Pricing that matches
the work you need.

Each one is an indicative range: a guide, not a menu price and not a quote. Every way to work and every rate-card row has one. Real scopes vary too much for one number to mean anything. A five-page brochure site and a full rebuild are both "a project", at very different points in the range. Your proposal narrows the range to your actual work, itemised.

We show rupees for Indian clients and dollars for international clients, so nobody has to convert in their head. The currency switch above the three ways to work starts with the currency for your location. It remembers your choice, and you can change it at any time. INR figures are shown excluding GST.

Three. Projects have a fixed scope and a fixed quote, for work with a clear finish line. Retainers are a monthly programme with itemised deliverables, for marketing work that builds month by month. Dedicated teams are named senior people at a monthly rate. Most white-label agency partners and growing brands choose this one.

None to start: the first audit or website review is free, with no retainer required. Projects are quoted for their fixed scope. For retainers and dedicated teams, we agree the commitment in each proposal, with no blanket lock-in. You'll see the term in writing before you sign anything.

Yes. Partner agencies buy from the partner price list. Packages are about 20% below the direct prices here, and dedicated specialists about 10% below. Hourly work is at the partner rate. You set your own margin. We don't approach clients you introduce for direct business, during the work or for twelve months after the last assignment for that client ends.

Yes, that's what a project is: a fixed scope, a fixed quote and milestone dates in the proposal. If the scope changes during the build, we quote the change the same itemised way. So you see the price move with the work, rather than getting a surprise invoice.

Yes. It happens often enough that we run a dedicated Fix & Rescue service. We audit what exists first (code, campaigns or both) and tell you honestly what can be saved. Then we quote the recovery, so you never pay twice for the same work without knowing why.

Partner agencies buy from the partner price list at /for-agencies/pricing and add their own margin. The agency owns the client relationship and the sale. We deliver under its brand, with confidentiality and client-protection terms agreed before work begins. We write the itemised proposal so you can pass it on under your own letterhead.

The rupee ranges are an India price list, not a currency conversion. Our team is based in India, so Indian clients pay Indian rates. They stay as published until a separate rupee card is approved. Hourly work in India is ₹3,500 an hour plus applicable taxes. GST is excluded because it depends on your registration.

Yes. One small change to a live website (text or images on one page, checked and handed over) starts at $200 (₹6,000 in India). Ad-hoc work outside a package is $35 (₹3,500 in India, plus applicable taxes) an hour, estimated and approved before we start. Anything larger gets an itemised quote. Rupee figures exclude GST.

It prices one defined deliverable, such as an article, a UGC video or a landing page. The card spells out what one unit means. It beats a retainer when you already run the strategy and need more hands to produce your own plan. A retainer is better when someone must set priorities, report and fix things every week.