Static Website
₹9,999+18% GST
Reference websites
- Technology: HTML5, CSS3
- Responsive design for mobile
- Basic theme
- Two banners on the home page
- Up to 4 pages
- Query form with 4 fields
H-6, Kailash Park, Basai Darapur, Bali Nagar, Delhi 110015
Retail groups running several brands from one back office. KNET support is not optional here.
Kuwait is a small, wealthy market where a few retail groups run many brands between them.
One company will often need several storefronts sharing a back office, stock and customer records.
Shoppers pay with KNET, the local debit network. A checkout that only takes international cards will lose most of its orders.
Worth knowing in Kuwait City. Addresses are described by block and street rather than a postcode. Give people a map pin instead of a form field.
A store that works in one country often fails in another, and it usually fails in the same few places. Here is what we build for before anything else.
We do not have an office in Kuwait City. Standups happen in your hours, decisions get written down, and you get a preview link on day three.
Fixed-price builds for the websites businesses ask us for most — from a four-page static site to a fully custom Laravel store. Each package spells out what is included, links to live sites we have built at that level and demos you can click through, so you know exactly what you are paying for before work starts.
₹9,999+18% GST
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₹40,000+18% GST
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₹49,999+18% GST
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₹1,20,000+18% GST
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Prices are in Indian rupees and exclude 18% GST. Domain, hosting, paid themes, plugins and app subscriptions are billed at cost. Somewhere between two packages, or need something that is not listed? Ask for a quote — it usually takes one call.
No. We work from one office in Delhi and everything for Kuwait City runs remotely. You get at least four hours of overlap with your working day, standups in your hours, and a preview link from day three. We would rather say this plainly than list an address we do not sit in.
KNET is the local debit network and most people use it. International card-only checkouts lose a lot of orders here. There is no VAT at the moment. Prices are shown as they are paid.
Local couriers handle most deliveries. Address quality is the usual problem, so a map pin helps more than a text field. Cash on delivery is common and expected on larger baskets.
Arabic and English, with the layout mirrored for Arabic.
One company will often need several storefronts sharing a back office, stock and customer records. Most recent work has been in multi-brand retail, food and beverage, logistics.
Shoppers pay with KNET, the local debit network. A checkout that only takes international cards will lose most of its orders.
Addresses are described by block and street rather than a postcode. Give people a map pin instead of a form field.
With a paid first week. Two of us read what you already have, talk to whoever runs it day to day, and write down what the build has to do. You keep that document either way. After that we work in two-week blocks.
Half an hour with an engineer, in your working hours.