Web Development and Digital Marketing
Company in India

SEO decides whether anybody ever finds the website you just paid for. A new domain has no history with Google — no links, no traffic data, no established topical authority — so the technical and structural groundwork matters more in the first twelve months than at any later point. That groundwork includes a crawlable site architecture, descriptive URLs, one clear H1 per page with a sensible heading order, unique titles and meta descriptions, compressed images with proper alt text, internal links that pass relevance between related pages, an XML sitemap submitted to Search Console, and content mapped to keywords people actually search rather than the phrases your industry uses internally. Retrofitting all of this later typically costs more than building it in, because it often means restructuring URLs and issuing redirects across the whole site. That's the main reason we don't sell development and SEO as separate products — the decisions that determine whether a site can rank are made during the build, not after it.

A five-page business website usually takes four to six weeks from kickoff to launch. A larger corporate site with ten to twenty pages generally runs six to ten weeks. An eCommerce store or a custom web application with payment gateways, user accounts and third-party integrations typically takes three to six months, depending on product count and how much of the catalogue needs preparing. Roughly, that time splits into one to two weeks of discovery and planning, two to three weeks of design and revisions, and the remainder in development, content loading and testing. The single biggest variable is not our capacity — it's how quickly content, product data, images, logins and approvals come back from your side. Projects that stall almost always stall waiting for text or photographs. We share a dated timeline after the discovery call showing exactly what's due from whom and when, and if something slips we tell you immediately rather than absorbing it silently and missing the launch date.

Yes — every website we build is fully responsive across mobile, tablet and desktop, and that's included in every package rather than charged as an extra. We design mobile-first for two reasons. Most web traffic in India arrives on a phone, often on a mid-range Android over a patchy mobile connection. And Google uses mobile-first indexing, which means the mobile version of your site is the version it evaluates for ranking; if content is hidden or broken on mobile, it effectively doesn't exist for search. In practice this means tap targets sized for thumbs, forms that don't demand pinch-zooming, menus that work one-handed, images that reflow instead of overflowing, and text that stays readable without zoom. Every layout is tested on real devices at real screen sizes, not by dragging a desktop browser window narrower, because a resized browser window doesn't reproduce touch behaviour, mobile keyboards, slower processors or variable network speed.

Yes, technically. Every site launches with technical SEO in place: structured data, clean URLs, optimised titles and meta descriptions, correct heading hierarchy, internal linking, image compression, an XML sitemap and keyword-mapped content architecture. Google Analytics and Search Console are connected and the sitemap submitted on launch day, so tracking starts from the first visitor. But being technically ready on day one is not the same as ranking on day one, and any agency promising otherwise is selling you something. New domains go through a period where Google gathers data on your site before trusting it with competitive positions. Branded searches and low-competition long-tail phrases often start showing within weeks. Genuinely competitive commercial keywords usually take three to six months of consistent content and link building, longer in crowded markets like real estate or insurance. What we will do is tell you honestly which keywords are realistic for your budget and timeline, and which ones aren't worth chasing at all.

At Junk Solutions, a five-page business website starts at ₹9,999, a custom website with an advanced SEO and backlink package starts at ₹17,999, and a full eCommerce store starts at ₹29,999. Enterprise builds and custom web applications are quoted individually after a scoping session. Across the Indian market you'll see quotes ranging from a few thousand rupees to several lakhs, and the difference usually comes down to whether the site is a lightly edited template or genuinely built for your business, whether SEO groundwork is included, whether you get ongoing support, and whether you actually own the code at the end. The variables that move our own quote are page count, custom functionality such as booking engines or dashboards, third-party integrations like payment gateways and CRMs, how many products need loading, and whether you supply the content or need us to write it. You receive a fully itemised quote before any work starts, with payments tied to milestones, so nothing appears on the final invoice that you didn't approve in writing.

