Starting at
$750
Conversion tune-up
For a usable site that needs a clearer offer, stronger calls to action, and less friction on phones.
Website Rescue by Takadra LLC
Practical website repair and redesign for service businesses. Start with a free, specific check of the site customers see today—then decide whether any work is worth doing.
Operated through Takadra LLC by Donald Aldarelli, an Orlando service-business owner. Remote projects are welcome.
Clear starting points
These are starting prices, not automatic quotes. Every project gets a written scope before payment.
Starting at
$750
For a usable site that needs a clearer offer, stronger calls to action, and less friction on phones.
Starting at
$1,100
For one focused service, with the message, proof, contact path, and mobile layout working together.
Starting at
$1,900
For an established service business that needs clearer pages, navigation, and a consistent customer journey.
Starting at
$2,900
For a business that needs the website, lead intake, response workflow, and handoff planned as one system.
Ongoing
$149/month
For agreed routine updates and site care after the coverage and start date are confirmed in writing.
Not sure which fits?
You do not have to choose a package before we see the actual problem.
Exact scope, schedule, client-supplied materials, and third-party costs are agreed in writing before payment. Hosting, domains, paid software, stock assets, and outside services are not assumed to be included.
Simple process
Send the public website. You receive three specific issues we can verify, without granting account access.
We agree on the work, schedule, materials you will supply, and any third-party costs before payment.
The approved work is completed, checked on mobile and desktop, and handed back with clear next steps.
A focused repair or rebuild based on problems visible on the real site, followed by a written scope that says what will be changed and what it will cost.
It is not a promise of revenue, search rankings, leads, or a mystery subscription. Work, access, outside costs, and ongoing care are discussed before they begin.
No. The first check uses only the public website. If private access is later needed for approved work, the exact access required is stated first.
No. They are starting prices. The exact price follows a review and written scope, so you can decide with the real work in front of you.
The schedule is agreed in writing after the scope, access, and client-supplied materials are known. A deadline is never invented before that review.
Yes. Website work can be handled remotely. Local laws, taxes, industry rules, and third-party service availability remain the customer's responsibility unless a written scope says otherwise.
Email the public website and the service you most want customers to choose. The first response will focus on three visible issues—not a sales pitch disguised as an audit.