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How Much Does a Business Website Cost in India? (2026 Honest Guide)

Website prices in India range from ₹10,000 to ₹10 lakh. This guide explains what drives the price and what you should actually budget for.

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How Much Does a Business Website Cost in India? (2026 Honest Guide)

A professional business website in India typically costs between ₹20,000 and ₹80,000. A basic informational website with 5–7 pages sits at the lower end; websites with custom design, content writing, SEO setup and lead-generation features sit at the upper end. E-commerce and custom web applications start around ₹75,000 and scale with complexity.

What drives the price? Four things dominate: design quality (template vs custom), content (who writes and structures it), features (forms, booking, payments, dashboards) and SEO readiness (structure, speed, metadata, schema). A cheap website usually skips the last three — which is why it never generates enquiries.

Beware of the ₹5,000 website. It typically means a recycled template, no content strategy, no SEO foundation and no support. It costs less than a signboard but performs worse — because a website's job is not to exist, it's to convert searches into enquiries.

Ongoing costs to budget: domain (₹800–1,500/year), quality hosting (₹3,000–10,000/year) and maintenance. A good AMC covering updates, backups and small changes typically runs 15–25% of the project cost annually.

Our recommendation: treat your website as a salesperson, not a formality. Budget for professional design, real content and SEO from day one — the difference between a website that exists and one that sells is usually just ₹20,000–30,000, and it pays back with the first few customers it brings.

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