Can I keep my current domain name if I redesign?

Yes. Your domain is separate from your website. We'll build the new site and point your existing domain to it once everything's ready. No downtime, no confusion for your clients.

How does the quote request form work on the new site?

We build a short form — name, contact info, type of coverage, and maybe one or two relevant details. When someone submits it, you get an email immediately. No third-party tools required, no monthly software fees for the form itself.

Will the new site work with my insurance carrier's branding guidelines?

If your carrier requires specific logos, colors, or disclaimers on your site, we can work within those guidelines. Just share whatever requirements they've given you and we'll build around them.

What if I only write a few types of coverage — is a full site still worth it?

Even if you focus on auto and home, a properly built site with clear coverage pages, a quote form, and good SEO structure will outperform a generic template. The site scales to what you offer, not the other way around.

Do I need to provide all the content myself?

We'll need the basics from you — what you offer, what makes your agency different, any testimonials you have. But we handle the writing, structure, and layout. You don't need to show up with a finished draft.

Website Redesign · Chandler, TX

Website Redesign for Insurance Agents in Chandler

A family walks into your office on Main Street because their neighbor told them about you. They already trust you before they sit down. But when someone finds you online first, your website is doing the talking — and if it's outdated, that conversation ends before it starts.

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The Problem Is Usually Obvious Once You Know Where to Look

Most insurance agency websites were built on a platform that made sense at the time. They had your logo, your phone number, a list of coverage types, maybe a stock headshot. And for a while, that was fine. But the way people shop for insurance has changed. They want to request a quote from their couch at 9 PM. They want to see what you actually cover — auto, home, life, commercial — without clicking through five pages. They want to book an appointment without picking up the phone. If your site doesn't do those things, it's not a website problem. It's a business problem.

What a Redesign Actually Looks Like for an Insurance Agent

We build from scratch. No templates, no website builders, no platforms that hold your site hostage. You get code you own, hosted independently, that you can take with you if you ever want to.

For an insurance agency in a town like Chandler, the site needs to do a few specific things well. Coverage pages that are clear and organized — auto, homeowners, life, renters, whatever lines you write. A quote request form that's short enough that people actually fill it out. Real testimonials from clients who saved money or got better coverage through you. And contact info that's impossible to miss, with a way to schedule an appointment online.

The design is mobile-first because a large share of your visitors are on phones. Pages load fast because slow sites get abandoned. And the whole thing is built with proper SEO structure so that when someone in Henderson County searches for insurance, you have a real shot at showing up.

Pricing, Timeline, and What You're Getting

A full website redesign for an insurance agency starts at $1,500 and typically takes about a week. That covers custom design, mobile-first build, quote request forms, coverage pages, testimonials section, and basic on-page SEO structure. You own the code outright.

If you want to go further — proper local SEO targeting Chandler and the surrounding Henderson County area, Google Business Profile work, and content structured to rank for insurance-related searches — that's our Website+SEO package starting at $3,500, built out over one to two weeks. For ongoing visibility, SEO and ad management starts at $750 a month.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That keeps your site fast, secure, and updated.

We're in Tyler, about 25 minutes up the road. Chandler's a small town with a tight community, and word travels. If someone mentions your agency and the other person goes to check your website, that site should hold up its end. It should look current, load quickly, and make it easy to get a quote or book a meeting. That's the bar. A redesign gets you there.

If your current site was built on Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, or some agency portal your carrier provided — it's probably not doing what you need it to do anymore. That's not a knock on those tools. They just weren't built for what insurance shoppers expect now.