion Tactic sells website design, development and SEO to B2B companies, and on a redesign, content from the old site moves across with its SEO fields. A typical custom redesign takes 6 to 12 weeks, run by a team that is entirely in-house and US-based. For one client, site speed improved 300% and organic search metrics rose 130%.

Advantages
+ A published redesign timeline
+ Rated 5.0 from 16 reviews

Things to consider
- WordPress only, so leaving WordPress isn't on the table
- Mostly B2B, so e-commerce projects need a consultation first

Best for: B2B and SaaS firms like Anomalo and InEight that want a custom WordPress redesign from a US in-house team.

9. Superside: best for redesign work inside an existing creative subscription

In-house creative teams buy its design capacity by the year.

Founded: 2015
HQ: Not stated
Team size: 250 to 999
Min. engagement: $15,000 a month
Clutch rating: 2.9 (6 reviews)

Superside works as an extension of in-house creative teams, and Colgate-Palmolive is among its clients. Every subscription runs on an annual commitment, and big, time-bound jobs such as a rebrand or a product launch are bought as Project Boosters from $15,000 on top of the plan. It's rated 2.9 from 6 reviews, the lowest rating on this list, and its reviewers include long-term clients alongside others who report delays and communication problems.

Advantages
+ A Forrester Total Economic Impact study put the three-year return at 94%, with a six-month payback

Things to consider
- The annual term makes it a poor fit for a one-off redesign
- Read its reviews and ask for web references first

Best for: In-house creative teams at brands like Colgate-Palmolive that already buy design by subscription.

10. Designity: best for a month-to-month team led by a creative director

Creative work by subscription, with one creative director accountable for the result.

Founded: 2015
HQ: New York, NY
Team size: 50 to 249
Min. engagement: $5,000+
Clutch rating: 4.8 (28 reviews)

Designity is a full-stack, creative director-led design service sold month to month, and Calendly and Kung Fu Tea are among its clients. Each plan assigns a creative director, a project manager and a marketing strategist, and website design is one of more than 100 services. Its pricing page does the math: a one-month website project on the Plus plan costs that month's $5,995.

Advantages
+ Month-to-month plans, so the cost can stop when the redesign does
+ A two-week trial with no upfront payment

Things to consider
- Deep development or systems work may fall outside a plan, so confirm scope first

Best for: Marketing teams at companies like Calendly that want a redesign from a month-to-month team under one creative director.

How to choose a website redesign agency

Name what the old site gets wrong. A dated look can be fixed on the platform you already run, which is where Motion Tactic works. A site that isn't found points to a search-led firm like WebFX. A message that no longer fits the company is a positioning job for an agency that writes strategy as well as pages.

Decide on the platform before the shortlist. Motion Tactic stays on WordPress and Refokus leads with Webflow. Metajive builds headless on Shopify Plus, and AREA 17 often uses Twill, the CMS it wrote. Isadora Agency builds on WordPress multisite, Drupal and headless CMS.

Ask how the agency protects what's already working. Motion Tactic migrates SEO fields from the previous site, and on APS Payroll, Isadora Agency kept the long-standing URL structure. Ask each finalist how it handles old URLs and which metric it will report against the old site.

Choose between a project and a subscription. A redesign with a launch date and a fixed scope is a project, and you'll have one team accountable for the result. Superside and Designity sell design by the month, which suits a team that also needs steady output after launch.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best website redesign agency in 2026?

Isadora Agency ranks first on this list, for redesigns that also rework the platform and the messaging. Enterprises running a wider customer experience program should look at Accenture Song, and companies whose main problem is search should look at WebFX.

What does a website redesign cost?

The price tracks how much of the site changes. On this list, WebFX's minimum starts at $1,000, Designity's Plus plan covers a one-month website project for $5,995, and Isadora Agency prices website projects at $95,000 to $110,000. A platform move, a content migration or a new brand adds to the final figure.

How do you keep search rankings during a redesign?

Keep or redirect every old URL and carry the page titles, descriptions and other on-page SEO fields across before launch. Crawl the old site first so nothing is missed, then check the redirects and search traffic in the weeks after the new site goes live.

How long does a website redesign take?

Plan for 6 to 12 weeks for a custom redesign of a marketing site. Replatforms and content migrations push that out, and larger programs often carry on after launch as ongoing work. Set dates for discovery, design, build and launch before the contract is signed.

The bottom line

Isadora Agency leads this list as a web design agency that can rebuild a site's platform and message along with its design. When only one piece is broken, a specialist is leaner: WebFX for search, Motion Tactic for a rebuild that stays on WordPress, and Designity for a monthly team.

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