Yes, and it's included rather than sold separately — six months of free support on the Basic plan and twelve months on Premium and Advanced. Maintenance covers CMS core, theme and plugin updates, scheduled off-server backups, uptime and security monitoring, SSL renewal reminders, periodic speed checks, broken link fixes and routine content changes such as new team members, updated pricing or seasonal banners. Websites are not furniture; they decay. An unpatched plugin becomes an entry point for attackers, a lapsed certificate turns your site into a browser warning, and a form that quietly stops delivering email can cost months of enquiries before anyone notices. That's why monitoring matters more than most owners expect. When your included period ends you can continue on a monthly retainer or move to on-demand support at an hourly rate — there's no lock-in either way, and if you'd rather have your own team take over, we'll hand across documentation and walk them through it.

On the front end we work with HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React, Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS. On the back end we use PHP with Laravel and Blade templating, Node.js, Python and Java, with MySQL for data, and WordPress for content-led sites that clients want to manage themselves. Everything is version controlled through Git and GitHub, so changes are traceable and rollbacks are painless. The stack is chosen to fit the project rather than the other way round, which matters more than it sounds: a five-page brochure site loaded with a heavy JavaScript framework will be slower and harder to rank than plain, well-written markup, while a booking platform forced into a drag-and-drop page builder becomes unmaintainable within a year. We'll explain in plain language which approach we're recommending and why before you commit. We offer both fully custom-coded builds and carefully customised premium themes, depending on your budget, your timeline and how distinctive the design needs to be.

Yes. We start every redesign with an audit rather than a design brief, because you need to know what's working before you replace it. We pull your current rankings, top landing pages, backlink profile and conversion paths, and identify the pages that are quietly earning most of your organic traffic — often not the ones the owner expects. Those pages get protected. Then we rebuild the design, speed and structure around them, carrying across titles, meta data, headings and internal links, and mapping every old URL to its replacement with permanent 301 redirects. Before launch we crawl the staging site to catch orphaned pages, redirect chains and missing tags. After launch we watch Search Console closely for four to six weeks and fix crawl errors as they surface. Almost every horror story about traffic collapsing after a redesign traces back to skipping the URL mapping and redirect step. We don't skip it, and a temporary dip of a week or two while Google re-crawls is normal rather than a sign something has gone wrong.

Yes. We develop secure, scalable online stores with UPI, debit and credit card, net banking and wallet payments through gateways like Razorpay, PayU and Cashfree, plus cash on delivery where your logistics support it. Stores include unlimited product categories and variants, stock management with low-inventory alerts, cart and wishlist, discount coupons and campaign pricing, GST-compliant automated invoicing, order status emails and SMS, shipping integrations, and an admin dashboard your team can operate without calling a developer. On the search side, product and category pages are built with proper Product, Offer and Review schema so your items are eligible for rich results, category pages are structured to rank for the phrases shoppers search rather than just holding a product grid, and faceted filters are handled so they don't generate thousands of duplicate URLs. Checkout is deliberately kept short — every extra field is another point where a buyer walks away — and the whole flow is tested on mobile, where most Indian shoppers will complete their order.

Yes. We target Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds: Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint under 200 milliseconds, and Cumulative Layout Shift below 0.1. In practice that means serving images in WebP or AVIF at the size they're actually displayed, lazy loading anything below the fold, reserving space for images and ads so the page doesn't jump while loading, minifying and deferring non-critical CSS and JavaScript, enabling browser and server caching, tuning database queries, and delivering static assets through a CDN. Third-party scripts get scrutinised carefully, because a single unnecessary tracking tag or chat widget can undo a week of optimisation work. Every site is tested on a mid-range phone over a throttled mobile connection before launch, not just on office broadband, since that's the condition most of your visitors are actually in. Speed is also worth caring about beyond rankings: slow pages lose buyers, and the drop-off between a two-second and a five-second load is steep.

Fill in the enquiry form on this page, email info@junksolutions.co.in, or call +91 70706 99781 for a free consultation. The first conversation takes about thirty minutes and is genuinely a conversation, not a sales pitch: we ask what your business does, who your customers are, who you're competing with online, what's not working on your current site, and what budget you're planning around. If we think your money would be better spent elsewhere — or that a simpler solution would do the job — we'll say so. Within about two working days you receive a written proposal covering scope, page structure, timeline, technology recommendations and itemised pricing, so you can compare it properly against any other quotes you're holding. There's no cost and no obligation at that stage. If you decide to go ahead, we book the discovery session, agree the milestone schedule, and work usually begins within a week. We serve clients across India and take on selected international projects.