Clear starting ranges for every project size — final quote is confirmed after a short discovery call based on your exact scope.
$90 – $120
For a simple, focused personal or business page.
Best for
Individuals, freelancers, and new businesses that need a credible online presence fast.
$150 – $180
For businesses that need more pages and structure.
Best for
Companies with multiple services, a team page, or a blog.
$200 – $250
For businesses ready to sell online.
Best for
Founders and teams launching a full online store.
Not sure which tier fits? Tell us about the project and we'll recommend one.
Get a free quoteIt depends on scope — a marketing site and a full-stack SaaS dashboard are different builds. We give a fixed quote after a short discovery call, once we understand what you actually need. No hourly guessing games and no surprise invoices.
A marketing or business site usually takes 2–4 weeks. Web apps with custom backends, dashboards, or e-commerce builds run 4–10 weeks depending on complexity. You'll get a specific timeline in the quote, and weekly progress updates once we start.
Yes — we've shipped e-commerce sites for UK retailers and a corporate site for a Singapore-based supplier, alongside local Pakistani clients. Time zones aren't a blocker; we run async updates and schedule calls that work for you.
Typically a deposit to begin work, a milestone payment partway through, and the balance on delivery. For larger builds we can break this into more stages. Exact terms are confirmed in the quote before any work starts.
Yes. Every project includes a short post-launch window for fixes at no extra cost, and we offer ongoing maintenance retainers — monitoring, security patches, and small iterations — for clients who want it.
Often, yes. If your site is on WordPress or a similar CMS, we can usually extend or redesign parts of it rather than starting over. We'll tell you honestly if a rebuild is actually the better option once we've looked at what you have.
Next.js, TypeScript, and the MERN stack for custom web apps; WordPress (Salient, ACF, WPBakery) for CMS-driven sites; Shopify and WooCommerce for e-commerce. We pick the stack based on what the project actually needs, not what's trendy.
That's most first conversations, honestly. Tell us the problem you're trying to solve and we'll help shape it into something buildable during the discovery call.