Websites for businesses in Nepal
A new website or a redesign of the one you have, with a contact or order form that works and content you can edit yourself.
Usually 3–5 weeks
Discuss your projectA good fit if
- You don’t have a website yet, or you’d rather not share the one you have.
- Customers keep asking the same questions on Facebook, Instagram or Viber.
- You sell on Instagram or Daraz and want your own shop with eSewa or Khalti.
What’s included
- Page plan and content structure
- Original responsive design and development
- Enquiry forms or an agreed purchase flow
- Search basics and a way to edit content
- Launch checks, handover and documentation
Not included
- Writing all the page text
- Product photos and product data entry
- Domain and hosting fees, paid to the provider
- Changes after launch, unless agreed in a care plan
How I work
I start with what your customers need to find and do on the site. Then I plan the pages, design them, and build the site so you can change the content without a developer.
Questions people ask
What does a website usually cost?
Most business websites come to NPR 60,000–1,50,000, depending on the number of pages, features and how much content is ready. Online stores usually start around NPR 1,20,000. You get a written quote before anything starts.
I already have a website. Do I need a new one?
Not always. Sometimes fixing a few pages does more than a rebuild. I’ll look at what you have first and tell you which it is.
Do I need to write the text myself?
You know your business best, so the first draft usually comes from you. I plan the pages, tell you what each one needs and edit for clarity. Full copywriting is priced separately.
Who owns the website when it’s finished?
You do. At launch I hand over the code, the domain and every login, so you’re never tied to me.
Can I update the site myself?
Yes. A way to edit your own content is part of every website I build. The exact tool depends on the platform we choose together.
Will it rank on Google?
Every site gets the technical basics: fast pages, proper titles and descriptions, and a sitemap. Ranking for competitive searches takes content and time, and nobody can honestly guarantee a position.