Will the website be SEO friendly?

The groundwork is built in: semantic markup, clean URL structure, schema, internal linking, XML sitemaps, image optimisation and page speed. That is what makes a site rankable. Ongoing ranking work - content, local SEO, link building - is a separate continuing effort, which we also offer, but no build alone guarantees rankings.

Do you redesign existing websites?

Yes. We audit what is there first - what already ranks, what converts, which URLs carry links - and preserve it through the redesign. The most common and most expensive redesign mistake is launching a beautiful new site that silently loses the search rankings the old one had earned.

Do you provide website hosting?

Yes, managed hosting with SSL, backups, uptime monitoring and support. The account is opened in your name wherever possible so you keep control and can see exactly what infrastructure costs. You are free to host elsewhere; we will configure it either way.

How long does it take to build a website?

A tightly scoped business website typically runs two to four weeks. A custom corporate or CMS site runs four to eight weeks. Ecommerce and web applications run longer. The variable that moves timelines most is not development speed, it is how quickly content and approvals come back.

Will my website work properly on mobile phones?

Yes, and it is treated as a requirement rather than a post-launch audit. We set a page-weight and Core Web Vitals budget at the start and test on mid-range Android devices rather than only on flagship phones, because that is what most Indian visitors actually use. Most traffic to a business website in India is mobile, so a site that only looks right on a laptop has failed.

What does the quote actually include?

Discovery and sitemap, wireframes, visual design, frontend and backend development, content structuring, testing across real devices, basic SEO groundwork, analytics setup, deployment and a training session. Ask any supplier which of those they exclude - the difference between two quotes is usually there rather than in the rate.

Do you take equity or work for a revenue share?

No. We build to a written scope for a written price, which keeps the relationship straightforward for both sides and means our incentives do not change halfway through your project.

Will I have to pay again next year?

For hosting and domain renewal, yes, and we tell you the figure before you sign rather than after the first year ends. Maintenance is optional and priced separately. The website itself is yours; there is no recurring licence to us.

Will I see progress during the project?

Yes. We work in two-week increments with something demonstrable at the end of each, on a staging link you can open any time. You should never be waiting weeks for a reveal - that is how misunderstandings get expensive.

How soon can you start?

Usually within one to two weeks, depending on current commitments. We would rather give an honest start date than book you immediately and then run the project slowly, which is the more common outcome when a supplier promises to begin the same day.

Why hire a Delhi NCR company rather than one further away?

For most projects, distance genuinely does not affect delivery quality - process and communication matter far more than the office postcode. Local helps when a project needs frequent in-person workshops, on-site photography or physical hardware. If none of those apply, judge on the work rather than the map.

Is there a India company near me in Rohini?

Yes. Gletus Technology is based at 252, 2nd Floor, Blue Star Plaza, Sarja Market, Sector-7, Rohini, New Delhi 110085 - it is our own neighbourhood, and Rohini clients can visit the office directly. Call +91 9131739457 to arrange a time.

Do you work with businesses in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai or Pune?

Yes. We deliver remotely across India's major technology cities - Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai and Ahmedabad - on shared project boards with scheduled calls and staging links. Every city we serve has its own page describing that market specifically.

Do you build multilingual websites?

Yes, including Hindi and regional Indian languages, and right-to-left languages such as Arabic where a Gulf market needs it. Multilingual is a structural decision best made at the start - retrofitting it into a finished site is considerably more work than building it in.

What happens if the site goes down?

Managed hosting includes uptime monitoring, so we usually know before you do. Maintenance contracts carry defined response times. Restores come from scheduled backups rather than from hoping the host has one.

Can you take over a website another agency built?

Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. We audit the code, hosting, performance and security first, then give an honest read on whether to maintain, improve or rebuild. Where a rebuild genuinely costs less over two years, we show you that arithmetic rather than just recommending the bigger job.

What if we stop working with you?

You keep everything - code, design files, hosting, domain, accounts and documentation, with a proper handover to whoever takes over. That is the point of registering accounts in your name at the start. No supplier should be able to hold a business's website hostage, including us.

Custom website or WordPress - which is better?

WordPress when you publish and edit content often and your needs are close to what plugins already do. Custom when your workflows are genuinely specific, when you need performance the plugin stack cannot reach, or when you would rather not depend on third-party plugin maintenance. We build both and will say which fits.

Shopify or WooCommerce for an Indian store?

Shopify when you want hosting, security and PCI compliance handled and can absorb the monthly fee. WooCommerce when you already run WordPress, want lower running costs, or need control Shopify does not permit. Catalogue size and margin usually decide it rather than preference.

Which payment gateways can you integrate?

We work with whichever gateway suits your market and volume. In India that usually means Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree, CCAvenue or a direct UPI flow; in the UK and US, Stripe, PayPal, Worldpay or GoCardless; in the Gulf, Telr, PayTabs, Network International or mada. The choice is driven by settlement time, fee structure and how much of the PCI burden the provider absorbs, not by which name you recognise. We will tell you where the cheaper option costs more in reconciliation time.