Most web development services sell you a launch date. We sell you the parts nobody quotes for: the migration, the redirects, the performance budget, and a build your own team can edit after we leave. Gatilab has shipped custom WordPress, ecommerce, and web application work for 850+ clients since 2014.
You keep the code, the hosting account, and every login in your own name. We do not resell hosting, so leaving is never the same as migrating.
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Pick by how much of the build is genuinely unknown. Prices are in rupees and exclude tax. International clients are billed the dollar equivalent for the same scope.
For teams inheriting a site, taking over a stalled project, or deciding between a repair and a rebuild.
The fee comes off the build price if you go ahead with us. International clients are billed $900.
For businesses whose site is the main sales channel and cannot afford another rebuild in 2 years.
If a rebuild is not warranted, we quote the repair instead and it is cheaper. International clients are billed from $2,400.
For stores where downtime, checkout friction, or stock errors cost money the same day.
If your volume does not justify a custom store yet, we say so and name a platform. International clients are billed from $8,500.
Development is delivered remotely, so location changes meeting times and payment method rather than price. Hosting is never resold. Ecommerce work is detailed on the ecommerce development page, and integration work on the API integration page.
The same table we work from internally. If a line is not ticked, it is not in the price, and we would rather you saw that here than found it in week 6.
| What you get | Scoping sprintfrom ₹27,000$900 for international clients | Custom buildfrom ₹72,000$2,400 for international clients | Ecommerce buildfrom ₹2,55,000$8,500 for international clients |
|---|---|---|---|
| Code, plugin, and database audit on the live site | Included | Included | Included |
| Written scope with assumptions and risks named | Included | Included | Included |
| Performance traced to the query or asset causing it | Included | Included | Included |
| Build estimate you can take elsewhere | Included | Not included | Not included |
| Performance budget agreed before the first template | Not included | Included | Included |
| Component system your editors can use without a developer | Not included | Included | Included |
| Staging environment your team reviews weekly | Not included | Included | Included |
| Redirect map crawled from the old site and tested | IncludedRisks named only | Included | Included |
| Before and after crawl at launch | Not included | Included | Included |
| Payments, stock, variants, and tax configured | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Load tested at the traffic you actually expect | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Launch runbook with a rollback path | Not included | IncludedBasic | Included |
| Documentation and every account in your name | IncludedAudit document | Included | Included |
| Post-launch monitoring for 2 weeks | Not included | Included | Included |
Taxes are extra and always printed. Every track opens with the scoping pass, because an honest build price depends on what is already there. If the audit shows a rebuild is not warranted, we quote the repair instead and it costs less.
Three failures account for most of the web development projects we are asked to rescue. All 3 are scoping problems wearing technical costumes.
Redirects, content mapping, and the half-broken integrations nobody documented are where rebuilds overrun. They are also the first things left out of a fixed price, because they are the hardest to estimate without reading the code.
A build that only the agency can edit is a build you will pay for twice. If your marketing team cannot ship a landing page without a ticket, the site is a bottleneck wearing a nice header.
Performance gets promised and never defined. Without a budget written down before the first template, the site ships at whatever speed it happens to land on, and the argument starts after launch.
Most engagements start with one and add the others once the first has paid for itself.
WordPress built as a real component system with version-controlled themes and purpose-built blocks, so your editors change pages without filing a ticket. No page builder sprawl, no 40 plugins holding the layout together.
WooCommerce stores scoped around the checkout rather than the catalog. Payments, stock, variants, and tax are settled before launch, because those are the parts that cost money the same day they break.
Dashboards, portals, booking flows, and internal tools. We scope the data model first and the interface second, which is the reverse of how most quotes are built and the reason ours hold.
Moving off Wix, Squarespace, Drupal, or an abandoned custom stack without losing rankings. Redirects are mapped from a full crawl of the old site, tested on staging, and shipped with the launch rather than after it.
Slowness has a cause you can point at, usually a query, an unbounded asset, or a plugin doing work on every request. We trace it to the line rather than installing another caching layer over the problem.
Updates, backups, uptime monitoring, and security patching on a schedule, with a named person who answers. Retainers are month to month, because a maintenance contract you cannot leave is a hostage situation.
Chosen because they stay maintainable for whoever comes after us, not because they are new. Most builds are the WordPress column. We reach for the JavaScript column when the front end genuinely needs it, and we say so when it does not, because headless roughly doubles what you have to maintain.
Overruns come from work nobody scoped. Every stage below produces an artifact you check before the next one starts.
We read the existing code, the database, and the hosting before quoting. Most of the risk in a rebuild is invisible from the front end, so pricing it without looking is a guess dressed as a number.
You leave with: a scope with the assumptions and risks written down
Everything is built and reviewed on a staging environment your team can reach. You see the site grow weekly instead of getting a reveal at the end and a week to react to it.
You leave with: a staging URL you can click through as it grows
Redirects are mapped from a crawl of the old site, tested, and shipped with the launch. This is the stage most agencies skip and the one most post-launch traffic losses trace back to.
You leave with: a redirect map plus a before and after crawl
We monitor errors, crawl stats, and Core Web Vitals under real traffic for 2 weeks. Problems surface when actual people use the site, not during internal testing.
You leave with: documentation, every account in your name, and a post-launch report
None of these are bundled into the headline price, because most projects do not need all of them. You see what each one costs and can decline it.
A component library with locked styling, so marketing assembles new pages from approved parts without a deploy and without drifting off brand.
