Growth website build: from page delivery to lead system
Legacy sites slow growth not because they look old—but because messaging, structure, technical SEO, content conversion, and maintenance never became a system. Seatevo assesses whether legacy assets are worth keeping before optimize, migrate, or rebuild.
3 tiers
Website plans
¥9,600
Starting price
Upgrade
Pay the difference
- Multiple tech routes
- Clear source and access ownership
- Core pages you can iterate
- SEO and tracking built in
- Ongoing maintenance after launch
The biggest legacy site problem is blocking future growth moves
When pages, content, speed, tracking, and access are all capped by the old stack, the site stops being an asset and becomes drag.
Weak page messaging
Restructure brand, product, scenarios, and conversion paths so buyers instantly see what you solve.
Template-stitched design
Brand-aligned page components—WordPress for flexibility or fully custom development.
Weak technical SEO and speed
Structured data, performance, mobile experience, sitemap, and monitoring configured at launch.
Nothing you can change
Sections, pages, forms, content, and features stay editable—not locked by dead templates or agency code.
Unclear legacy asset boundaries
Inventory permissions, source, content, URLs, and tracking—decide what to keep vs. what requires rebuild.
Slow response, high change cost
Clear delivery logic and fast iteration so every small change is not a new project cycle.
Legacy takeover: assess control first, then fix or rebuild
Many teams stall not from lack of intent—but because permissions, source, templates, URLs, and tracking constrain each other. We assess control before optimize, migrate, or rebuild.
Discuss legacy takeoverStabilize first
Confirm domain, DNS, admin, source, server, forms, and GSC access so control does not stay scattered.
Surface the blockers
Audit template lock-in, plugin bloat, mobile issues, speed, URL chaos, duplicate content, broken forms, and missing tracking.
Preserve valuable assets
Legacy URLs, blogs, images, cases, and search performance are inventoried—not discarded blindly.
Fix when viable; rebuild when not
With full source and deploy access, optimize in place. When the foundation caps growth, we explain why rebuild saves cost.
Three website tiers for different growth stages
Choose by business maturity, page complexity, and content base—upgrade later without locking early budget upfront.
FAST LAUNCH
Fast Launch
From ¥9,600
Fast and functional—get live first
New business, new product, limited budget, but must launch soon.
Annual maintenance ¥5,000/year after delivery
Post-launch maintenance: site edits, product updates, content optimization—fast response, unlimited revisions within scope.
BRAND GROWTH
Brand Growth
From ¥29,600
Visuals, messaging, and structure above average
Validated business ready for a site that earns inquiries and supports content growth.
Annual maintenance ¥10,000/year after delivery
Post-launch maintenance: site edits, product updates, content optimization—fast response, unlimited revisions within scope.
CATEGORY LEADER
Category Leader
From ¥59,600
Rebuild to category-leader standard
High-ticket, competitive industries needing brand trust and search assets together.
Annual maintenance ¥20,000/year after delivery
Post-launch maintenance: site edits, product updates, content optimization—fast response, unlimited revisions within scope.
Choose stack by how you will operate the site
Tech serves operations: content teams need maintainability, complex businesses need freedom, optimizable legacy sites need not be torn down.
Custom WordPress
Long-term blogging, content growth, and in-house page maintenance.
Fully custom development
High visual bar, complex interactions, peak performance, or special workflows.
Optimize existing code
Full source and deploy access—rebuild pages, performance, and SEO foundations only.
From planning to launch—conversion and growth base in sync
Website build plans messaging, conversion paths, technical SEO, performance, and tracking together—less rework after launch.
01
Assess current state
02
Define strategy
03
Page copy
04
Visual design
05
Build
06
Launch review
Growth website delivery is a buying-path system, not just pages
Hero, product, case study, FAQ, and inquiry CTA blocks are built as reusable components your team can extend over time.
Hero decision zone
Value proposition, target buyer, proof points, and primary CTA above the fold.
Product / service zone
Organized around buyer questions: use cases, specs, delivery scope, and objections.
Case study trust zone
Customer stories framed with original problem, key actions, signals, and outcome metrics.
Inquiry action zone
Forms, contact paths, downloads, and next steps aligned to procurement stage.
Growth blockers to fix during website build
Fix what affects buyer understanding, trust, and form conversion first—then expand content and features.
Unclear hero value proposition
Rewrite H1 and hero copy so buyers quickly see who you serve and what you solve.
Missing clear CTA and contact paths
Add inquiry, quote, or booking entry points in hero, after key proof, and at page end.
Weak site structure and SEO base
Restructure IA, internal links, speed, and technical SEO foundations.
Talk with the Seatevo team
Not sure which tier? Start with a website assessment
Share your website and industry. Seatevo responds within 48 hours with a stage assessment and the top 1-2 priorities to fix first.