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How Long Does It Take to Build a Website? A Realistic Timeline

Realistic website timelines for 2026 — a landing page in about 1 week, a business website in about 2 weeks, and what actually slows a project down.

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"Website kab tak ready ho jayegi?" comes right after the price question. Most delays have nothing to do with coding — they come from waiting for content, approvals and decisions. Here's how long each type of website really takes, and how to get yours live faster.

Typical timelines by type of website

Type of websiteTypical timelineStarting price
Landing page — One high-converting page for ads or a launchAbout 1 week₹8,000
Business website — Multi-page site for a clinic, school, firm or shopAbout 2 weeks₹15,000
Online store — Products, cart, payments and order managementAbout 4 weeks₹40,000
Web app / portal — Dashboards, CRMs, booking or school/hospital systemsAbout 6 weeks₹80,000
Mobile app — Android + iOS app with an admin panelAbout 8 weeks₹1,20,000
Timelines start once we have your content — logo, photos and text.

On a monthly plan, starting from one of our ready-made designs is usually the quickest route — the design is already built, so the work is mostly adding your content and branding.

What happens in each stage

  1. 1Discussion (1–2 days). We understand your business, your customers and what the website must do — take bookings, show a menu, collect enquiries.
  2. 2Design (2–5 days). You see the home page design first. Once you approve the look, the other pages follow the same style.
  3. 3Build (the longest stage). Pages, forms, WhatsApp buttons, booking and any other features are built and tested on mobile and desktop.
  4. 4Your review (1–3 days). You check every page and send corrections in one list.
  5. 5Launch (1 day). We connect your domain, set up Google Search Console and analytics, and the site goes live.

What slows a website down

  • Missing content — waiting for photos, text or prices is the most common delay.
  • Many decision-makers — when three partners each send separate feedback, rounds multiply. Pick one person to approve.
  • Changing the plan midway — adding an online store after the design is approved means redoing work.
  • Domain access — if your domain was bought by an old developer, getting it transferred can take days. Check who has it early.

Can it be done faster?

Yes. A fast-track delivery with a dedicated team is about 40% quicker, at a higher price. For a one-page launch or an ad campaign, a landing page can go live in about 1 week.

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