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Vet clinic group website redesign in Amsterdam: budget and timeline 2026

Mohamed Bah·Fondateur, Kolonell
October 22, 2026
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Vet clinic group website redesign in Amsterdam: budget and timeline 2026

Vet clinic group website redesign in Amsterdam: budget and timeline 2026

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The verdict in three sentences

A group of 6 veterinary clinics in Amsterdam merging its old websites into a single platform should plan for EUR 14,000 to 24,000 excl. VAT and 10 to 12 weeks of work. The real risk is not design but the SEO migration: without a page-by-page 301 redirect plan, local traffic can drop 30 to 50% for several months. Done well, the redesign delivers an expected 25% increase in online appointments thanks to unified booking and well-ranked 24/7 emergency pages.

What moves the budget from EUR 14,000 to 24,000

A multi-location site is not six brochure sites stuck together. It needs a shared architecture (group brand, services, team) and strong local pages for each clinic: address, opening hours, vets, specialties, access and parking. The range depends mainly on three factors: booking software integration, the volume of content to rewrite and the complexity of the migration.

ItemEUR 14,000 versionEUR 24,000 version
Architecture and mockupsShared template used 6 timesTemplates per page type, pet owner journeys
Clinic pages6 rich pages6 local mini-sites with team, specialties and news
Online bookingExisting software widget embeddedUnified multi-clinic module with vet selection
24/7 emergenciesSingle page with on-call numberDynamic page based on time and on-call clinic
Migration of 6 old sites301 redirects for the 60 main pagesFull mapping, 200 to 400 URLs redirected
Google Business ProfilesManual update of the 6 listingsSynchronised hours and links, monthly checks
CopywritingExisting copy editedSEO rewrite of 30 to 40 pages

The higher version is justified as soon as the old sites have search history: every lost URL is a source of appointments that disappears.

Typical 10 to 12 week schedule

PhaseDurationDeliverable
Audit of 6 sites and Google listings1 weekInventory of URLs, traffic and keywords per clinic
Architecture and journeys1.5 weeksSite map approved by group management
Mockups and approval2 weeksMobile and desktop mockups of key templates
Development and booking integration3 to 4 weeksStaging site with booking module
Content and local pages2 weeks, in parallel30 to 40 pages written and reviewed by vets
301 redirect plan and QA1 weekMapping table tested URL by URL
Launch and follow-up1 to 2 weeksSearch Console checks, 404 fixes

The usual bottleneck is content approval by the partners of the six clinics. Appointing a single group-side owner saves one to two weeks.

SEO migration, the number one risk

Each former clinic often has its own domain, with pages ranking for "vet Amsterdam Oost", "veterinary clinic De Pijp" or "emergency vet Amstelveen". The migration plan maps every old URL to its new equivalent, keeps old domains live with 301 redirects for at least 12 months and updates Google listing links on switchover day.

IndicatorUnplanned migrationPlanned migration
Traffic drop in month one30 to 50%5 to 10%
Time to recover initial traffic6 to 9 months4 to 8 weeks
404 errors after switchoverSeveral hundredFewer than 20
Online appointments at 6 monthsFlat or down+25% targeted
Google and site hours consistencyFrequent errorsSynchronised

These values are 2026 orders of magnitude seen on multi-site redesigns, to be adjusted to each domain's history.

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Dr Sanne de Vries, operations director of a group of 6 veterinary clinics in Amsterdam, currently records 1,200 online appointments per month across the clinics. She approves a redesign at EUR 19,000 excl. VAT with a unified booking module and full migration. If the 25% gain holds, the group gains 300 online appointments per month. With an average consultation of EUR 55 and assuming half of those bookings are new clients, that represents about EUR 8,250 of additional monthly revenue. Front desk staff also save nearly 50 hours per month of phone booking. The redesign pays back in under three months.

FAQ

What budget should a vet clinic group plan for a website redesign?

For 6 clinics, budget EUR 14,000 to 24,000 excl. VAT depending on booking integration and content volume. Maintenance then runs around EUR 150 to 300 per month.

How long does the project take?

Plan 10 to 12 weeks from audit to launch. Content approval by the partners is often what stretches the schedule by 1 to 2 weeks.

Should we keep the old domains?

Yes, for at least 12 months, with 301 redirects to the new pages. Dropping them too early can cost 30% of local traffic coming from external links.

Can we keep our current booking software?

In most cases yes, through a widget or an API. A unified multi-clinic module usually adds EUR 3,000 to 6,000 excl. VAT to the budget.

How should 24/7 emergencies be handled on the site?

A single emergency page shows the on-call clinic's number depending on the time. It must be one tap away from every mobile page, as over 70% of emergency searches happen on smartphones.

Let's scope your project. Tell us the number of clinics, your old domains and your booking software, and we will price a redesign between EUR 14,000 and 24,000 excl. VAT delivered in 10 to 12 weeks. Detailed quote within 48 h. WhatsApp +221 77 596 93 33.

Tags:#multi-location website redesign#veterinary clinic Amsterdam#redesign budget 2026#online appointment booking#SEO migration#multi-site website
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Mohamed Bah

Fondateur, Kolonell

Passionate about digital and entrepreneurship in Africa, Mohamed has been helping Sénégalese businesses with their digital transformation since 2020. Founder of Kolonell, he believes every SME deserves a professional and accessible online présence.