Built for Vadodara's engineering, chemical and pharma exporters — where the buyer is a procurement manager, not a passer-by.
Vadodara does not sell to walk-in customers. It sells to specifiers — plant engineers, procurement managers and overseas buyers evaluating whether a supplier is credible enough to shortlist. That changes what a website here has to do. A brochure site with a hero image and a contact form is not the deliverable; a searchable product catalogue with specifications, datasheets, certifications and a per-product enquiry route is. Most of the enquiries we are asked to increase for Vadodara clients are lost long before the contact page, on a catalogue that only exists as a PDF.
The city is one of India's oldest industrial centres and its economy is unusually concentrated in heavy engineering, petrochemicals and pharmaceuticals. The GIDC estates at Makarpura, Nandesari and Por-Ramangamdi carry engineering, chemical and process-equipment manufacturing, and the refinery and fertiliser complexes north of the city anchor a deep supplier base around them. Alongside that sits a genuine multinational engineering presence in power, transmission and rail rolling stock, which pulls in tier-one and tier-two ancillary suppliers. Maharaja Sayajirao University gives the city a large, permanent student population and with it a substantial education, coaching and hostel economy, while Alkapuri, Gotri and the Waghodia Road corridor drive the real-estate and retail side.
Catalogue and B2B portal work leads here because Vadodara's buyers are specifiers who need to compare products, not browse a homepage. E-commerce sits lower than it would in Surat or Navi Mumbai because most of this city's trade is quotation-based rather than cart-based.
Large catalogues with specifications, downloadable datasheets, enquiry-per-product and buyer logins — the shape B2B manufacturers and exporters actually need.
Six to twenty pages built around your services and the markets you sell into, on a CMS your own team can edit without raising a ticket with us.
Dealer portals, booking systems, dashboards and internal tools — anything with user logins, roles and data that belongs to a specific person.
Structure, schema and content built so the site can rank on Google and be quoted by ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity — designed in, not bolted on later.
WooCommerce and Shopify stores with payment gateway, GST invoicing, shipping rules and abandoned-cart recovery configured properly, not merely installed.
For sites that look dated, load slowly or no longer reflect what the business sells. We keep the URLs and rankings you already have rather than starting from zero.
This is the single most common and most expensive problem we find in Vadodara. A manufacturer has three hundred products, every one of them a search someone is making — and all of them are locked inside a downloadable PDF catalogue that Google indexes poorly and that no buyer can search, filter or link to. Meanwhile the company pays a directory for the same enquiries every month. Rebuilding that catalogue as real, indexable pages with specifications and a per-product enquiry form is usually the highest-return work available to a Vadodara industrial business, and it is almost never what the brief asks for.
Units in Nandesari, Makarpura and Por selling internationally, who need an English-language catalogue site that survives due diligence by an overseas buyer — specifications, certifications, plant photographs and a named contact.
Job-shops and equipment builders whose enquiries currently arrive entirely through IndiaMART, paying for leads they could earn directly if their own site ranked for the products they actually make.
Formulation, intermediates and laboratory equipment businesses where regulatory credibility is the sale, and where the website has to carry approvals and documentation rather than adjectives.
Institutes around MSU and Sayajigunj competing for admissions in a market where the decision is made by a parent on a phone, usually in the evening, usually comparing three sites at once.
Project microsites for developments along Waghodia Road, Gotri and Vasna-Bhayli, built for site-visit bookings rather than for brochure downloads nobody reads.
Established showrooms in Mandvi, Raopura and Alkapuri moving to online catalogues and D2C selling, usually for the first time.
One-time build cost, quoted against a written page count. The same figures we quote everywhere — we do not price by city.
₹14,999 – ₹35,000
1–2 weeks
New firms, consultants and single-service businesses that need to exist credibly online.
₹40,000 – ₹1,20,000
3–5 weeks
Established businesses competing for search traffic. The most common bracket across PCMC.
₹75,000 – ₹3,00,000
5–9 weeks
Retailers and D2C brands selling online, on Shopify or WooCommerce.
₹2,50,000+
10+ weeks
Portals, dashboards, marketplaces, booking platforms — anything with user logins.
Mobile apps are quoted separately — see our full price guide.
We agree page count, features, integrations and who writes the content, in writing, before any price is quoted. Almost every disputed project we are asked to rescue skipped this step.
Wireframes first, then high-fidelity UI in Figma that you review with comments. Structure is argued about in grey boxes, where changing it is cheap.
Development on a staging URL you can watch progress on, with weekly check-ins rather than a silent month followed by a reveal.
Speed, mobile, forms, analytics, Search Console and schema verified before go-live — and redirects mapped if we are replacing an existing site, so you keep the rankings you have.
Thirty days of post-launch support included, then optional AMC. Domain, hosting, CMS admin and source code are handed to you either way.
A 4–6 page starter site runs ₹14,999 to ₹35,000. The most common bracket for a Vadodara business — a 10–20 page site with a CMS, a product section and proper SEO structure — is ₹40,000 to ₹1,20,000. A full catalogue site or B2B portal with hundreds of products, filtering and per-product enquiry typically runs ₹1,00,000 to ₹3,00,000 because the work is in the data structure, not the design. Domain and hosting add ₹5,000 to ₹15,000 a year.
Yes, and the great majority of our Gujarat work runs this way. Discovery calls, a staging URL you can watch daily, weekly video check-ins and Figma reviews with comments mean you see more of the build than most clients see from an agency in their own city. Where a project genuinely needs it — a plant photo shoot, an on-site training session — we travel.
Yes, and it is the work we most often recommend to Vadodara manufacturers. We take the catalogue, structure it as real product pages with specifications, images, downloadable datasheets and a per-product enquiry form, and build filtering by category and specification. Each product then becomes a page that can rank for its own search term, which a PDF cannot. Existing PDFs stay available as downloads for buyers who want them.
That is usually the point. For exporters we build with international buyers in mind — English-first content, specifications in the units your buyers use, certifications and approvals presented properly, fast loading on international connections, and enquiry forms that capture the country and application so your sales team can qualify before replying. Multi-language and multi-currency are available where they earn their cost.
Yes, and for industrial clients it is usually the more valuable half of the engagement. The structure that makes a catalogue rank has to be designed into the build rather than added afterwards, so we scope SEO at the start or deliberately leave it out and say so. We also handle answer engine optimization, since a growing share of B2B research now begins in ChatGPT and Perplexity rather than Google.
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