Up to five pages
Agreed with you before work starts and written into the scope. Typically home, services, about, a proof page and contact.
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Business website launchMost small-business websites fail in one of two ways: nobody can update them without calling the person who built them, or they look fine on a laptop and fall apart on a phone. This is a bounded build that avoids both — five pages, your brand, working on the devices your buyers actually use, handed over with the keys.
From ₹49,000 for the scope below.
Agreed with you before work starts and written into the scope. Typically home, services, about, a proof page and contact.
Your existing identity, applied properly. If you have no brand assets we will say so before quoting rather than inventing one.
Tested at real phone widths, not assumed. This is the single most common defect we find on existing sites.
Validated, spam-protected, and tested end to end so a submission reaches a person. A form that silently fails is worse than none.
Titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, sitemap, structured data and clean redirects. The groundwork, not a ranking promise.
Live on your hosting, with documentation and the credentials in your own accounts. You can leave us at any point.
About the price. The figure above buys the scope listed, at that price, with the exclusions stated. Anything outside it is quoted after discovery rather than estimated in advance — which is how we price everything else, and why there is no rate card on the pricing page. Taxes are shown separately. Third-party costs such as hosting, licences and API fees are billed at cost or paid on your own accounts.
Stated here rather than discovered at invoice time.
Billed at cost or paid directly on your own accounts.
We build to content you supply. If writing it is the blocker, say so and we will quote for it separately.
Licences are yours and billed at cost.
Payment gateways, CRM sync, booking systems and portals are separate work with their own scope.
Available as a maintenance arrangement after handover, quoted on what you actually need.
A storefront is a different build with inventory, checkout and reconciliation behind it.
We agree the five pages, what goes on each, and who supplies the content. This is written down and becomes the contract.
Laid out with your actual words and images, not placeholder text. Approved before any build starts.
Built, then checked on real phone widths and with the form actually submitting. You get a running environment to look at throughout.
Live on your hosting, with a short written guide and your credentials. A defect-correction window follows go-live.
Then this package is the wrong shape and we will say so. Additional pages are quoted per page, or the whole thing moves to a scoped build if the site is genuinely larger. We would rather tell you at the enquiry stage than halfway through.
We can start the scope and design, but a build with no content stalls — it is the most common reason a website project runs for months. Tell us at the start and we will either quote for the writing or sequence the work so the blocker is visible.
We build the technical groundwork correctly — titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap, speed, mobile. Nobody can honestly promise a ranking, and anyone who does is selling you something else. Ongoing search work is a separate arrangement.
You do, on final payment, along with the code and documentation. Credentials sit in your own accounts throughout, not ours.
Yes. We invoice in Indian rupees and will set out the payment route and any conversion cost before you commit, so there are no surprises on either side.
A defect-correction window is included. Beyond that, ongoing updates and monitoring are a maintenance arrangement, priced on what you actually need rather than assumed.
The more specific you are, the more useful our first reply will be. We answer within one working day.
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We work with clients overseas and invoice in Indian rupees. Ask and we will set out the payment route before you commit.