Three slots a month
Your website live in seven days.
Planned, designed, written, built and launched by the same people who run our own products. One fixed price, one week, and no scope conversation halfway through.
Full refund through Day 3 — three days after kickoff, once the designs and the words are in front of you.
Fixed price, nothing billed on top
₹1.6L/ $1,950
- Timeline
- 7 days, kickoff to live
- To book
- Half — ₹80K / $975
- On Day 1
- The other half
- Refund
- The full amount, through Day 3
- After launch
- 1 year of maintenance included
Strategy
A call that decides what the site has to say
Design
Brand-aligned pages, responsive, written for your customer
Launch
Hosting, analytics, and a year of maintenance
What the price actually buys
Six things, each of which we would quote separately if you asked for it on its own. The rate beside each one is that standalone price — in rupees for Indian clients, dollars for everyone else.
Launch strategy session
Define goals, funnel, and tone
₹25K/$300
Custom design system
Colours, typography, layout direction
₹45K/$540
5-page website with CMS
Home, About, Offer, Proof, Contact
₹120K/$1,440
Copywriting and basic SEO
On-page content and metadata
₹25K/$300
Analytics and hosting setup
Domain, GA4, and speed optimisation
₹15K/$180
Maintenance, first year
Updates, uptime checks and backups, at the first-year rate
₹30K/$360
The six, bought separately: ₹2.6L / $3,120
As one sprint
₹1.6L/ $1,950
A ₹1L / $1,170 difference. Not a discount for its own sake — a bundle costs us less to run than six separate engagements, and the saving is passed on.
What each of the seven days holds
Speed here comes from sequence, not from cutting. You know what is happening on every one of these days, and what we need from you.
Day 0
Kickoff call and brand questionnaire
One call to decide what the site has to say and to whom. You send whatever brand material exists; if none does, we start from the questionnaire.
Day 1
Moodboard, colour tokens, wireframes
The visual direction and the page skeletons, together — so you approve a look and a structure in the same sitting.
Day 2–3
Full-page designs and copywriting
Every page drawn at full fidelity with the real words in it. This is the round where changes are cheap, so this is where we want them.
Day 4
Development and responsive testing
Built and checked on phone, tablet and desktop. Most of your visitors will arrive on a mid-range Android; that is the device we test hardest.
Day 5
SEO setup and analytics integration
Metadata, structure, sitemap, and GA4 wired up — so the site is measurable from the day it goes live rather than months later.
Day 6
Your review and adjustments
You go through the whole thing. We fix what is off. Nothing about this day is a formality.
Day 7
Live, plus a handover video
Launched on your domain, with a recorded walkthrough of how to edit it yourself and a year of maintenance already covered.
You get a progress update every day of the sprint, whether or not there is anything to approve.
Sites we have put live
Doctors, clinics and independent practitioners — people whose next customer is searching for them on a phone right now. Every one of these is live; open them.
Why a week is enough
The honest answer is that most of the months in a normal website project are not spent building.
Speed comes from sequence, not from cutting
The week is fixed because the order of operations is fixed: decide the message, then the look, then the words, then the build. Nothing is skipped — the phases just do not wait on each other.
The people who design it are the people who build it
No handoff between a designer, a developer and a project manager, which is where most of the time and most of the misunderstanding usually goes.
It is fast after launch too
Clean, current code with no plugin sprawl underneath it. A site that loads slowly on a phone loses the visitor before the first sentence, and that is the whole point of having one.
The scope is on this page
One price, listed inclusions, listed exclusions. There is no midway conversation about what was and was not covered, because you can read both lists before you pay anything.
We are still there in month eleven
A year of maintenance is part of the price — updates, uptime checks, security patches. We built our own products the same way and we are still running those.
Where the line is
Both lists, before you pay anything. The second one is the more useful of the two.
In the sprint
- Strategy call and brand kit
- 5 responsive pages with a CMS you can edit
- Copywriting and SEO setup
- Analytics and hosting integration
- 1 year of maintenance — updates, uptime monitoring, security patches
Not in the sprint
- E-commerce or custom applications
- Multi-language builds
- Paid advertising or SEO campaigns
- Post-launch feature development
Any of these can be quoted as its own piece of work after launch. None of them can be squeezed into the seven days, and pretending otherwise is how a fixed-scope sprint stops being one.
The terms, in full
- Price
- ₹1.6L in India, $1,950 everywhere else
- To book
- Half — ₹80K / $975
- On Day 1
- The other half
- Refund window
- Through the end of Day 3
- Availability
- Three slots a month
- Extras
- None during the sprint
You can get all of it back
If it is not going the way you wanted by the end of Day 3, cancel and we return everything — both halves, the whole ₹1.6L or $1,950, not just the part you have not used. Day 3 falls three days after kickoff, by which point you have seen the direction, the designs and the words. That is enough to judge it, and early enough that we can still give the slot to someone else.
Three slots a month, and that is the constraint
The week only works because the same people are on your project all of it. That caps us at three a month. It is a scheduling fact rather than a sales tactic, and it is why booking takes half the price up front.
You own everything at handover
Code, designs, assets, domain, accounts — all yours, with the source files. The first year of maintenance is already paid for, at an introductory ₹30K / $360. From the second year it renews at ₹40K / $480 a year, and you are free not to renew — the site stays yours either way.
Questions people actually ask
For a five-page site with a CMS, yes — as long as the decisions happen on schedule. We work in fixed phases with a daily check-in, and we reuse a component library we maintain rather than rebuilding primitives every time. What we do not do is compress the design round; that is the day that decides whether the rest of the week is worth anything.
Two ways to start
There is no application form. Send a message or book the call — either one reaches the person who would be building your site.
WhatsApp gets you an answer during Indian business hours, usually the same day. The call is 30 minutes and free.
What happens next
A short conversation
15–30 minutes on what the site has to do. If a sprint is the wrong shape for it, we will say so on that call.
Slot confirmation
Pick the week, pay the first half — ₹80K / $975 — and the date is yours. We hold three slots a month, so the nearest one is usually a few weeks out.
Day 0
Kickoff call, questionnaire, and the seven days begin. Refund window stays open through Day 3.
Seven days from now, it could be live
One fixed price, one week, a full refund through Day 3, and a year of maintenance already paid for.
- Three slots a month
- ₹1.6L / $1,950, fixed
- Full refund through Day 3
Optional, after launch
Maintenance, year two onward
After the included first year
₹40K / $480 per year
SEO and content growth sprint
Ongoing visibility work
from ₹80K / $960
Feature enhancements
New pages, integrations, tools
Quoted per scope