Why we don't publish a flat starting price
A number without a scope attached is close to meaningless — “websites from ₹15,000” and “websites from ₹1,50,000” can both be honest quotes for genuinely different projects. What actually determines cost is the list below, and a real quote only makes sense once we know where your project sits on each one.
The five things that actually move the price
Number of distinct page templates. Ten pages sharing one layout is cheap. Five pages that each need their own design is not — the cost is in the number of unique layouts, not the page count.
Whether your content is ready. Projects where copy, product details, and photographs are ready at kickoff finish faster and cheaper than projects where we are also writing the content from scratch.
E-commerce and payments. A brochure site and a catalogue with cart, payment gateway, and order handling are different projects, not variations of the same one.
Integrations. Connecting the site to an existing CRM, ERP, or inventory system for live stock or pricing adds real scope.
How much you want to edit yourself. Every editable area you want control over needs a CMS field built and tested — it is not free just because it happens once.
How to get a quote that means something
Come with a rough page list, whether you have content ready, and whether you need e-commerce or integrations. We turn that into a written scope with a number attached to it — no guessing from a flat rate card.