Website Development
Fast, accessible websites that convert.
Marketing sites, e-commerce and booking platforms built on Next.js.
Websites that earn their keep
Most agency websites are brochures with a contact form bolted on. We build the other kind: sites that load fast on an average Indian phone connection, rank for what your customers actually search, and turn visitors into enquiries you can measure.
Every build starts from the same question — what is this site supposed to do? A clinic taking bookings, a manufacturer generating export leads, and a D2C brand selling stock have almost nothing in common beyond both needing "a website". The scope, the stack and the price follow from that answer, not from a package tier.
What you get
A site you own outright. The source code is yours on delivery, hosted wherever you like. No proprietary page builder, no licence that expires, no agency holding your domain hostage. If you part ways with us, you keep everything.
Built on Next.js. Server-rendered React, which means pages arrive as HTML rather than as a JavaScript bundle a phone has to execute before anything appears. That is the difference between a site Google indexes properly and one it struggles with.
Core Web Vitals as a requirement, not an afterthought. Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5 seconds, no layout shift, interaction latency inside Google's threshold — measured on a mid-range Android phone on 4G, not on a MacBook on office wifi.
Accessibility built in. Semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, real focus states, and contrast that passes WCAG AA. Roughly one in five people has some access need; building for them is also what makes a site legible to search engines.
A CMS you will actually use. Editing your own copy, publishing a post or swapping a photo should not require a developer or a support ticket. You get an admin panel scoped to what you need to change, and nothing you do in it can break the layout.
Analytics that respect consent. Configured properly, with a cookie banner that only appears if you are actually running analytics — and that stops loading trackers until someone agrees.
How long it takes
A typical build runs about 45 days from signed agreement to launch, though the configurator will give you a date based on your actual scope rather than an average. That covers discovery, design, build, your review rounds, content loading, and the pre-launch checks.
Express delivery is available on most projects and shortens the timeline by compressing the review cycles — it costs more because it means dedicating people rather than scheduling them.
What it costs
From ₹35,000. That is a real starting figure for a small, well-built marketing site, not a hook. A larger site with e-commerce, multiple languages or complex integrations costs more, and the configurator will tell you how much before you speak to anybody.
The price is fixed when you accept the agreement. If we underestimated, that is our problem, not an invoice you did not expect. If your scope changes mid-build, you get a change order to approve or decline — priced, in writing, before any work starts on it.
Who this is for
Businesses that have outgrown a template and need a site built around how they actually sell. Companies replacing something slow, unmaintainable, or built by someone who has since disappeared. Founders who want the thing built properly once rather than cheaply three times.
Who it is not for: if you need a single-page site up by Friday for ₹8,000, we are the wrong choice and will say so rather than take the work.
Getting started
Use the configurator to price your build. It walks through the decisions that actually move the number — how many pages, whether you are selling online, what needs integrating — and gives you a real figure with a delivery date attached. No email gate, no call required.
What the configurator asks
6 short steps. You can change any answer before you commit.
- 1
What kind of website do you need?
This sets the foundation and the base price.
- 2
Which features should we build?
Pick only what you need — you can add more later.
- 3
How custom should the design be?
- 4
How many pages?
Five pages are included; extra pages are priced per page.
- 5
Hosting, SEO and maintenance
- 6
When do you need it live?