Most People Who Visit Already Know Your Name. They Came to Check You Are Real

With us, a focused corporate site of eight to fifteen pages is INR 95,000 to 1,75,000. A full corporate presence of twenty to forty pages with the core content written for you is INR 1,75,000 to 3,50,000. A multi-entity or multi-language programme is INR 3,50,000 to 7,00,000. The market is far wider than that in both directions, and the corporate website design cost in India is driven mostly by two things people forget to compare: how many pages there actually are once the list is honest, and whether anybody is writing the content. A quote that assumes you will supply all copy is not comparable to one that includes writing it, and the difference is usually several months rather than just money.

Six to eight weeks for a focused site, ten to fourteen for a full corporate presence, and sixteen to twenty-four for a multi-entity or multi-language programme. Those are realistic rather than optimistic. What will decide your actual timeline is not the design or the build, it is content. Service descriptions need someone who knows the service, leadership bios need the leaders to reply, and case material needs client permission. We agree a content plan with named owners and dates before design starts, which is the single thing that most reliably keeps a corporate site on schedule. Projects that leave content until the layouts are ready commonly run months past the date everyone agreed.

Partly, and we would rather be precise about which parts. From the Standard tier we write the core pages: services, about, leadership and careers. What we cannot do is invent the substance. The detail of what your service actually involves, the real history of the company, why a particular project went well, all of that has to come from people inside your business, usually in a one hour interview each rather than a written brief. For images, we art direct and we will source and licence stock where it genuinely fits. For leadership and premises we strongly recommend a real photographer, because stock photography of a team that is not your team is one of the fastest ways to fail the credibility check this whole page is about.

Yes, on every tier, and we treat that as a baseline rather than a feature worth charging for. Every template is designed and reviewed on real phones, not just resized in a browser. Performance and Core Web Vitals are covered properly on our web design services page, and if speed is your specific concern there is a dedicated website speed optimization service rather than a paragraph of reassurance here. The mobile point most relevant to a corporate site is narrower: the verification visit frequently happens on a phone, often minutes before a meeting, so the facts a checker needs must be reachable on a small screen without pinching or hunting through a menu.

Who arrives and why. A consumer site is largely visited by people who do not know you and have to be persuaded. A corporate site is mostly visited by people who already have your name and want to confirm something: a prospect before a meeting, a candidate before an interview, a procurement team, a bank, a journalist. They are verifying rather than browsing. That changes the priorities completely. Findable facts, named people, a real address and evidence matter more than a persuasive hero section. Our general web design services page covers websites built to convert traffic. This page is about the other job.

Start by writing down what your sales team actually says, because that is usually the more current and more accurate version. Sales descriptions evolve weekly through real conversations. Websites do not, because changing them takes effort and permission, so within a couple of years the two have drifted apart. The Gartner survey cited above found 69 percent of B2B buyers notice exactly this inconsistency. The fix has two halves. Rewrite the service pages with your sales team in the room rather than around them. Then make sure somebody internal can publish a correction the same day, because otherwise the drift simply starts again from the new baseline.

Often neither, at least not first. A surprising number of corporate sites have a sound structure and a presentable design, and fail only because the facts are missing, stale or contradictory. That is a content project, and it costs a fraction of a rebuild. Rebuild when the structure genuinely cannot absorb what you now need, when the platform is unmaintainable, or when your team still cannot edit it. Our website redesign page covers how to tell the difference honestly, and we will tell you if we think you are about to spend a large sum solving the wrong problem.

WordPress unless there is a specific reason not to, and we will explain the reason if there is one. For the overwhelming majority of corporate sites it is the right answer: your team can edit it, hosting is straightforward, developers are easy to find, and you are not locked to one agency. That last point matters more than it sounds for a site expected to last three to five years. Our WordPress website design page covers the platform specifics. Where a project genuinely needs something custom, that is a different service and a different conversation rather than an upsell from this one.

Yes, and we regard that as part of the deliverable rather than a bonus. You get page templates, a handover session and documentation, so a marketing executive can change text, add a leadership profile, publish a notice or add a careers listing without contacting us. We build to templates rather than bespoke one-off layouts specifically so this remains true as the site grows. An agency that keeps editing rights has a recurring income and you have a site that quietly goes out of date between invoices, which is the exact failure mode this page opens with.

We will set up hosting and advise on it, with the hosting account in your name and paid directly by you. Ongoing maintenance, updates, backups and security are a separate service rather than something folded silently into a build quote. Our website maintenance page covers it. Two things we will say plainly. A corporate WordPress site does need somebody keeping it updated, and the most common cause of a hacked site is a plugin nobody updated for a year. And the hosting account should always be in your name, whoever manages it.

The build includes the foundations: a clean structure, sensible URLs, titles and descriptions, schema markup, a sitemap and pages that load properly for a crawler. What it does not include is ongoing SEO, which is a continuing programme of content, technical work and authority building rather than a setting switched on at launch. We would rather separate the two honestly than bundle a vague SEO line into a web quote, because that is how clients end up believing a new site will rank and then being disappointed six months later. If you need both, we will scope them separately so you can see what each costs.

Three questions, and the answers are revealing quickly. Who writes the content, and what happens if it is late, because that is the real schedule risk. Will we get editable page templates and be able to update the site ourselves. And can we see a site you built three years ago, which shows whether their work survives contact with a real organisation over time. A business website design agency that answers all three plainly is describing how it actually works. When you hire corporate website design company support, you are mostly buying judgement about structure and content, not visual taste.

Regularly, and B2B website design services are probably the clearest case for the approach on this page. B2B buyers research independently and at length before contacting anyone, and the Gartner survey above found 61 percent would prefer to buy without a rep at all. That means the site has to carry the early part of the conversation on its own: what you make, what you can actually produce, specifications, certifications, where you are and who to talk to. For manufacturers specifically, product and capability detail usually matters far more than visual polish, and a downloadable specification often does more work than a contact form.

Then we should design the project around that honestly rather than pretending otherwise. Two things work. Reduce the page count to what you can realistically populate, since a tight site that is true beats a large one that is half empty. And move to the Standard tier so we write the core pages from interviews rather than waiting for drafts, which converts a writing task your team cannot find time for into an hour of their talking. What does not work is approving a forty page structure on placeholder text and hoping. We have seen that end in a site that launched eight months late with four real pages and thirty-six holding statements.

Yes. We are based in Vikaspuri in West Delhi and meet in person across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad, so as a corporate web design agency Delhi NCR based we are straightforward to sit down with. Beyond that we work remotely across India, the UAE, the UK and the US. Website projects suit remote delivery particularly well, since reviews happen in a browser and everything is shareable. The session genuinely worth doing together where practical is the content planning workshop, because getting the right people in one room for two hours settles ownership far faster than a sequence of emails.