What this stuff actually costs

Location, not corner-cutting. Our team is in Warangal and Hyderabad, so the same senior engineering costs a fraction of what it does in the US, and there's no sales team or expensive office in the price. The honest way to test that is to start small — a single video or an audit costs very little and tells you everything about how we work.

We obviously sell these services, so read them with that in mind. What we've tried to do is publish the numbers we'd give you on a call, including where hiring someone else is the better move — a builder subscription if your budget is tiny, a local photographer instead of remote work, ads instead of SEO if you need customers this month.

They're observed bands — what businesses tell us they were quoted, and what US agencies publish on their own pricing pages. They're not lifted from a named study and they're not quotes from any specific firm, which is why every guide says so on the page rather than implying a precision that isn't there.

Yes, when the scope is bigger than the tier. The published prices are for defined packages, and a project with unusual integrations, heavy compliance or a much larger scope costs more. What doesn't happen is a number changing mid-project — whatever we agree in writing is the number on the invoice.

A single video at $29 or an SEO audit at $129. Both are deliberately small enough to be a low-risk test of whether we're any good, and the audit is credited back if you go on to a retainer. We'd rather you start there than commit to something large on the strength of a sales call.