How much does a website cost in India in 2026?

“How much will my website cost?” is the first question almost every client asks us — and the honest answer is: it depends on what the website has to do. A five-page site that tells people who you are and how to reach you is a very different project from one that takes bookings or payments. Here is how we think about it, so you can budget with confidence.

What drives the cost

• Number of unique page designs. Ten pages that share one layout cost far less than five pages that each need their own design.
• Features. A contact form is simple. Online booking, payments, customer logins or a product catalogue each add real design, build and testing work.
• Integrations. Connecting to a payment gateway, a CRM, WhatsApp or your calendar takes time to set up and test properly.
• Content. If you have your text and photos ready, the project moves faster. If we write copy or organise photography, that is part of the scope.
• SEO and speed. A site that loads fast on a phone and is set up correctly for Google takes care — but it is what makes the website actually bring you enquiries.

What a starter website should include

Our websites start from ₹15,000. For that, a small business should expect:

• Up to 5 pages, designed to work well on mobile
• A basic SEO setup (titles, descriptions, sitemap, Google-friendly structure)
• A contact form and a WhatsApp button so customers can reach you easily
• A 30-day bug-fix warranty after launch

Your final price is fixed after a free discovery call, once we understand exactly what you need — so there are no surprises halfway through.

Costs after launch

Budget for a few running costs as well: your domain name and hosting renew every year, and business email is usually a small monthly fee per mailbox. If you want someone to keep the site updated, secure and monitored, a monthly care plan covers that; otherwise you can pay as you go when you need changes.

How long it takes and how you pay

A marketing website usually takes 3–6 weeks. We work in milestones you approve: typically 40% to start, 40% at a mid-project milestone and 20% on delivery. You can pay by UPI, card or net banking, and once the project is paid in full, the code and design are yours.

How to keep your budget under control

• Start with the pages and features you need now; add the rest later.
• Have your text, logo and photos ready before the project starts.
• Ask for a written, milestone-based quote — and make sure it says who owns the code.

Want a number for your own project? See our pricing or tell us what you need — we reply with honest advice, even if that is “you don’t need a big website yet”.