Ask five web designers what a website costs and you will get five different non-answers. “It depends.” “Let’s hop on a call.” “Starting from” a number that turns out to be starting from nowhere near what you actually pay. That vagueness is not an accident — a lot of the industry prices projects after a sales call, once they have a sense of what you will tolerate.
Here is what we charge, in public, before you have said a word to us.
What that price includes everywhere
All three tiers include your domain and hosting for the first year, registered in your name, and your Google Business listing set up properly. You own the code and the domain outright — nothing here is a subscription you lose access to if you stop paying us.
What it does not include
Extra pages beyond what a tier includes are ₹4,000 each, or it is usually cheaper to move up a tier — we will tell you which, rather than sell you the pages piecemeal. Photography, if yours is not usable, is a separate conversation, priced once we have seen what you have.
The part agencies do not put on the page: upkeep
The first month after launch is free. After that, upkeep is ₹1,500 a month for Starter and Signature, ₹3,000 for Booking — and only in a month you actually ask for a change. A month you do not touch the site costs nothing. Most agencies quote a flat monthly retainer whether you use it or not; we would rather you paid for work, not for a subscription.
The honest version of “it depends”: it depends on how many pages you need and whether you want online booking. It does not depend on your industry, your location, or how the sales call goes — the three numbers above are what everyone pays.
How payment actually works
Half when you approve the free demo and we start the full build, half when it goes live. UPI or bank transfer, with a proper invoice — we are registered under Udyam. No deposit before you have seen anything real.