Keep your site or rebuild? A plain comparison
Both plans deliver the same product features: SEO audits, content, pipeline, photo upload. The difference is whether your current site is worth saving. Here's how to decide.
Keep Your Site makes sense when
Your current site loads in under 3 seconds on mobile. Your URL structure is sensible. You've invested in SEO that already works. Your content is decent but stale. You have existing pages that rank and you don't want to risk them. Our work here is monthly improvement to what already exists: schema, content, pipeline, and audits.
Rebuild makes sense when
Your site loads in 4+ seconds. You're on a plugin-bloated WordPress install or a drag-and-drop builder that looks dated. Mobile experience is poor. Google Search Console shows declining impressions over the last 12 months. You're about to spend a weekend patching it. That weekend is better spent with the dogs. A rebuild on our stack replaces the foundation entirely.
The honest answer from the audit
The free audit tells you which path fits. We look at page speed, mobile experience, current SEO performance, existing schema, and buyer-pipeline capacity. We make a recommendation based on your site, not our revenue. If you're better off keeping your site, that's what we'll tell you.
Bottom line
Most breeders who come to us end up on Path A (Keep Your Site) when their existing site is solid but neglected. Most end up on Path B (Rebuild) when they're on WordPress older than 3 years or a builder like Wix or GoDaddy. The audit sorts this out in 48 hours, no commitment.