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Custom Web Development.

Built from an empty file, for the business you actually run — not bent to fit assumptions a theme author made about someone else.

What "custom" buys you

Not beauty. A competent designer makes a template beautiful too. Custom buys three specific things, and if you do not need all three you probably should not pay for it:

  • Only the code you need. Templates ship every feature every buyer might want and you load all of it. This is why custom sites are usually faster despite doing more.
  • No ceiling. The answer to "can it do this?" is always yes; it is only ever a question of budget. With a template, the answer is eventually no.
  • Ownership. No licence, no plugin subscriptions, no platform that can change its pricing on you. You can take the code to another developer tomorrow.

Where it stops being a website

The moment something has to remember — accounts, orders, bookings, stock, submissions — you have crossed from a website into software. That is a different discipline and a different price, and being clear about which side of the line you are on is most of getting the quote right.

We build both. A returns engine with live order verification, a mail system that batches sends and survives a daily cap, a client portal with roles and permissions — those are the projects most studios quote and then quietly subcontract.

How we work

Design, code and copy are treated as one piece rather than three handovers. 50% to start, 50% on delivery. You get the code, and you can leave with it.

Custom systems, not just pages

What it costs

Launch ₹7,500 · Signature ₹15,000 · Flagship ₹32,500 · Product & MVP from ₹35,000. Every number is published on the pricing page — there is no "request a quote" wall.

Common questions

How long does a custom website take?
A one-page Launch build is a few days. A Signature multi-page site is usually two to three weeks. Flagship work with a custom backend runs longer and is scoped in fortnightly cycles so you see it working as it goes rather than at the end.
Do I own the code?
Yes, outright, with no licence and nothing to keep paying for. It is worth asking every quote you receive this exact question — if the answer is anything other than a plain yes, you are renting a website rather than buying one.
Can you take over a site someone else built?
If it is custom-coded, usually yes. If it is a page-builder site, taking it over often costs more than rebuilding, because every change has to fight the builder. A ₹2,250 audit will tell you which it is before you commit.
Tell us what you're building

The vision, the budget, the references. We reply fast and we will tell you if we are the wrong studio for it.

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