Schema, crawl budget, internal link structure, and indexation checked before the site goes live rather than diagnosed 3 months later.
Events wired into the build against the real funnel, so you can tell which step loses people instead of guessing.
Translation workflow and correct hreflang. Priced separately because the cost sits in the workflow, not the templates.
Least-privilege access, 2FA, hardened file permissions, and a patch schedule. Standard on ecommerce, optional elsewhere.
Transactional email that actually arrives, plus the sequences that run after a form submission or an abandoned cart.
A web development engagement is worth what it leaves behind, not what it looked like on launch day.
The test we apply to our own builds is simple. Six months after handover, can the client ship a new page without calling us, and is the site still as fast as the day it launched? If the answer to either is no, the build was scoped wrong.
Development is where vague quotes do the most damage. Half of this list is reasons we say no.
Each page below covers what local businesses in that market usually need built, plus the same published pricing. Location changes meeting times and payment methods, not the work. The eastern Uttar Pradesh pages are blunter about when our floor does not fit a local budget.
Major metros
Eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar
Wider coverage
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Scope, cost, timelines, rankings, hosting, and how we work alongside an existing team.
Our web development services cover 6 things: custom WordPress development, ecommerce builds on WooCommerce, web application work such as portals and dashboards, migration and replatforming, Core Web Vitals and performance work, and ongoing maintenance retainers. Every engagement opens with a scoping pass, because what a build costs depends on what is already there.
Our published floors are ₹27,000 for a scoping sprint, ₹72,000 for a custom build, and ₹2,55,000 for an ecommerce store, plus taxes. International clients are billed in dollars at $900, $2,400, and $8,500. The final number depends on template count, integrations, and how much of the existing stack has to survive the move.
A scoping sprint runs 1 to 2 weeks. A custom build is typically 6 to 10 weeks from kickoff to launch. Ecommerce runs longer because payments, stock, and tax need real testing. We quote a timeline per scope rather than a standard number, and we will tell you when a deadline is not achievable instead of agreeing and missing it.
Yes. We hand over tickets, review pull requests, and validate outcomes without taking over the repository. Plenty of engagements are us doing the parts a small in-house team does not have bandwidth or specialist depth for, such as a migration or a performance rescue.
It can, and that is usually a redirect problem rather than a design problem. We crawl the old site, map every URL, test the redirects on staging, and ship them with the launch. We also run a before and after crawl so any loss is visible immediately rather than in next quarter reporting.
No, deliberately. We do not resell hosting, so leaving us never means moving your site. You own the code, the hosting account, and the domain in your own name from day one. We will recommend a host and configure it, but the account is yours.
We work remotely with clients across India and internationally. There are dedicated pages for 12 major metros linked above, plus a wider index covering 106 cities. Location affects meeting times and payment method, not the work itself.
Gaurav scopes this work and stays involved through handoff. Gatilab manages the proposal, production schedule, delivery and ongoing support.
WEB DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Most sites look fine and perform terribly: slow pages, bloated builders, and an architecture Google can't read. We build custom sites with SEO-first structure and clean code, so you stop being invisible while competitors rank. No middlemen, you talk straight to the developer building it.
What we build
THE WORKING PROBLEM
The visible symptom is rarely the whole problem. These are the failure points we look for before recommending tools, tactics, or a rebuild.
WHAT THE SCOPE INCLUDES
A custom build scoped to your goals, not a template with your logo dropped on top. SEO-first, fast, and yours to own.
Where you are → where you'll be
HOW THE WORK MOVES
The work follows a clear sequence, so you can see what happens before, during, and after implementation.
BUILT AROUND THE OUTCOME
We build websites on clean, standards-based code, fast, secure, and easy to maintain, so your site is a business asset, not a slow, fragile template you're stuck with. 18 years and 800+ builds behind every project.
DECISION QUESTIONS
These answers cover fit, scope, delivery, and ownership before we discuss a proposal.
Custom websites, WordPress and WooCommerce builds, web apps, headless setups, integrations, performance and security work, and ongoing maintenance. From a single feature to a full custom site, built on clean, fast, standards-based code.
Custom builds for anything serious, so the site is fast, on-brand, and maintainable. We'll use a quality theme when the budget calls for it, but we won't ship a bloated template that costs you speed and flexibility later. The approach fits your goals and budget.
Mostly WordPress, where we go deepest as a core contributor, plus custom stacks and modern frameworks for web apps and headless builds. We recommend the platform that fits your needs rather than forcing one on every project.
Yes. Speed, clean structure, and SEO fundamentals are built in from the start, not bolted on later. A slow or poorly structured site undercuts everything else, so performance and search-readiness are part of the build.
Yes. A lot of our work is improving slow, insecure, or messy sites, auditing what's there, fixing the real issues, and refactoring toward something maintainable rather than rebuilding unnecessarily.
Yes. Every build includes handover, and we offer ongoing maintenance, updates, security, and performance monitoring so the site keeps running well long after it goes live.
YOUR NEXT USEFUL STEP
Get a custom website built SEO-first and fast, with a direct line to the developer and fixed, transparent pricing.
Share the current site, the business constraint and the result you need. You will get a written scope before work starts.
Send the current URL, what is underperforming, and the 1 outcome the site most needs to produce. The more specific you are, the more specific the reply.
Prefer to talk first? Message us on WhatsApp. Budgets under ₹27,000 are better served elsewhere and we will say so rather than take the project.
