Aurangabad, Bihar: a GT Road district town between Gaya and the Son
This page is about Aurangabad in Bihar, not the Maharashtra city of the same name, which has its own page. Aurangabad, Bihar lies on the Grand Trunk Road, now NH19, where it meets NH139, on the plain of the Adri river with the Son about 26 km to the west. It became a separate district in 1973, when it was carved out of Gaya, and it falls in the Magadh division.
The district is mostly agricultural, with rice, wheat, gram, lentils and rapeseed on its fields, helped by the Sone canal system. It also has heavy industry that most people outside Bihar do not associate with it: the Nabinagar super thermal power project run by NTPC and cement production by Shree Cement. The town itself is a service centre for the whole district, with its courts, schools, hospitals, coaching centres, banks and wholesale shops.
Businesses here serve two groups at once. One is local families, who speak Magahi at home and search in Hindi. The other is outsiders connected with the plants, highway and government offices, who search in English and need clear directions. A useful website speaks plainly to both.
What a website costs in Aurangabad, Bihar
Website prices in Aurangabad vary from a few thousand rupees offered by a local cyber café or computer centre to large quotes from agencies in Patna, Ranchi or Kolkata. A cheap site often stays on the developer's account; an expensive one may include services a district business never uses.
Our starting prices are on the pricing page. A static website of up to 100 pages starts from ₹10,000 and takes one to two weeks. A search-focused website of 700 or more pages, with a page for each service, course, product or block, starts from ₹20,000 and takes three to five weeks. WhatsApp and AI automation starts at ₹40,000, an online store at ₹50,000 and custom software, such as a contractor's billing system, at ₹60,000. Monthly SEO starts from ₹10,000.
Whatever you choose, ask who will own the domain, whether you will get the hosting login, whether basic SEO is included, and how much changes will cost after launch. We answer all of these in writing in the quote.
- From ₹10,000: up to 100 pages with mobile layout, map, WhatsApp button and enquiry form.
- From ₹20,000: 299+ pages for schools, hospitals, contractors and dealers who serve many blocks.
- From ₹50,000: online store with UPI and card payments for carpets, sweets or packed products.
- From ₹60,000: custom tools with logins, such as labour registers, material ledgers and fee systems.
Contractors, suppliers and service firms around the power plants
The Nabinagar power project and the cement plant have created a steady market for local contractors: civil work, electrical and mechanical maintenance, labour supply, transport, scaffolding, hardware, canteens, guest houses and vehicle hire. Many of these firms are run by people from the district who have built up experience over years.
When a large company or its main contractor looks for local vendors, someone in the purchase or project office often searches online first. A contractor with a clear website listing services, equipment, manpower strength, safety practices, registrations such as GST and labour licences, and completed work with photographs, looks far more credible than one with only a phone number. We are careful not to suggest any empanelment or relationship with NTPC or any other company that you cannot show on paper.
Behind the scenes, contractors struggle with scattered records of labour attendance, wages, materials, machine hours and running bills. A simple web tool where supervisors enter data from a phone and the owner sees totals at night saves money and disputes. These tools start from ₹60,000; a profile website starts from ₹10,000.
Obra carpets and daris: taking a Mughal-era craft online
Obra block, on the bank of the Punpun, has been a centre of carpet weaving since the Mughal period, and weavers there still make carpets and daris by hand. A producer company for carpet and dari makers was registered in 2024, a sign that weavers are trying to sell together rather than only through middlemen.
The internet suits this craft well, because buyers of hand-woven carpets care about how a piece was made and who made it. A good catalogue shows each design with size, material, knot or weave type, colours and close-up photos taken in natural light, plus a short, true account of the weaving process. Buyers in Indian cities can order through a UPI store, while larger buyers, such as hotels or retailers, can send enquiries for custom sizes and bulk orders.
We keep product descriptions accurate and avoid claims we cannot back up, such as exaggerated knot counts or invented history. A catalogue website starts from ₹10,000, and a full store with shipping settings from ₹50,000. For a producer group, a shared order register that tracks each weaver's pieces and payments can be built as a custom tool.
Deo Sun Temple, Umga and pilgrim businesses
Deo, about 10 km from the town, has the famous Sun temple, a tall stone structure traditionally linked to a Chandravanshi king of Umga. It draws very large crowds, especially at Chhath. Umga, about 24 km to the east, has an old hill temple of a similar style. Both bring pilgrims from across Bihar and beyond.
Pilgrims plan around specific festival dates and need practical information: where to stay, eat and park, how to reach from GT Road or the nearest station, and which shops sell puja items. Guest houses, dharamshalas, restaurants, sweet shops and taxi operators near Deo and in Aurangabad town can reach them with a simple Hindi page and a correct Google listing.
We write factual pages with timings, directions and nearby facilities, and avoid inventing legends or history. Where tradition and recorded history differ, the page says so. A visitor-facing site for a guest house or restaurant starts from ₹10,000.
Schools, colleges and coaching centres
Education is a big part of town life. Sachchidananda Sinha College, set up in 1943 and located on Poiwan Road, and Anugrah Narayan Sinha Memorial College are well-known institutions, and the town has many private schools and coaching centres preparing students for board exams, competitive exams and government jobs, with more in Daudnagar and the block towns.
Parents and students now compare options online. A school website should state the board, classes, admission process, fee range if you share it, transport routes and facilities. A coaching centre should list courses, batches, teachers and timings, and show only results it can document. We do not publish invented toppers or guaranteed selections.
Admission and enquiry forms go straight to the office WhatsApp and to a shared list, so no enquiry is missed during peak months. An installable web app can carry notices and fee reminders to parents without paper circulars. A school or coaching website starts from ₹10,000, and a detailed course site from ₹20,000.
