Our pricing, written out plainly

Website development cost: our starting prices in INR and USD

Most agencies hide numbers behind a contact form. We would rather you knew roughly what to budget before you write to us, because a fifteen minute call is wasted if we are ₹50,000 or US$750 apart on expectations. Below is every service we sell with the price it starts from. They are honest floors, not bait. A project at the starting price is a genuinely deliverable scope, and anything above the floor is because you asked for more pages, more features, or more content.

We are three engineers working as a freelance group, so you are not paying for an office, a sales team, or a project coordinator who forwards emails. That is the main reason our pricing sits below what a mid sized studio in India quotes for comparable work, and well below typical agency rates in the USA, UK, Canada or Australia. The tradeoff is that we take on a limited number of projects at a time, and we say no when a brief needs a bigger team than three people.

How to read the table below

Every figure is a starting price and the final cost depends on scope. The table lists each service with what it starts from, how long it usually takes, and what is included at that price. Read the sections underneath for detail on each tier, then send us your requirement and we will put a fixed number against it.

Two currencies, one price list. Clients in India pay the INR figure. Clients anywhere else pay the USD figure, which is our international price rather than a floating conversion, so a quote made in March still reads the same in May. International work is paid by bank wire, Wise or PayPal, and the scope, deliverables and two months of free maintenance are identical in both currencies.

Our services page describes the delivery side of the same list, and the contact page tells you what to include so the estimate comes back accurate the first time.

Static website from ₹10,000 (US$150)

A static website is a set of up to 100 pre-built pages with no database behind them. Home, about, one page per service, contact, a gallery, a handful of location or product pages. Because nothing is generated on request, these sites load fast, cost almost nothing to host, and are close to impossible to hack in the usual ways. At the starting price you get a mobile first design, clean and readable typography, page titles and descriptions written properly, a working contact form or click to call and click to email links, an XML sitemap, and deployment to a live domain.

This tier suits a consultant, a clinic, a coaching centre, a local contractor, a new venture testing an idea, or anyone whose customers mainly want a phone number and proof that the business is real. It is the wrong choice if you need customers to log in, if stock has to update itself, or if you plan to publish two articles a week. In those cases the next tier up is cheaper in the long run than retrofitting a static site.

299+ page SEO website from ₹20,000 (US$300)

This is the tier for businesses that want to compete in search at scale. Seven hundred or more pages gives you room for every service you sell crossed with every city, region or country you serve, plus a blog structure and the legal pages search engines expect. Pages are generated from structured data rather than copied and pasted, and each one gets its own title, description, heading structure, internal links, and schema markup, which is the difference between a website and a website that ranks. This site uses the same approach for its country and city pages.

Design to deployment means we handle the whole thing: information architecture, page design, build, SEO setup, hosting configuration, and going live on your domain. You are not handed a folder of files to figure out. For the detail on how we approach the search side of it, see our SEO services and web development pages.

AI automation from ₹40,000 (US$600) and ecommerce from ₹50,000 (US$750)

AI automation starts from ₹40,000 (US$600) and covers the workflows that quietly eat your week. A chatbot trained on your own documents that answers customer questions at midnight. A pipeline that reads incoming enquiry emails, pulls out the name, number, and requirement, and drops a clean row into your sheet or CRM. Invoice and document extraction. Report generation that used to take an afternoon. We scope these by the number of steps and the systems involved, and we start with one workflow rather than automating everything at once, because the first one teaches you what the second should look like.

Ecommerce starts from ₹50,000 (US$750). That includes a product catalogue with categories, product pages with proper markup so listings can show price and availability in search results, a cart and checkout, a payment gateway integration, order emails, and a dashboard where you manage stock without calling us. Price moves with catalogue size, whether products have variants like size and colour, and how many integrations you need for shipping, GST, VAT or sales tax invoicing, or inventory sync with an existing system.

Custom web application from ₹60,000 (US$900)

A custom web application is software, not a website. User accounts and roles, a database designed around your actual process, forms that validate properly, dashboards, permissions, and an admin side that lets you run the thing without a developer. Booking systems, internal tools that replace a shared spreadsheet, member portals, learning platforms, small SaaS products. ₹60,000 (US$900) is where a genuinely useful first version starts, and the honest answer is that most applications land above it, because the number of screens and rules is what drives the work.

We quote applications after a short discovery conversation where we write down every user type and every action each one can take. That list is the estimate. If it runs long, we split it: version one covers the actions that make the tool worth using, version two waits until version one has real users. Paying for a feature nobody ends up wanting is the most common way software budgets get burned, and phasing is the cheapest defence against it.

Monthly SEO from ₹10,000 (US$150) per month

Monthly SEO covers technical health checks, on page improvements, keyword and content planning, internal linking, schema, and a monthly report that tells you what changed and what it did to your traffic. SEO pricing varies wildly, in India and abroad, because the work is invisible until results arrive, so we keep it concrete: you get a list of what was done each month, not a vague retainer.

Budget honestly against competition. A local service business in a mid sized city can move on ₹10,000 (US$150) per month. A national ecommerce brand fighting large budgets needs more content output and more months. We will tell you which one you are before you commit, and we would rather turn down a retainer than take money for a target we cannot reach.

