The 15-minute homework
Owning your own domain and hosting is the smartest ₹2,000 you’ll spend — it keeps your website YOURS forever, no matter who builds it. Here’s the whole process, minus the confusion.
Short, easy to say on the phone, easy to spell. Check if it's free on GoDaddy, Namecheap or Hostinger — a .com or .in usually costs ₹700–1,500 a year. If your first choice is taken, tweak it, don't settle for a hyphen.
The cheapest shared-hosting plan from the same provider is plenty — ₹99–300 a month. A basic website doesn't need 'cloud', 'VPS' or 'premium' anything. If the plans confuse you, screenshot them and WhatsApp us — we'll point at the right one.
At checkout you'll be offered website builders, SEO packages, paid SSL certificates, email bundles and 'security suites'. Decline all of it. SSL comes free these days, and we build the actual website — that's the whole point.
WhatsApp us what you're building, your domain name, and anything you want the site to say or show. We'll ask for the one or two access details we need and lock the scope on the spot.
We take the night shift and your site goes live on YOUR domain by 5 PM the next day — designed, built, SEO-ready. The domain and hosting stay in your name forever: your asset, your keys, no lock-in.
Brief us by 5 PM, we build through the night, you’re live by 5 PM tomorrow. Designed, built, SEO-ready. No templates, no waiting.
Pro move: buy the domain you like + simple hosting yourself — it stays yours forever. Show me how →