Local search in Hindi, Magahi-flavoured Hinglish and English
People in Aurangabad speak Magahi at home but mostly search in Hindi or Hinglish: “Aurangabad Bihar me bachcha doctor”, “Jasoiya More ke paas coaching”, “Daudnagar me hardware shop”. Visitors and plant staff search in English. There is also a naming problem: search engines can confuse this Aurangabad with the much larger city in Maharashtra, so a Bihar business must state its district and state clearly.
Our local SEO work starts with your Google Business Profile: the correct category, an exact pin in your locality, such as Ramabandh, Nawadih Road or GT Road, opening hours, photos and a routine for genuine reviews. We make sure your name, address and phone match across Justdial, IndiaMART and other directories, with “Aurangabad, Bihar” and the PIN code written consistently.
We never promise first position on Google. In a district town, though, many categories have only a few complete listings, so careful work can bring calls within weeks. Monthly SEO starts from ₹10,000, with a short report in Hindi or English.
- “Aurangabad, Bihar” and the PIN code written the same way everywhere
- Separate profiles for branches in Daudnagar, Nabinagar or Rafiganj
- Hindi pages for local families and English pages for outside buyers
- Locality names such as Jasoiya More and Ramabandh used naturally
- A monthly call and a one-page progress report
WhatsApp and AI automation for local offices
A school office in admission season, a clinic taking bookings for a visiting specialist, or a hardware dealer supplying site contractors can each receive more WhatsApp messages than one person can handle. Most of them are the same few questions asked again and again.
We automate the repetitive part using information you approve. A school bot can send the fee structure, admission dates and form link. A clinic bot can collect the patient's name, doctor and preferred time, then pass it to reception. A dealer bot can share stock and delivery information and collect site addresses. Replies go out in Hindi or Hinglish, matching the customer, and anything unusual goes to a person with the full chat attached.
Automation starts from ₹40,000. Money, credit and medical or legal decisions always stay with people. If your volume is small, WhatsApp Business quick replies may be enough, and we will tell you so.
Daudnagar, Nabinagar, Rafiganj and the block towns
Aurangabad district has two subdivisions. Daudnagar, the second subdivision headquarters, is an old town on the eastern bank of the Son with a historic fort, and it serves Obra, Goh and Haspura. The Aurangabad subdivision includes Nabinagar, home to the power project, as well as Barun, Kutumba, Madanpur, Deo and Rafiganj. Each of these towns has its own market, schools, clinics and dealers.
A business in these towns should be found by its own town name. A hospital in Daudnagar or a hardware shop in Nabinagar gets more relevant calls from a page titled with its town than from one that only says Aurangabad. We set up separate map profiles for each branch and write short town pages with directions from landmarks people really use.
Farming in the southern blocks has also seen new crops, such as strawberries, and Deo block's Magahi paan carries a GI tag. Growers and traders who sell beyond the district can use a simple website with product details, seasons and a WhatsApp order button to reach buyers directly.
Magahi paan is a good example. The leaf is grown by Chaurasia families in Deo block villages and is sold mostly through traders in bigger markets, where buyers rarely learn where it came from. A short page explaining the GI status, the growing season, how leaves are graded and packed, and how quickly a consignment can reach Varanasi, Patna or Kolkata gives a grower something to send to new buyers instead of a string of voice notes. It also helps the district's name travel with the product.
Clinics, hospitals and shops in town
Patients travel into Aurangabad from all ten blocks for doctors, nursing homes, diagnostic labs and pharmacies, and for serious cases many go on to Gaya or Patna. They search by speciality and town, often late at night, and call whichever number appears first with good reviews.
A medical website must be accurate and calm: doctor names, qualifications and OPD days, services and tests offered, emergency availability if any, and directions from GT Road or Jasoiya More. We do not write claims about cures or success rates, and we do not use patient photos without written consent. For shops, the essentials are product categories, timings, map, WhatsApp button and a few real photos of the counter.
Appointment requests can go straight to reception on WhatsApp, and labs can share reports through secure links. Most clinic and shop websites fit within the ₹10,000 starting range; larger hospitals with several departments usually need the ₹20,000 SEO range.
Working with a remote team from Aurangabad, Bihar
We do not have an office in Aurangabad, Gaya, Patna or anywhere in Bihar, and we will not put a borrowed address on a map. We are three engineers working remotely for clients across India, and not paying rent or a sales staff is why our starting prices stay low.
You reach us on WhatsApp or through the contact page. We call to understand your business, then send a page plan, timeline and itemised quote, usually within two working days. After approval you receive a private preview link to check on your phone and share with family or partners. Changes are requested on WhatsApp, and small ones are often done the same day. Many clients have relatives working in Delhi, Kolkata or abroad who help review the site, and we are happy to include them on calls.
One of us builds the websites and web applications. Another of us handles AI, machine learning, AWS and data. The third of us manages projects and works on automation and data science. You talk to them directly, seven days a week, on Indian time.
Ownership, handover and ongoing upkeep
The most common website problem we see in district towns is a domain registered under the developer's personal account. When that person moves on, the business loses its website and every link printed on its visiting cards and signboards. We avoid this by registering the domain and hosting in your name from the first day, and at launch handing over every login, the full source code and a short note on the setup.
For two months after launch, maintenance is free. That covers text and price updates, security and software updates, backups, bug fixes and speed checks. Admission months, Chhath and wedding season all bring changes to timings and offers, and during this period we make them without charge.
After that, maintenance continues from ₹8,000 a month if you want it, or you can message us when something needs changing and pay only for that work. You can move to any other developer at any time without an exit fee.