Where we work, and how it actually works

We are an Indian firm serving Indian clients — registered under GST, invoicing in rupees, and reachable on WhatsApp during your working day. No timezone gap, no currency conversion, no wondering whether the company on the other end is real.

We build websites, win search visibility and ship software for American companies from India. The cost difference is the obvious reason to talk to us. The reason to actually hire us is that we publish our prices, publish our registration, and tell you when you should not buy something.

Canada is one of our priority markets. We build websites, ecommerce and software for Canadian companies, and we do a lot of white-label work for Canadian marketing agencies who need delivery capacity without hiring.

We work with companies in the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany and across the EEA. Our working day overlaps yours almost entirely, which makes European clients the easiest for us to serve well.

We build websites, SEO and software for companies in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and across the Emirates. India is only ninety minutes behind the UAE, so unlike our US and European clients, almost the whole working day is a live overlap rather than a handover.

We build websites, SEO and software for companies across Australia. The honest starting point is timezone: Sydney and Melbourne run four and a half hours ahead of us, but Perth runs only two and a half — closer to our day than either the US or the UK ever gets.

We build websites, SEO and software for companies across New Zealand. It's the most distant timezone we serve — six and a half hours ahead of India — so we'll say plainly upfront how that shapes the way we work, rather than gloss over it.

We are based in Gurgaon. That is the whole difference: you can have us in your office in Cyber City or Udyog Vihar on a day's notice, walk us round the business, and point at the thing that is broken instead of describing it on a call. Everything else — published prices, GST invoices, no lock-in — works exactly as it does for our clients elsewhere.

We work across the whole of NCR — Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad — from a base inside it. For most of that footprint we can be in your office the same week, and for all of it you get the same published prices and the same GST invoice, rather than a number that depends on which end of the Expressway you sit on.

We're registered for GST in Madhya Pradesh, the same state as Indore — which means your invoice carries CGST and SGST rather than IGST, and your input credit works exactly the same way. We don't have an office in Indore; the work is delivered the way most of our India projects already are, over video calls and a shared project board, at the same published prices as everywhere else.

We're registered for GST in Madhya Pradesh, the same state as Bhopal, so your invoice carries CGST and SGST rather than IGST — the input credit works out identical either way. We don't have an office in Bhopal; delivery runs the way most of our India work already does, over video calls and a shared project board, at the same published prices as everywhere else.

Mumbai runs the country's highest agency density and, usually, its highest agency prices — the overheads that pay for a Lower Parel office end up inside the quote. We don't carry those overheads, we're not based in Mumbai, and we're not going to pretend otherwise: the work is delivered remotely, at the same published prices as every other Indian city we work with.

Bangalore is the most technically literate market we sell into — a Bangalore founder is as likely to ask about our database schema as our design system. We don't try to out-jargon that; we answer in specifics, and we're upfront that we're not based here — the work is delivered remotely, the way it is for every Indian city outside Gurgaon.

Hyderabad runs on two very different economies at once — a large pharmaceutical and life-sciences cluster around Genome Valley, and an IT and global-capability-centre scene built around HITEC City. We build for both, remotely, at the same published prices as every other Indian city we serve; we're not based in Hyderabad and won't suggest otherwise.

Pune's economy runs on automotive and engineering as much as it runs on IT — the Chakan-Talegaon belt sits alongside Hinjewadi's IT parks. We build for both, remotely, at the same published prices as every other Indian city we serve; we don't have an office in Pune and won't suggest otherwise.

Chennai manufactures and exports at a scale most Indian cities don't — the auto and auto-ancillary belt around it is real, and so is the port. We build for that, remotely, at the same published prices as every other Indian city; we don't have an office in Chennai and won't suggest otherwise. Tell us if Tamil matters for your audience and we'll scope it properly.

Ahmedabad buys the way a lot of India's trading and family-run businesses buy — relationship first, price scrutinised hard, and a decision that often takes a second or third conversation before anyone signs. We're fine with that; we're just not based in Ahmedabad, so those conversations happen on a call rather than over chai in your office.