Starting points, agreed in writing.

No. They are proposed starting rates for the scope listed on each package, which show what a project of that shape usually costs to begin. The final price depends on the scope, integrations, content and requirements, and is agreed in writing before work starts.

The two rates are configured separately for clients in India and clients elsewhere. The USD figure is an international rate rather than a converted INR amount, so it does not move with the exchange rate. Use the switch above to compare both columns.

Each package lists its own inclusions — pages, layouts, integrations, testing, deployment, handover and the included revision rounds. Anything not listed is either quoted separately or excluded, and the proposal you receive states which is which.

Content writing, paid assets such as stock photography or fonts, complex third-party integrations, e-commerce functionality on website packages, advanced authentication, hosting, domains, email services and other third-party expenses are excluded unless they are explicitly listed in the proposal.

Two rounds of consolidated revisions are included per package. Feedback is collected as a single consolidated list per round, and additional rounds are quoted separately so the schedule stays predictable.

They expire at the end of the month they were bought in and do not roll over. Maintenance is billed month to month, so the plan in force for a month is the one that has been agreed for that month.

Any change is discussed and quoted before the work is started, so the agreed scope and the price both stay accurate. Work already completed is billed as agreed.

Send the brief. A written scope and a fixed estimate come first — before any work is scheduled or charged — so the number you agree to is the number the project is delivered against.