1. Start with the job your website needs to do
Write down the main reason someone would visit your website. Do they need your phone number, a clear explanation of your services, examples of your work, or a way to request a quote? Your website should make that task easy.
A local consultant with one main service may need a simple introduction and enquiry button. A business with several services may need separate pages so visitors can find the details relevant to them. More pages are useful when they have a clear purpose.
2. When one page is enough
A one-page website puts your introduction, services, contact details, and essential links in one place. It can suit a small business getting online, a personal service, or a focused campaign.
FormiqBloom’s ₹1,999 Starter tier includes one page, essential business links, mobile-friendly design, SEO setup, and one revision round. An AI assistant is available as a separately quoted add-on. Delivery is scheduled for 48 hours after the scope, content, and access are ready.
3. When separate pages make things clearer
If customers need to compare several services, understand your business, and read more before enquiring, separate pages can help. A useful starting structure might include Home, About, Services, Work, and Contact.
The ₹4,999 Business tier includes 3–5 pages, an AI assistant, and two revision rounds, with delivery in 3–4 days once the required inputs are ready. Choose the actual pages around your business rather than adding pages just to reach a number.
4. When you need an admin dashboard
An admin dashboard is a private area where you manage parts of your website. It becomes useful when you need to update content or review enquiries without asking someone to make every change.
The ₹11,999 Custom tier includes 8–10 pages, an AI assistant, three revision rounds, and a dashboard for content, enquiries, and booking records. Delivery is scheduled for 7 days. Booking systems, payment features, and online stores are quoted separately; managing booking records does not include a booking system.
5. Compare revisions and ongoing costs
A revision round is a chance to review the work and request changes, including layout changes. Extra pages or new features cost extra. Collect feedback into a clear list so everyone understands what needs changing.
The website prices are one-time setup fees. Domain names, hosting, maintenance, third-party subscriptions, and AI usage are separate. Ask what you will pay after launch as well as what you pay to build the website.
6. Choose around your next useful step
Prepare a short list of must-have pages, useful features, and any content you already have. If you are replacing an existing website, share the current link and explain what is difficult about using it.
Compare the tiers on our pricing page, or ask us to help you choose. A clear agreement about pages, features, costs, and delivery is more useful than buying the biggest package before knowing what you need.
