For old sites you cannot edit

Your old site,
finally editable.

We rebuild it from your content, keep the old one live until you approve it, then move the domain. No builder. No starting over.

No DNS changes. No credit card. We only look at the public page.

Two ways to rescue it

Keep the content. Choose how close to stay.

Refresh

We port the copy, services, projects, and imagery into a current Luminous design. A new look, a fast launch, and a site you can edit.

  • Best when the old design is dated
  • Fastest path
  • Lower cost

Not sure which? The free audit tells us. The preview shows you.

How it works

Four steps. Your domain stays put until the end.

  1. 01

    Audit

    Send the URL. We check the page, the platform, and the obvious leaks.

  2. 02

    Preview

    We rebuild the homepage and send a private, noindex link. Nothing is public.

  3. 03

    Claim

    You approve the preview and pick Refresh or Rebuild. We finish the pages and connect the forms.

  4. 04

    Move

    We cut over the web DNS, keep email untouched, redirect old URLs, and hand you the CMS.

A good fit

You have a site. You just can’t work on it.

Questions

Before you send the URL.

Do you change my DNS right away?

No. The preview lives on a private Luminous link. We only touch web DNS after you approve and pay. Email and MX records stay where they are.

Will it look exactly like my old site?

Refresh is a new look with your content. Rebuild is a custom template that gets much closer to the original design. We tell you which one the site needs in the preview.

Can I edit it myself?

Yes. You edit text, images, services, projects, and contact details in the CMS. You do not edit the layout or need a builder.

What does the free audit include?

The page title, description, mobile readiness, platform, forms, headings, and the first three things we would fix. It is a public-page check, not a full SEO audit.

Who owns the content and images?

You do. We only use what you have permission to use. If an image or font is licensed to someone else, we replace it or ask you to supply the asset.