Plans & pricing

Pick a lane, know the cost

Agencies hide pricing because scope creep is their business model. Mine is the opposite: fixed scope, visible price, and you own everything at handover.

Launch

For personal brands & early startups

$499one-time

Up to 5-page marketing site or portfolio
Custom design — no templates, ever
95+ Lighthouse performance target
SEO foundation: meta, sitemap, schema
2 revision rounds
2 weeks of post-launch support

Start a Launch build

Growth

For businesses that need an engine, not a brochure

$1,499per project

Full web app or e-commerce build
Custom CMS / admin panel
Database design (MySQL or PostgreSQL)
Analytics + uptime monitoring included
Blog engine with full SEO tooling
4 revision rounds
60 days of post-launch support

Plan a Growth build

Scale

For products with real users and real stakes

Customretainer

Dedicated development partnership
Mobile apps (Android) + web platform
ERP / CRM / internal tooling
Performance & infrastructure audits
Priority support with SLA
Continuous monitoring & health reports

Talk about Scale

Every plan includes source-code ownership, deployment docs and uptime monitoring. Something custom in mind? Let's scope it together →

07 — Straight answers

Questions clients actually ask

What does a typical project timeline look like?

A Launch-tier site ships in 2–3 weeks. Growth builds run 4–8 weeks depending on scope. You get a milestone schedule in week one and progress updates every few days — never radio silence.

Do you work with clients outside India?

Yes — I work remotely with clients worldwide. Async-first communication with scheduled overlap calls keeps timezones from ever blocking progress.

Who owns the code when the project ends?

You do. Full source code, database schema, deployment docs and admin credentials are handed over at launch. No lock-in, ever.

What happens after launch?

Every plan includes a post-launch support window, and every build ships with uptime monitoring and analytics. For ongoing work, the Scale retainer covers continuous improvements and health reports.

Can you take over an existing project?

Usually, yes. I start with a paid audit — code quality, performance, security — then give you an honest recommendation: refactor, rebuild, or walk away.