Website Cost Calculator (India)

No. The calculator provides a realistic estimate based on selected
requirements. A final price is confirmed after reviewing scope,
timelines and technical needs.

This helps you understand one-time website development costs
versus recurring running and maintenance expenses.

A domain is your website’s address (for example, yourbusiness.com). It makes your business discoverable and credible online. Domain cost is an annual fee and is part of the website hosting and infrastructure cost included in most packages.

Hosting is the server space where your website files live. Without hosting your site can’t be accessed on the internet. Hosting cost varies by tier (basic shared hosting vs premium managed servers) and is a regular annual charge included in website pricing packages and the website cost calculator.

An SSL certificate secures data between the visitor’s browser and your website (shows as https:// and a padlock). SSL is essential for trust, better search rankings and safe payments. SSL cost is a small annual infrastructure fee and is included in our Year-1 and Year-2 estimates.

Business email inboxes (e.g., name@yourbusiness.com) give credibility and integrate with your domain. We offer server inboxes (about ₹1,800/yr) and G Suite/Google Workspace (≈ ₹4,000/yr). You can choose number and type in the website cost estimator.

“Development only” shows purely development fees (design, coding, deployment). “Full solution” adds infrastructure (domain, hosting, SSL, email) and gives Year-1 and Year-2 totals. Use the website cost estimator to toggle between these views.

Typical timelines: basic brochure site — 3-7 days, standard business site — 1–2 weeks, premium or e-commerce — 4–8 weeks, depending on content and revisions. Faster timelines can affect cost; timelines are included in our project quotes.

Backups and uptime monitoring protect your business from data loss, hacks and downtime. They are included in our hosting/managed infra plans and shown in the website maintenance cost line so you see the true cost of keeping your site running.

Yes — you can upgrade hosting, add emails or switch to G Suite later. Upgrades change infrastructure cost and therefore the Year-2 maintenance estimate. We design sites to migrate safely and provide upgrade quotes in the website cost estimator.

No hidden fees. We itemize recurring costs (domain, hosting, SSL, email) and maintenance (15%). Optional add-ons like extra email boxes, premium plugins, G Suite, or dedicated servers are clearly listed so you can choose what to include in your website pricing.

Maintenance is calculated as 15% of infrastructure renewals (domain, hosting, SSL, emails and similar services). It covers patching, backups, monitoring and small updates. Major feature changes are scoped and billed separately.

 Yes — a well-built website improves Google visibility, serves as the authoritative source for your business and works with digital ads to generate leads. We include basic technical SEO and schema to improve discoverability; advanced SEO is scoped separately and quoted in our website pricing packages.

E-commerce sites require more development hours, inventory setup, payment gateway integration and possibly higher hosting resources. Expect higher development costs and infra (Year-1) compared to a brochure site; use the “e-commerce” preset in our website cost calculator for a closer estimate.

Typical payment structure: 50% upfront to start development, 40% on delivery, 10% after go-live. Refunds depend on project stage and contract terms. We discuss terms during the discovery call and include payment details in the formal quote.

Yes. We sign mutual Non-Disclosure Agreements before starting work and treat client data as confidential. Security practices (backups, limited access, SSL) are part of our infrastructure and ongoing maintenance.

Start with the website cost estimator to compare fixed packages vs hourly estimates. Then request a fixed quote or book a free discovery call. We’ll review your needs, confirm timelines and provide a formal proposal that lists Year-1 and Year-2 costs.