Quick answer: website cost in Delhi depends mainly on the number of pages, the features you need (like an online store or booking system), and who provides the content. We give a written quote after understanding your requirements, not a fixed price list.
"How much does a website cost?" is one of the first questions every Delhi business owner asks, and it's a fair one — prices online range from a few thousand rupees on a DIY builder to lakhs for a large custom platform, with little explanation of why.
This page breaks down what actually drives the cost of a website in Delhi, so you can compare quotes properly and know what you're paying for before you commit to anything.
The two biggest drivers are the number of pages and how much custom design and functionality each one needs. A five-page business site costs less than a fifteen-page catalogue site with filters and search.
Features add cost too: an online store with payment gateway, a booking or appointment system, multi-language content, or integrations with WhatsApp, CRM or accounting tools all take more development time than a standard informational site.
Who writes your content matters. If you provide finished text and photos, the build is faster and cheaper. If we need to help write and structure content, that's additional work, priced separately and explained upfront.
A basic SEO-ready structure (clean URLs, headings, meta tags) is part of every build. Ongoing SEO work, content updates and maintenance after launch are usually a separate, optional arrangement.
Rather than one unexplained number, here's how most Delhi business websites break down by scope, so you know roughly where your project sits before you ask for a quote.
We don't publish a fixed price list, because two five-page websites can need very different amounts of work. After a short conversation about what you need, we send a written quote covering pages, features and timeline before any work starts.
Most projects work on a simple advance-plus-milestone structure, confirmed in writing before we begin, so there are no surprises partway through.
A straightforward business website usually takes about two to four weeks once your content and images are ready. Larger sites, custom features or online stores take longer. Delays are almost always on the content side — the sooner text and photos are ready, the sooner the site launches.
A very low quote often means a rigid template, no real support after launch, or hidden costs for basic changes later. Before you decide on price alone, check that the scope is written down clearly, that you know who owns your domain and hosting, and what happens if you need changes after the site goes live.
Not sure which type of website fits your budget? Tell us what you sell and what you need, and we will suggest a realistic plan. See our WordPress, redesign and Delhi website design pages, or contact TechnoIconic.