Custom development for businesses in Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula. Fast on a mid-range phone, structured for search from the first line of code, and yours to keep when we are done.
A business website in Chandigarh costs ₹25,000 to ₹60,000 and takes two to four weeks once content is ready. Ecommerce runs ₹60,000 to ₹1,50,000 over four to eight weeks. The biggest variable is not the developer — it is whether you supply the text and photographs or somebody has to write and source them.
Everything below is checkable rather than claimed. Prices are published, the person who builds the sites is named, and the comparison section says plainly where we are the wrong choice.
Most agency pages are anonymous. Here is who actually works on the projects, and how long he has been doing it.
Founder, Apensia Media · Chandigarh
Kuldeep started in IT in 1995 — before Google existed, when a website meant hand-written HTML and a modem. Three decades of watching what lasts and what does not is why this page argues for boring, well-built things rather than whatever framework is fashionable.
Why this matters more than it sounds. Google's guidance asks who produced the content and what experience they have. Almost every agency page in this market answers that with adjectives. A named person with three decades of verifiable history is a different kind of answer — and it is the one thing a newer competitor cannot copy at any price.
Most businesses in Chandigarh need the first one. We will say so rather than scope you into the third.
Five to fifteen pages for clinics, showrooms, consultants and professional services. The most common job and the one most often overbuilt.
Shopify and WooCommerce where product pages rank individually and the checkout has the friction taken out of it.
Booking systems, client portals and dashboards. Scoped before quoting, because a number given before the requirements are understood is a number that changes.
An existing site that works but crawls. Often two weeks of work rather than a rebuild, and we will tell you when that is the case.
Rebuilding a site that already works is a want, not a need. We turn these down fairly often and explain why.
Updates, backups, security and the small changes that pile up. Optional, and priced so you can leave it.
Every stack decision is a maintenance decision. These are picked because somebody else can work on them in five years, not because they are new.
What is deliberately not on that list. React and Next.js for a five-page business site. They are excellent tools for applications and overkill for a clinic in Sector 35 — they add build steps, hosting cost and a developer dependency you did not need. We use them where they earn it and say so when they do not, which is most of the time in this market.
Three ways to get a website built in Chandigarh. Two of them are better than us in some situations, and it is worth knowing which.
| Freelancer | Wix / template | Us | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | ₹8,000 – ₹25,000 | ₹500 – ₹1,500 / month | ₹25,000 – ₹60,000 |
| Speed on mobile | Varies enormously | Usually poor | Tested on real handsets |
| Built for search | Sometimes | Structurally limited | At build time |
| If they disappear | You start again | Site stays, you keep paying | You own the code |
| Better than us when | Budget is under ₹20,000 and the site is a placeholder | You need something live this week and will replace it | The site is meant to bring in work |
The ₹8,000 website is not a scam. You are buying a template with your text in it, usually built in an afternoon, and that is a fair trade if you need a presence rather than enquiries. A business testing an idea is better served by that than by spending six times more too early — and we would rather say so than take the larger invoice and watch it not pay for itself.
Every competitor page in this market says "contact us for a quote". That is a way of getting your number before you know whether the budget is anywhere near right.
Clinics, showrooms, professional services
Two to four weeks
Retail and D2C selling online
Four to eight weeks
Booking systems, portals, dashboards
Eight weeks upward
The full breakdown — what moves a quote by ₹40,000, and the five things usually left out of one — is in our website cost guide.
Not adjectives. Things you can confirm before paying us anything.
Compare that to any other web development company in Chandigarh. Almost none publish, because a range invites a comparison they would rather have after you have called.
Kuldeep Chandel, in IT since 1995, working on the technical decisions. Ask any agency who will actually do the work and watch how long the answer takes.
Code, domain, hosting account. Ask this before signing anywhere — if any of it stays with the agency, the price is a deposit on a subscription you cannot leave.
Roughly a third of what we are offered, usually because the budget would leave nothing for getting people to the site. It costs us money and it is why the rest goes well.
Used with permission. Happy to put you in touch with any of them — ask, and we will arrange it.
“The site loads properly on a phone now, which the old one never did, and the enquiry form works. What I valued more was being told which pages were not worth rebuilding.”
“They explained the technical side in language I could repeat to my own staff, and did not disappear between invoices. Booking enquiries are up and I can see where they come from.”
“We asked for a full rebuild. Kuldeep looked at it and said two weeks of speed work would do more for less. He was right, and it cost him the bigger job.”
A real price range within one working day, from a person who has looked at your site — and an honest answer if a rebuild is not what you need.
A business website in Chandigarh costs ₹25,000 to ₹60,000. Ecommerce runs ₹60,000 to ₹1,50,000 depending on product count and payment integration. Custom web applications start around ₹1,50,000. The largest single variable is content — a site where you supply text and photographs costs noticeably less than one where we write and source everything.
Two to four weeks for a business site once content is ready, four to eight weeks for ecommerce, and eight weeks upward for custom applications. Most projects that run late are waiting on text and photographs from the client rather than on development.
Yes — the code, the domain and the hosting account are all in your name. Ask this of any developer before signing. If any of those stay with them, the price you agreed is a deposit on a subscription rather than a purchase.
It will be structured for search — semantic headings, schema markup, fast loading, internal links that describe where they go. That is not the same as ranking. A well-built site gives search engines no reason to overlook it; ranking is ongoing work and a separate cost.
Yes. We are in Chandigarh and most of our clients are elsewhere in India. Development happens remotely with calls when they help. Being local matters for local search strategy, not for where code is written.
Three things you can check rather than take on trust: our prices are published, our founder has been in IT since 1995 and works on the projects, and we turn down roughly a third of the work we are offered. That last one costs us money and is the reason the rest goes well.
Written properly rather than as a way to get you on a call. The answers are on the pages, not behind a form.
How we build, what the process looks like, and the case studies behind it.
See the service ₹25k–60kWhat moves a quote by ₹40,000, and the five things usually left out of one.
Read the guide ₹15k–30kWhat the fee buys in hours, and why a ₹6,000 retainer can get a domain penalised.
Read the guide WebsiteWebsite, then SEO, then social — and the three situations where that is wrong.
Read the guide LocalGetting found once the site is built — down to individual sectors.
See SEO 5 questionsFive questions to ask your current agency, and what a good answer looks like.
Read the guideA straight answer within one working day on what it would take and roughly what it costs — before anyone talks about a contract.
Get a price rangeNo sales sequence, no chasing. If we are not right for it, we will say so.