Web Development Contract
Scope, change control, IP transfer on final payment, and a termination clause. Use it on whoever builds your site.
Elementor and Divi made building easy and shipped the cost to your visitors. Wrapper divs, inline styles, and render-blocking scripts ride along on every page load. Google measures it. Your conversion rate feels it.
A simple hero section becomes dozens of nested divs with inline styles. The browser parses all of it on every single page view before anything renders.
Heavy CSS and JavaScript drag LCP and INP into the red. Core Web Vitals is a ranking signal, and slow pages bleed conversions long before rankings move.
Leave Elementor or Divi and your content turns into shortcode debris. Your pages should never be hostages of the tool that built them.
Everything a production Bricks site needs: structure, dynamic data, performance, and a clean migration path in.
Complete theme builds in Bricks: headers, footers, archive layouts, and dynamic single templates. A design system with global classes and tokens, not a pile of one-off pages.
Structured content with ACF Pro wired into Bricks dynamic data. Repeaters, options pages, and relationship fields your editors update without ever touching layout.
Custom elements with PHP rendering and native builder controls: pricing tables, sliders, query loops, interactive components. They behave exactly like core elements in the builder.
Full Elementor and Divi migrations: template conversion, dynamic data setup, custom CSS, redirects, and testing. Content, rankings, and design all preserved.
Conditional asset loading, CSS purging, server-side rendering, and full-page caching tuned for Bricks output. Speed gets engineered into the build, not hoped for after it.
Native WooCommerce templates in Bricks: product grids, single product pages, cart, checkout, and account pages that match your brand and stay fast under real catalog weight.
No black-box sprints. Every phase closes with something you can see, click, or keep.
We map pages, templates, and dynamic content, then set the tokens and global classes the whole build runs on.
You leave with: a fixed scope and a design system spec.
Templates, custom elements, and ACF wiring come together on a staging site you can click through while it grows.
You leave with: a working staging site.
Content moves, redirects get mapped, and every template takes a performance pass against Core Web Vitals.
You leave with: a verified pre-launch report.
We ship, watch the first days, and train your editors. The Bricks license, setup, and documentation are included.
You leave with: a live site your team can edit.
Bricks fits teams that care about what their site outputs, not just how the builder feels to drag around.
Service and corporate sites where load time and lead flow are the same conversation
Product, cart, and checkout templates that stay fast under real catalog weight
Archive-heavy blogs and magazines with dynamic templates and clean pagination
Landing systems your growth team can duplicate and test without a developer
Sites leaving Elementor or Divi with content, design, and rankings intact
Bricks gives you a visual builder. We give it engineering standards: custom code in version control, performance budgets set before design starts, and markup you could hand to any developer without apologizing.
Custom elements, PHP rendering, and query logic written in code. The builder is the interface, not the ceiling.
Sub-second loads and passing Core Web Vitals are written into the scope and measured before launch, not promised after it.
Standard WordPress, a Bricks license in your name, documented code. No lock-in, no retainer hostage-taking.
Share where the site stands, what it needs to do, and your timeline. You’ll get a practical reply with a scope recommendation, not a sales sequence.
Every brief gets read by the person who will scope the build
Scope, timeline, and whether Bricks is even the right call for your project
Projects start at ₹1,00,000 with the Bricks license, setup, and training included
What to know about migrations, editing, WooCommerce, performance, custom elements, and cost.
Have a different question? Add it to the project brief and you’ll get an answer with your scope.
Bricks Builder is a performance-first WordPress page builder that outputs clean, semantic HTML without bloat. Unlike Elementor or Divi, Bricks renders server-side PHP with zero inline styles or shortcode markup, resulting in faster load times and better SEO.
Bricks outputs clean HTML and CSS, while Elementor generates heavy DOM with inline styles and wrapper divs. Bricks sites typically load 2–3x faster, score higher on Core Web Vitals, and are easier to maintain long-term. It’s built for developers, not just drag-and-drop users.
Yes. We handle full Elementor-to-Bricks migrations including template conversion, dynamic data setup, custom CSS migration, and thorough testing. We preserve your content, SEO rankings, and design while dramatically improving performance.
Absolutely. Bricks has a visual builder that’s intuitive for content editors. We set up your templates, dynamic data, and content areas so you can easily update text, images, and pages without touching code.
Yes. Bricks has native WooCommerce support with dedicated elements for product grids, single product pages, cart, checkout, and account pages. We build custom WooCommerce templates that match your brand perfectly.
Our Bricks sites consistently achieve sub-second load times and 100% Core Web Vitals pass rates. The clean output combined with our server optimization and caching strategy delivers performance that page builder sites rarely achieve.
Yes. We develop custom Bricks elements for specialized functionality: pricing tables, testimonial sliders, custom query loops, and interactive components. Custom elements integrate seamlessly into the visual builder for easy editing.
Bricks Builder projects start at ₹1,00,000 for a standard business site. Complex builds with custom elements, WooCommerce, and advanced dynamic data range from ₹2,00,000–3,50,000. We include the Bricks license, setup, and training.
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Scope, change control, IP transfer on final payment, and a termination clause. Use it on whoever builds your site.
The structure a proposal should follow, so you can tell a considered quote from a padded one.
If you would rather have this done than do it yourself, tell us what you are working on. If not, the templates are still yours.