Website development in Lahore, built to keep running.

What we build

Most businesses in Pakistan don't need a big website. They need one that explains what they sell, earns trust in the first ten seconds and makes it easy to call or message. That's where we start.

• Business websites for clinics, schools, academies, agencies and service firms: 5 to 20 pages, written to rank for what your customers actually search.
• Online stores with cash on delivery, WhatsApp ordering and product pages that work on a cheap phone on a slow connection.
• Landing pages for ads that load fast, carry one clear offer and send leads to a database, not a lost inbox.
• Admission and enquiry forms that save every lead, like the admission form we built for InnoTech Skills Institute.
• Rescue and rebuilds for a site someone else built and stopped answering about.

Built to rank, not just to exist

A website that nobody finds is a brochure in a drawer. Every site we ship has the technical SEO done before launch: a clear title and description on every page, schema markup that tells Google who you are and where, a sitemap, clean URLs, compressed images and Google Search Console connected.

We also write, or rewrite, the copy. Most small business sites in Lahore lose customers because the first screen talks about the company instead of the problem it solves. We fix that first.

Speed on real Pakistani connections

Your customers open your site on a mid-range Android phone, often on mobile data. We build for that: light pages, modern image formats, no heavy page builders and no plugins you don't need. It's the difference between a page that opens in two seconds and one that people close before it loads.

What a website costs with us

We don't sell fixed packages. We checked six Pakistani companies' own price lists for our website development cost guide, and these are the ranges they publish:

So WordPress sites start from Rs 15,000 on those lists and online stores from Rs 40,000. Our own number for your site comes as a written quote after a short call, based on the pages, features and content you actually need.

The quote also shows what hosting costs in year two, because renewal bills are where most people get surprised. If the scope changes later, we price the change before we build it.

How a website project runs

1. A short call about what you sell, who your customers are and what they search for.
2. A written scope and quote listing the pages, features, who writes the text and the launch date.
3. The first screen and the copy. We get the headline and the offer right before we design the rest.
4. The build: pages, forms, WhatsApp buttons, schema and sitemap, tested on a mid-range Android phone.
5. Launch with hosting, SSL and Search Console connected, then 30 days of free fixes.

What's included at launch

• Hosting setup on the server we already run for our other sites, or on your own account if you prefer.
• SSL, so your site shows the padlock and browsers don't warn your customers away.
• Mail records set up, so email from your domain doesn't land in spam.
• Schema markup that tells Google your business name, location and services, plus a sitemap.
• Speed work: compressed images in modern formats, light pages and no page builder slowing things down.
• Lead capture through a contact form or a WhatsApp button, so every enquiry reaches you.

Already have a website that isn't working?

Many of the sites we're asked to fix were built by someone who's stopped answering. We start by opening the site on a phone over mobile data, then checking the page titles, the SSL certificate and whether the contact form actually delivers.

We also ask who owns the domain and the hosting account, because that decides how easily the site can move. Then you get a written choice: repair what's there, or rebuild it, with a price for each.

Sites already on our server

Our hosting account runs eight live websites today, including a computer institute, a toy store, a Quran academy, a real estate company, an accounting firm and a school. They're the reason we know what breaks in month six and how to stop it.

You'll find three of them below. Open them on your phone and check how fast they load.

Why a studio that keeps the server

The cheap part of a website is launch day. The expensive part is month six, when the SSL expires, a plugin breaks the checkout or the domain lapses. We run the hosting for the sites we build, so there's always someone who can fix it, and it's the same people who wrote the code.