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Plans run from ₹49,999 for Basic to ₹3,49,999 for Advanced, with a single landing page at ₹10,000 and a five-page static site at ₹30,000. Anything larger is quoted from the brief rather than picked off the sheet. Those are India-market starting figures and they exclude GST, cloud usage, domain and app-store fees, paid APIs, and third-party licences, which are listed separately on the pricing page. A number that quietly excludes four recurring costs is not a price.

A focused site takes two to three weeks. A multipage B2B system takes four to eight. Application interface work starts at eight weeks and is scoped in phases. The largest variable is never the build. It is how quickly decisions and content come back.

Full sites. We structure around crawlable pages, deliberate internal linking, metadata, a sitemap, and a conversion path per buyer type. A single landing page is usually the wrong tool for B2B: it gives a buyer nowhere to go once they are interested.

Yes. CRM, HRMS, ERP, POS, inventory, accounting, project management, customer support, logistics, healthcare, education, franchise management, and e-commerce systems are all built to order. They are quoted rather than priced from a plan, because the difference between two CRM projects is never the CRM. It is the four integrations around it, and those are what decide the timeline.

Yes. We are based in Hyderabad and most work is delivered remotely, which in practice means a staging URL updated weekly and a written change list rather than a standing status call. Being on IST puts us inside the working day for clients in India, the Gulf, and most of Europe, and at the edge of it for the UK. For teams in and around Hyderabad we will come to you for the two sessions that genuinely benefit from a room: the first requirements pass, and sign-off before launch.

Yes, and we scope it as its own piece of work rather than folding it into a build. Migrations are where a fixed price quietly stops being fixed: the content audit, the redirect map, and the things only the old developer knew are all discovered mid-project when they are not scoped up front. Expect us to ask for access to the current hosting and analytics before quoting.

Yes, as recurring lines rather than a bundled assumption. Hosting setup is ₹5,000, static site maintenance is ₹5,000 a month or ₹50,000 a year, and SSL and certificate management is ₹3,000. Security and network monitoring are separate again. You can also take the site and host it yourself, which is a legitimate choice and not one we will argue you out of.

Yes. You get the repository, the design files, and the component library, and the handover is written so your engineers can work from it without a translation meeting. We do not hold a project hostage through hosting, a proprietary builder, or an account only we can log into. If you want to move to another developer afterwards, nothing here is designed to make that expensive.

Technical SEO is part of every build, not an upsell: page and URL architecture, metadata, structured data, heading order, internal linking, sitemap, and a performance budget enforced at build. That is the part that has to be right before launch because retrofitting it is expensive. Ongoing content and off-page work is a separate line — Basic SEO is ₹10,000 — because it is a monthly practice rather than a deliverable.

Yes. Android and iOS builds start from ₹1,50,000 for a basic app and from ₹3,50,000 for an advanced one, with app hosting priced separately. If what you actually need is a website that works properly on a phone, say so — that is a responsive build, it is included in every plan, and it costs a fraction of an app. We would rather talk you out of the wrong one now than deliver it.

One person who can make decisions, whatever you already have on your buyers, and access to anyone whose sign-off is required. You do not need finished copy. Waiting until the writing is perfect before starting is the most common way a project slips.

By making the structure carry meaning. The devices on this site (meta strips, dimension lines, part numbers, the specification matrix) are there because the content is genuinely specification-like, not because they looked good. If we cannot say what a design element is telling you, it comes out.

Yes, and they are designed as a pair rather than one being an inversion of the other. Every surface, border, and accent has a counterpart that has been checked against WCAG contrast thresholds in both modes. The site follows your system setting on first visit and remembers your choice after that.

Right now it is a router, not a conversation. It asks what you came for and sends you to the page that answers it. That is deliberate: a scoped router is useful on day one, whereas an unscoped model that guesses at your pricing is a liability. It can be connected to a language model through a backend later, so no API key ever reaches the browser.