How Much Does a Website Cost in India in 2026?

If you've searched for "website cost India" and landed on quotes ranging from ₹3,000 to ₹3,00,000, you're not imagining things — the range really is that wide, and almost none of it is explained. Here's what actually drives the price, and what you should expect to pay for a genuinely professional business website in 2026.

The three things that actually move the price

Page count. A 5-page site (home, about, services, gallery, contact) costs less to build than a 15-page site with dedicated pages per service or location — not because of "more work" in some vague sense, but because more pages means more content to structure, more copy to write or edit, and more testing across devices.

Functionality beyond static pages. A site that just displays information costs less than one that needs booking forms, payment processing, inventory tracking, or a parent/patient portal. Each of these is a real feature with its own build and testing time, not a checkbox.

E-commerce. Selling online — a real product catalog, cart, and payment gateway — is its own category of cost, separate from a marketing site with a "buy now that redirects to WhatsApp" workaround. Our e-commerce checklist for small retailers lists what that build actually includes.

What a realistic price band looks like

At Webwala Studio, our pricing is structured around exactly these three factors:

• Starter (up to 5 pages) — ₹12,000 / $149. A clean, mobile-ready site for a business that needs a credible online presence: who you are, what you do, how to reach you.
• Professional (up to 15 pages) — ₹28,000 / $349. Room for a proper services breakdown, multiple locations, a blog, or a more built-out gallery — the right tier for most schools, clinics, and multi-service businesses.
• Business Pro (unlimited pages + e-commerce) — ₹55,000 / $699. For businesses that need to actually sell online or run a site with continuously growing content.

All three include a working, mobile-first site built and launched within 7 days, plus a free maintenance window after launch (1–3 months depending on plan) to fix bugs and make small changes at no extra cost. (Here's what that maintenance actually covers.) If you're outside India, see how these prices compare with the USA and UAE.

What's not included in most quotes — and should be

Two costs sit outside almost every web design quote, including ours, and it's worth knowing about them upfront rather than being surprised:

• Domain name — roughly ₹800–1,500/year.
• Hosting — roughly ₹3,000–6,000/year.

If a quote you've received bundles these into a suspiciously low one-time number, ask what happens in year two — that's usually where the real cost shows up.

Why "cheaper" quotes are often more expensive later

A ₹3,000 website is rarely a ₹3,000 website — it's usually a template with no real customization, no mobile testing, and no maintenance window, which means the first bug or the first design change costs you again, often at a worse rate than if it had been priced properly from the start. The honest way to compare quotes isn't the sticker price — it's price divided by (pages + features + post-launch support included).

If you're ready to get a real number

Every business is different enough that a generic price doesn't tell you much. If you want an exact quote for your specific business — industry, page count, and functionality — book a free 15-minute consultation and we'll walk you through it, no pressure.