Add a high-margin website redesign service to your marketing agency — without hiring a dev team

The retainer-growth problem marketing agencies face

Marketing agencies live on monthly retainers. The problem: retainers go sideways when the client’s existing site can’t convert the traffic you’re sending to it.

You run ads. Traffic goes up. Conversions don’t. The client blames the ads. You blame the site. The conversation becomes about who’s accountable for a problem both sides could see coming — an outdated website that doesn’t match the standards of the ads you’re buying.

Revamp gives you a way to own the full conversion funnel — including the site itself — without spinning up a web dev team.

Three ways marketing agencies use Revamp

1. QBR upsell: “Here’s what your site could look like”

In your quarterly business review with a client, open with a live redesign preview of their current site. They’ll immediately ask “when can we have that?” — and you have a new scope of work you can bill against, usually within 30 days.

2. Paid media landing pages

Running Meta / Google / TikTok ads to a generic marketing-site page is a common agency pattern. Revamp lets you ship dedicated landing pages for each campaign in days, not weeks. Pair with your existing paid media strategy and you now own the click-through conversion experience, not just the click.

3. SEO-preserving redesigns

Most marketing-site redesigns fail at SEO migration. The client loses rankings, blames the redesign, and the relationship sours. Revamp preserves headings, meta, and content by default. Follow our migration checklist and you’ll keep the SEO wins intact.

Service offerings you can launch tomorrow

Service	Scope	Price range
Single landing page redesign	Ship one campaign-specific page	$1,500–$3,500
Marketing-site refresh	Home + 3–5 key pages	$5,000–$12,000
Full site redesign	8–20 pages + CMS	$15,000–$40,000
Monthly landing page retainer	1–2 landing pages/mo	$2,000–$5,000/mo
Conversion-rate redesign package	Audit + redesign + A/B	$10,000–$25,000

Each of these is a service you can bill without scaling a dev team. The design-generation step — previously the bottleneck — takes two minutes with Revamp. The billable hours are spent on strategy, copy, implementation, QA, and ongoing optimization.

Workflow: how a marketing agency ships a redesign

Week 1 — Kickoff + design pass

• Paste the client’s current URL into Revamp.
• Get a redesigned preview in 2 minutes.
• Iterate a few rounds, generate 2–3 variants.
• Hand to your designer for brand customization + copy review.

Week 2 — Implementation

• Port the approved design into the client’s stack (WordPress, Webflow, Framer, etc.).
• Integrate CMS content, forms, analytics, and tracking.
• QA across devices.

Week 3 — Launch + migration

• Set up 301 redirects and validate sitemaps.
• Verify GA4 / GSC tracking is intact.
• Launch + monitor.

Week 4+ — Optimization retainer

• A/B test hero copy and CTA variants.
• Add landing pages for paid campaigns.
• Report in the next QBR.

How this fits existing retainers

• Paid media retainer → add “conversion audit + landing page retainer” for a 15–30% retainer uplift.
• SEO retainer → add “SEO-preserving redesign” as a one-time project that protects the retainer.
• Content retainer → add “landing pages for content campaigns” — each new pillar content piece gets its own optimized landing page.
• Email marketing retainer → tie redesigned key site pages to email campaign flows.

What Revamp is not

Revamp is not a replacement for:

• Your strategist (figuring out what to redesign and why).
• Your designer (brand, polish, craft).
• Your copywriter (conversion copy is still copywriter work).
• Your developer (integrations, CMS, custom logic).

It’s a high-leverage tool that compresses the design-generation step from days to minutes, so your team spends more time on the work that can’t be automated.

Related reading

• AI website redesign from any URL (workflow)
• Website redesign pricing packages
• Client intake form for redesigns
• Website redesign discovery questions
• Website redesign kickoff checklist
• For freelance web designers
• White-label web design with Revamp

Start on Pro or Business

$29/mo Pro for small agencies testing the workflow. $79/mo Business when you’re running several client redesigns simultaneously. Enterprise rollouts available for larger agency groups.