The short answer: a real redesign of a business website in India — research, new design, rebuilt pages, migration handled without losing your Google rankings — starts at ₹75,000 with us, and the serious end of the market broadly quotes in that region and upward. The ₹5,000 “redesign” you will also find advertised is a different product wearing the same name: a new template with your logo and text poured into it.
That gap in price is not a gap in generosity. It is a gap in what is actually being done. Understanding it is the whole trick to buying a redesign well, so this guide spends its time there — and ends with our own numbers, published, because a price you can check beats a price you have to extract.
Why redesign quotes vary by 200×
Because “redesign” covers two different jobs. The cheap version swaps your current theme for a newer one: same generic structure, same unedited inner content, new coat of paint. It can be done in a day or two, which is why it can be sold for a few thousand rupees. Some of the shops advertising it are candid about this when you read closely — a budget redesign is a template change.
The real version starts from the question the template skipped: what should this site say, to whom, and in what order? It means researching your business and your customers, rewriting the content pages around what buyers actually search and ask, redesigning to your brand rather than a theme, rebuilding the pages so they are fast on the phones your customers hold, and migrating the old site carefully so the rankings and links you have earned are carried over, not thrown away. That is weeks of senior work, and it is priced like it.
If the quote is ₹5,000, you are not buying a redesign. You are buying a different template.
Redesign or rebuild — which one do you need?
An honest studio will tell you before quoting. If your site’s structure and content are fundamentally sound and it simply looks dated, a redesign — new design over reworked content — can be enough. But if it was born as a page-builder template, the problems usually run below the surface: bloated code that no restyling can make fast, empty SEO internals, content nobody researched. Restyling that is repainting a house with a cracked foundation. In those cases the honest recommendation is a rebuild — and because the research and content work dominate the cost either way, a rebuild rarely costs much more than a deep redesign done properly.
What actually moves the price
Four things, in roughly this order. Scale — a five-page site and a twenty-five-page site are different projects. Content — if your existing copy and photography are genuinely good, they carry over and the work stays lean; if the pages need to be researched and rewritten (they usually do), that is real work and it is where most of the value lives. Migration — moving a site without losing SEO means mapping every old URL to its new home with proper redirects, preserving what ranks, and testing it; skipping this step is how businesses lose years of Google standing in a weekend. And integrations — bookings, CRM, payments, WhatsApp — each one scoped, not discovered later on an invoice.
We publish the starting price for every service — and your exact quote is fixed to your scope before design begins.
The cost nobody puts on the quote
The cheap redesign has a second price, paid later. A botched migration quietly drops the rankings your business spent years earning. The new template is as slow as the old one, so the visitors you do get keep leaving. And the inner content — the pages Google actually reads — is still the same unresearched filler, so the redesign changes nothing that was keeping you invisible. Businesses in this position often redesign twice in two years and end where they started. The expensive part of a cheap redesign is doing it again.
Our numbers
Redesign & migration at Finercraft starts at ₹75,000 — published on our pricing page, not revealed after a call. The exact quote is fixed to your scope before design begins and paid in three milestones: 40% to start research and design, 40% at design sign-off, 20% at launch. Every redesign ships against the same 44-point standard as a new build — measured speed on real phones, SEO-safe migration with every URL accounted for, and full ownership of code and accounts in your name. The price agreed is the price paid.
If your site is the reason you are reading a cost guide — dated, slow, or invisible — the useful next step costs nothing: tell us what you have, and we will say honestly whether it needs a redesign, a rebuild, or neither.
Send us your current site. A senior developer will look at it and reply with a fixed estimate — and an honest verdict — within one working day.