What kind of websites does Webstreax build?
Business websites that load fast, rank, and convert — including immersive 3D experiences like the Webstreax home page when the brand calls for it. Web applications — dashboards, portals, booking systems, marketplaces — built on modern stacks (React, Next.js, Node, Supabase). E-commerce storefronts wired into payments, inventory, and WhatsApp. Every build ships with analytics, structured data, and the technical SEO foundation most developers leave for "later."
Why does performance matter so much?
Because speed is revenue: users abandon slow pages, Google ranks fast ones, and every 100ms of load time measurably moves conversion. Webstreax builds are static-first where possible, ship minimal JavaScript on content pages, and target green Core Web Vitals on mid-range phones — not just on the developer's laptop. Performance isn't a post-launch optimization; it's an architectural decision made on day one.
What does a website cost?
| Build | Scope | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Business website | 5–15 pages, CMS, SEO foundation | ₹60,000–2,50,000 |
| Premium brand experience | Custom design, 3D/motion, copywriting | ₹2,00,000–6,00,000 |
| Web application | Auth, database, dashboards, integrations | ₹3,00,000+ scoped per feature set |
Fixed-scope quotes, staged delivery, and you own the code and accounts — no hostage hosting.
How does a build actually run?
Every engagement starts with a free consultation. A build then runs in four stages, each with a visible deliverable, so you are never waiting weeks to see something. Discovery and scope: who the site is for, what a visitor must be able to do, which pages exist, and what each one has to prove — written down and signed off as fixed scope before anyone designs anything. Design: the key page types as real layouts, reviewed on a phone as well as a laptop, because most of your traffic will never see the desktop version. Build: pushed to a live staging URL from the first week, so you watch the site assemble rather than waiting for a reveal. Launch: analytics, structured data, sitemap, redirects from any old URLs, and a handover walkthrough. Changes of mind are normal and expected; changes of scope get quoted openly rather than absorbed quietly and resented later.
What do you get at handover?
Everything needed to run the site without us: the source code in your own repository; the domain, hosting, and analytics accounts in your name, with you as owner and us as a collaborator you can remove in one click; a content-editing path suited to the build, so routine text and image changes do not require a developer; documentation covering deployment and the moving parts; and the launch checklist we actually ran — redirects, canonical tags, structured data, analytics events, form delivery, and measured mobile performance. If you later hire someone else, they inherit a conventional codebase in a conventional repository. No hostage hosting, no proprietary builder you cannot leave, no licence that expires when you stop paying us.
Who is this for, and who is it not for?
A custom build makes sense when the website has a job with money attached — generating enquiries, selling, replacing manual admin, or carrying a brand into a market where the incumbent sites look a decade old. It also makes sense once you have outgrown a template that is slow, unmaintainable, or fighting you every time you need a change. It is the wrong purchase if you need five pages and a contact form this week on a small budget; a good template on a mainstream platform will serve you better, and we will say so rather than sell you a project you did not need. It is also wrong if nobody on your side can supply content or make decisions — the most common cause of a stalled build is not code, it is text and photographs that never arrive.
How do the price bands map to scope?
The ₹60,000–2,50,000 business website band covers five to fifteen pages on a proven design system, a way to edit content, forms, analytics, and the SEO foundation, moving up the band as page count, design customisation, and copywriting increase. The ₹2,00,000–6,00,000 premium brand experience band buys custom design, motion or 3D work, photography direction, and copy written rather than supplied — the difference is bespoke craft, not simply more pages. Web applications from ₹3,00,000 are scoped feature by feature, because user accounts, permissions, a database, dashboards, payments, and each third-party integration carry their own build and testing cost. That is why we quote applications after scoping instead of pricing "an app" as a single number. Hosting, domains, and paid services are billed to your own accounts at cost, never marked up.
What happens after launch?
A well-built site needs less maintenance than most agencies imply, and we would rather say so than sell an unnecessary care plan. What genuinely needs attention: dependency and security updates for anything running a server or database, content changes as the business changes, and a performance check after any significant addition. You can handle that in-house, hire anyone you like, or scope an ongoing arrangement with us priced against the actual work rather than as a fixed monthly fee for waiting by the phone. Because the code and accounts are already yours, that stays a real choice rather than a formality.