Planning range
Launch
₹15k+A focused website or landing page for a clear offer, useful proof, and a direct path to enquiry.
- Strategy brief
- Up to six key sections
- Responsive UI design
- Basic lead-path specification
Website pricing
Clear starting points for serious website work.
Choose the closest planning range. We will then confirm the pages, content, publishing workflow, integrations, search requirements, and launch responsibilities in writing.
Planning ranges
Choose the closest starting point.
These ranges help frame the conversation. Your proposal will confirm the exact deliverables, responsibilities, exclusions, and final investment.Common starting point
Growth
₹35k+A broader website for service teams that need core pages, structured content, and stronger publishing control.
- Homepage and core pages
- CMS planning or setup
- Reusable content sections
- Lead and search foundations
Planning range
Scale
₹50k+A deeper platform build for teams that need custom content models, workflows, or approved integrations.
- Advanced content architecture
- Custom workflow specification
- SEO publishing system
- Extended launch and QA scope
Scope variables
What shapes your final proposal.
Six practical variables have the greatest effect on effort, timeline, and final investment.Page count and depth
A focused landing page and a multi-service website require different content, design, and QA effort.
Content readiness
Approved copy keeps the project focused. Strategy and writing support add discovery, review, and production time.
Publishing workflow
WordPress, another CMS, or a static build is selected around editor roles, content types, and update frequency.
Forms and integrations
Qualification, consent, calculations, CRM handoff, and automation are scoped around approved tools and ownership.
SEO and migration risk
Metadata alone is smaller than a migration involving redirects, structured data, content consolidation, and link repair.
Motion and visual detail
Custom motion, media preparation, and complex responsive behavior add production and testing time.
Proposal baseline
What every proposal makes clear.
Before work begins, you should know exactly what is included, who owns each decision, and what happens at launch.Included in the proposal
06- Defined objective
The audience, page role, and conversion decision.
- Written inclusions
Pages, sections, content, CMS, SEO, and interaction work.
- Review stages
Who reviews what and when feedback is consolidated.
- Technical boundaries
Approved platforms, integrations, hosting, and ownership.
- Launch checks
Responsive, accessibility, content, search, and release verification.
- Explicit exclusions
Anything that belongs to a later phase or another provider.
Pricing questions
Questions worth settling early.
No. These are planning ranges. A final proposal depends on page count, content readiness, CMS requirements, integrations, search risk, and the required launch scope.
Every proposal identifies the goal, defined deliverables, responsibilities, review stages, exclusions, and launch checks. The exact design, content, CMS, SEO, and integration work is listed rather than implied.
Content structure and message hierarchy can be included. Full writing, editing, migration, and media preparation are separate scope decisions because the effort depends on the condition and volume of the source material.
Yes. Support can be scoped around content changes, campaign pages, CMS improvements, performance review, and release checks. Response expectations and boundaries are confirmed before that service begins.
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