End to end delivery with two months of maintenance included free

This is the part of our pricing that saves clients the most money, so it gets its own section. We take projects end to end: planning, design, development, SEO setup, hosting, and deployment. One group of people owns the whole chain. You do not hire a designer, then a developer who says the design will not work, then an SEO consultant who says the site should have been built differently, then a hosting person nobody can reach. When something breaks there is no argument about whose fault it is.

After your hosting goes live, two months of maintenance are included free. That covers content updates, bug fixes, security updates, backups, and uptime and speed checks. Not a trial, not a discounted rate, not something that quietly renews into a bill. It exists because the first months after launch are when a site actually gets tested by real traffic, and because a site that goes stale in month two was never worth building. After the two months, maintenance continues from ₹8,000 (US$120) per month if you want it, and you can stop whenever you like. Either way the site is yours, on your domain and your hosting account.

What actually drives the cost up or down

Seven things move a quote, and knowing them lets you steer your own budget. Page count is the obvious one, though the tenth page costs less than the first because the design system already exists. Static versus dynamic matters more than most people expect: a page that is written once costs a fraction of a page that is generated from a database with filtering and sorting. Custom features are the biggest single lever, since anything with its own logic, its own screens, and its own edge cases is effectively a small product inside your project.

Integrations add cost in proportion to how well documented the other system is. A standard payment gateway is routine. A legacy ERP with no API is not. Content writing is the item clients most often forget to budget: if you supply the words, you save money and the site sounds like you, and if we write them, that is real hours. SEO depth ranges from correct titles and sitemaps through to keyword mapping across hundreds of pages and structured data on every template. Timeline is the last one, because compressing six weeks into two means reordering everyone else's work.

How to spend less without regretting it

• Write your own content, or give us rough drafts we can tighten
• Supply your own photos instead of buying premium stock
• Launch with the pages you need now and add the rest later
• Skip the animation you saw on a competitor's site until traffic justifies it
• Let us pick the hosting, because the cheapest workable option is usually enough
• Keep one decision maker on your side, since review rounds cost time
• Delay the custom feature until a customer asks for it twice

The most expensive websites we have seen were not expensive because of the build. They were expensive because the scope changed four times. Decide what the site is for, then hold that line through the project, and the number at the end will look like the number at the start. Our case studies show how the scoped projects ran.

Three ways to engage us

Fixed scope project is the default and suits almost everyone. We agree a written scope, a price, and a timeline. You know the total before work starts and we absorb the risk of our own estimating errors. If you ask for something outside the scope mid project, we price it separately and you decide, rather than discovering it on the final invoice. This model works because we spend real effort on the scope document up front, and that document is what protects both sides later.

Monthly retainer suits ongoing work: SEO from ₹10,000 (US$150) per month, maintenance from ₹8,000 (US$120) per month after your free two months, or a combined arrangement where we handle both the search side and the site itself. Retainers are month to month with no lock in, because a retainer that needs a contract to survive is not delivering. The third option is small hourly tasks for existing clients who need a change made this week and do not want a scoping conversation about it. We quote those in blocks so nobody is watching a meter.

Payment milestones and what is standard in every project

We split project fees into milestones tied to something you can see. A booking amount confirms the slot and covers planning and the first design work. A middle payment falls when the main build is functional and you can click through it in a preview link. The balance is due before we deploy to your live domain. Small projects often use two milestones instead of three. International clients pay the same milestones in USD by wire, Wise or PayPal. Everything is written down before the first payment, and our refund policy and terms explain how cancellations and revisions are handled.

Standard in every project, at no extra cost: responsive design that works on the phones your customers actually use, page speed work, correct heading structure and semantic HTML, title tags and meta descriptions written per page, an XML sitemap and robots file, structured data where it applies, basic accessibility so screen readers and keyboards work, Google Analytics and Search Console setup, an SSL certificate, form spam protection, deployment to your live domain, and a short handover walkthrough so you can update your own content. Then two months of maintenance, free.

What sits outside our fee

Some costs are not ours to charge. Domain registration is usually ₹800 to ₹1,500 a year in India, or roughly US$10 to US$20 a year for a .com. Hosting for a static or small dynamic site runs from free tiers up to a few hundred rupees or a few dollars a month, and a busy ecommerce store or application needs more. Paid third party tools such as a premium plugin, an email sending service, or an AI API are billed on usage. Premium stock photos, video, or licensed fonts are optional and only bought if you want them. Advertising budget for Google or Meta goes straight to the platform.

We keep all of these in your name and your accounts. You own the domain, the hosting login, and every credential. If you ever want to work with someone else, you take the whole thing with you and nothing is held hostage. That is not a courtesy, it is how it should work everywhere.

How long each tier takes

A static website is typically one to two weeks from the day content is ready. A 299+ page SEO website usually runs three to five weeks, with the content and approval rounds being the variable rather than the build. AI automation depends entirely on the workflow, though a single well defined automation often lands inside two weeks. Ecommerce is commonly four to eight weeks, and most of the extra time goes into product data, images, and gateway testing rather than the design. Custom applications start at six weeks and grow with the feature list.

The single biggest cause of delay is content. Photos, service descriptions, staff names, pricing you want shown, terms you need included. Projects where the client sends everything in week one finish early. Projects where content dribbles in over a month finish late, and no amount of developer speed fixes that. We give you a simple content checklist at the start so nothing is a surprise. If you would rather we wrote it all, say so during scoping and we will price it in.

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