Web development for Bengaluru startups and product teams
Bengaluru clients usually are technical, or have someone technical in the room, which changes the conversation entirely. You will not get marketing language from me about digital transformation. You will get a stack decision, a reason for it, and a repository you can read.
What Bengaluru businesses actually need
This is the one market where most enquiries are for products rather than websites: an MVP that needs to exist before the next investor conversation, a SaaS marketing site that has to convert developers, an internal tool the team has outgrown Notion for. Timelines are short and specifications change mid-build, so I price and plan for that rather than pretending scope will hold. It is also the most technically demanding market — a founder here will read the code.
- Early-stage startups needing an MVP
- SaaS companies needing a marketing site that converts
- Product teams needing internal tools and dashboards
- Fintech and AI companies
- Agencies subcontracting overflow engineering
- Founders validating an idea before hiring
Where the work goes
MVPs on a real deadline
Database schema to deployed product. Auth, payments, an admin panel and the one feature the whole thing exists to prove — built in the order that lets you demo earliest.
Marketing sites that convert developers
A technical audience reads the docs before the pricing page. Fast, honest, code samples that work, and no stock photography of people pointing at laptops.
Code you would let a senior engineer read
TypeScript in strict mode, no unexplained dependencies, comments where a decision needs justifying. You are going to hire someone to take this over, and it should not be a rewrite when you do.
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Invest in Your Growth.
Clear, upfront pricing packages designed for businesses at every stage. No hidden fees, just quality engineering.
Basic Website
Small businesses, portfolio, personal sites
$89 – $129
- 4–6 pages
- Mobile responsive
- Contact form + Google Maps
- SEO basics (titles, meta)
- Fast loading
Standard Business
Shops, salons, clinics, freelancers
$189 – $249
- Everything in Basic
- Custom Design
- Photo gallery
- Social links & call button
- Domain + hosting guidance
Professional
Growing businesses, services, restaurants
$299 – $379
- Everything in Standard
- UI/UX improved layout
- Better conversion focus
- Newsletter / lead form
- CMS (WordPress/Next.js)
E-Commerce
Online selling stores
Starts at $249
- Product listing
- Cart & checkout
- Payment (Stripe/Razorpay)
- Inventory management
- User accounts
Landing Page
Ads, campaigns, product launch
$69 – $149
- One high-converting page
- Lead form + CTA
- Simple analytics
- Fast Turnaround
Website Redesign
Old websites that need a refresh
$189 – $499
- Visual upgrade
- Speed improvements
- SEO fixes
- Modern Tech Stack
Client Need-to-Knows
Domain & Hosting
Not included in base price. Domain: $12–$20/yr · Hosting: $25–$100/yr
Maintenance
Optional monthly support for updates, security & backups: $25 – $75 / month
SEO & Marketing
Basic SEO included in all professional plans. Advanced SEO + Content Strategy is priced separately.
Questions from Bengaluru
The ones that come up most often.
Usually, if we agree what is genuinely in the first version. Most MVP briefs contain two or three features that can wait, and cutting them is often the difference between shipping this month and next quarter.
You do, from the first commit, in your own repository. No lock-in, no hosting you cannot leave, no framework only I understand.
Yes. I have taken defined pieces — an integration, a dashboard, a rebuild of one surface — with the in-house team owning the rest. Pull requests, code review, your conventions.