Website refresh
Revvd Up rebuilds B2B marketing sites to be secure by design, easy for Google and AI tools to read, and written in your customers' words. We start with what the site has to do for the business, then build it, then keep it growing with monthly content and security scans.
Before they ever talk to you
Many leaders underestimate how much research a buyer does alone. By the time someone books a call, they have often read your site, compared you to others and formed an opinion. That makes the first question not "what should it look like" but "what is the site for."
Gartner figures: a survey of 632 B2B buyers (August to September 2024), published June 25, 2025. Challenger Inc. does not state the study or year behind its 57% figure.
So we settle the goal first. Is this a credibility site for people who already know you? A place that educates buyers and moves them along your marketing and sales funnel? Or a lead generation engine? Each one is built differently.
Why now
WordPress itself is not the main problem. The plugin stack around it is, and every plugin is code someone has to patch faster than an attacker finds the flaw.
Source: Patchstack, State of WordPress Security in 2026. Read October 27, 2026.
This is why Revvd Up left WordPress itself. After the site was compromised again, we rebuilt it as plain HTML with nothing to log into. Read what happened.
What you get
Remove what attackers go after.
Be the answer, in Google and in AI.
Sound like the people you sell to.
How it works
Discovery comes before design, because a site built before the goal is clear is a site built twice.
A credibility page, a place that educates buyers and moves them through your funnel, or a lead engine. The goal decides what gets built.
How you make money, who buys, why they buy and where deals stall. The same discovery work that starts every Revvd Up engagement.
Your customers' words, from interviews, calls, reviews and emails, become the baseline for how the business is presented.
Logo, colors, fonts and any guidelines you have. We keep what works and tighten what doesn't.
Content exported from your current site, rebuilt as fast plain HTML, with redirects for every old address.
Monthly SEO and AEO blog posts, recurring security scans, hosting and tool maintenance.
Pricing
Prices start here and depend on the size of the site and how much you want published and scanned. Final scope and price are set on a free discovery call.
From $5,000 one-time
Best for: Marketing sites of up to about 10 pages plus a blog, with content that can be exported. WordPress is the most common starting point.
From $500/month
Best for: Everyone who wants the site to keep working after launch. Price depends on the number of blog posts and security scans each month.
Proof
On October 27, 2026, revvdup.xyz moved from a compromised WordPress site to a static one, with every old post kept at its address.
Read the full storyFAQ
A website refresh rebuilds your marketing site around a business goal: security, visibility in Google and AI search, and copy that speaks in your customers' words. It starts with discovery, not a template, and it is followed by monthly content and security maintenance.
That is the first question we answer together. A site can be a credibility page, a place that educates buyers and moves them toward a sales conversation, or a lead engine. Many founders assume it is the second or third without having built it that way, so the goal is set on day one.
Challenger Inc. says buyers are on average 57% of the way through the buying process before they approach a seller, and Gartner's 2025 survey found 61% of B2B buyers prefer a rep-free buying experience. Your website is where much of that research happens, so it works as your first salesperson.
It removes most of the attack surface. A static site has no plugins, no PHP, no admin login and no content database, and Patchstack found 91% of the 11,334 new WordPress vulnerabilities in 2025 were in plugins. It is not invincible: what remains is small, such as your hosting and code accounts and any form handler, and that is what the recurring scans watch.
The move is designed to protect them. Every old URL gets a permanent redirect, which is how all 24 blog posts on revvdup.xyz kept their original addresses. No one can guarantee rankings, but a clean migration avoids the dead links and lost history that hurt them.
Marketing sites of up to about 10 pages plus a blog, with content that can be exported. WordPress is the most common starting point. E-commerce and complex web apps are not a fit, and an app should live separately on a subdomain.
The refresh starts at $5,000 one-time, and the monthly plan for blog writing, recurring security scans, hosting and tool maintenance starts at $500 a month. The monthly price depends on how many posts and scans you need each month. Final scope and price are set on a free discovery call.
It is the practice of collecting your customers' own words, from interviews, sales calls, reviews and emails, and using them to decide what your site says. It keeps the copy on what buyers care about and prevents a site that sounds nothing like your sales team.
Bring your current site. You'll leave the call knowing what it should be doing for the business, and what it would take to get there.
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