Clear pricing before you commit
Three ways to work with us, with starting ranges below. The exact number for your project comes from a short, free scoping call - not a one-size price list.
Choose how you want to work with us
Fixed-Price Project
A defined scope - a new website, app, or platform with clear requirements.
Typically ₹20,000 – ₹5,00,000+
depending on scope and complexity. Smaller landing sites can start lower, around ₹20,000.
- Scope, timeline, and price agreed before development starts
- Milestone-based payments tied to delivery, not time logged
- Fixed delivery date for the agreed scope
Dedicated Developer / Team
Ongoing product work, a startup building in sprints, or work that needs someone embedded with your team.
Starting from ₹20,000/month
per dedicated developer, billed monthly.
- Works your hours and reports directly to you, no account-manager layer
- Scale the team up or down as the roadmap changes
- No fixed-term lock-in - continue or end the engagement with notice
Maintenance & Support Retainer
An existing website or app that needs updates, bug fixes, and monitoring without a full-time hire.
Starting from ₹5,000/month
scoped to your site's size and how often it needs changes.
- Bug fixes, security patches, and dependency updates
- Regular uptime and performance checks
- Priority response window for urgent issues
Why we don’t publish a flat price list
A landing page and a multi-role mobile app with live tracking both technically fall under “app development,” but they take very different amounts of work. Instead of a single price list, we ask for your budget range when you request a quote - from under ₹20,000 for a small build up to ₹5,00,000+ for a full product - and match it against the actual scope on a short call. You get a specific number and timeline before anything starts, not a generic estimate.
Want a ballpark before you call? Try our app development cost calculator for an instant estimate.
Pricing questions, answered
No. The first call and the project estimate are free. You only pay once you decide to go ahead with a proposal.
Mainly scope - how many screens or features, which integrations you need, the tech stack, and your timeline. We give an exact number after a short scoping call rather than a generic range, because two projects in the same budget band can need very different amounts of work.
Yes. Many clients start with a fixed-price MVP and move to a dedicated developer or a maintenance retainer once the product is live and needs continuous work.
No fixed-term lock-in. It's billed monthly, and you can scale the engagement up, down, or end it with notice.
If you know exactly what needs to be built, a fixed-price project gives you a fixed cost and date. If the scope will keep evolving, a dedicated developer fits better. If you already have a live product, a maintenance retainer keeps it running without a full-time hire.