Ask five agencies the price of a website and you may get five very different answers. That is not because someone is cheating. It is because "a website" can mean very different things. Here is what actually decides the price.

The main things that affect the cost

  • Number of pages: a 5-page website needs far less work than a 30-page one.
  • Design: a ready-made template costs less than a design made from scratch for your brand.
  • Features: contact forms are simple, while online payments, logins and booking systems take more time.
  • Content: writing text and preparing images is extra work if you do not already have them.
  • SEO: proper on-page SEO takes planning and effort.
  • Integrations: connecting your CRM, payment gateway or other tools adds work.
  • Ongoing care: updates, backups and support after launch.

Do not forget the running costs

Besides the build cost, a website needs a domain name and hosting every year. Some businesses also pay for premium plugins, email services or a maintenance plan. A good agency tells you about these upfront.

How to get an accurate quote

  • Write down what your website must do, in plain words.
  • Collect two or three websites you like as examples.
  • Say clearly if you need an online store, bookings or a blog.
  • Ask for a fixed price and a timeline in writing.
  • Ask what happens after launch, and what support is included.

The cheapest quote is not always the cheapest result. A website that is slow, hard to update or invisible on Google can cost you far more in lost customers.

We keep things simple: our packages start from ₹5,000, and after a free consultation you get a fixed quote with no hidden charges. See our packages page to compare options.