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Seven things we do, and what each one costs

Seven services, one team, one invoice. Every page below shows you a real starting price and says plainly when a smaller job would serve you better. For most clients we work as a digital marketing agency for small businesses; for the rest we are the software team that builds what sits behind the marketing.

Questions before you pick one

Are you a digital marketing agency or a software company?

Both, and on purpose. For most clients we are a digital marketing agency for small business — the website, the search work, the social and the WhatsApp channel. For the rest we are the software team: ecommerce builds, custom software and AI agents. One team does both, so the site, the search and the systems behind them are never three vendors pointing at each other.

How much does a website cost?

It is published on each service page rather than hidden behind a form. A business website starts at ₹80,000 in India, and a US starter site at $350 — each market has its own price list rather than one figure run through a currency converter. The pricing page shows the full range for the country you pick, and what moves the number.

How much does SEO cost per month?

In India, SEO retainers run ₹40,000 – ₹1,50,000 per month by scope and how competitive the space is. In the US the range is $1,200 – $6,000 per month. The minimum sensible engagement is six months, because that is how long compounding takes — a three-month SEO package would just be taking your money.

Can I hire a web developer or SEO expert from you for a single project?

Yes. Most of our work is a single project: a fixed scope and a fixed quote agreed before it starts — a website, a store, a technical SEO audit, one automation. You own the code, the hosting and every account at handover, and nothing ongoing is attached unless you ask for it.

Unsure which you need?

Most people arrive asking for one thing and need a different one. Tell us your problem and you’ll hear which of these actually solves it — or that none of them do.