Pricing

On the qualifying static, WordPress, and WooCommerce starter packages, Moosi Web typically bundles the first annual cycle of one standard .com or .in domain, HTTPS via a normal certificate (often Let’s Encrypt through the host), and suitable shared hosting sized to the package. That is “included for year one,” not a lifetime unlimited hosting promise. After year one you renew at then-current registrar and host rates or migrate to infrastructure you control.

The headline figures are project fees before applicable taxes. For Indian customers, GST is usually added on the invoice as required by law. Your written quote states tax treatment, place of supply assumptions, and any reverse-charge notes before you commit.

Those numbers are baseline entry fees for a defined scope described on this page. If your sitemap, integrations, or compliance needs exceed that baseline, the final fee moves up on a written quote—but you still see line items instead of a mystery total.

Anything outside the listed baseline—extra page types, ERP-led pricing, subscriptions, multilingual editorial, custom APIs—is scoped as add-ons or a separate milestone. Use Request a custom quote or the Contact page with a redacted brief; we respond with phases and acceptance tests you can defend internally.

Where registrar policy allows, you remain the registrant on record. Moosi Web assists with registration or transfer so renewals and DNS control stay with your organisation. If you already own a domain, we point it to the agreed stack or help migrate DNS with a cutover checklist.

Many hosts bundle limited mailboxes; that is not always folded into the base marketing fee. We call out mailboxes explicitly on the quote so finance does not discover mailbox renewals as a surprise line item after launch.

Licensed software is normally client-paid or passed through at cost with renewal dates noted. The base fee covers integration and configuration of agreed components—not unlimited lifetime licences for every commercial plugin on the market.

Each milestone ships with an agreed revision cap so schedules stay honest. Extra design passes beyond the cap are quoted add-ons rather than open-ended “until everyone is happy” scope, which protects both sides.

Calendar time depends on content readiness and approver availability. A tight static marketing build often lands in a few weeks once copy and assets are approved; we give a week-by-week plan on the quote rather than a generic promise.

WordPress builds add CMS setup, template wiring, and editor training. Duration grows with template count, blog patterns, and form logic. Expect the quote to separate design approval, build, and UAT so procurement can track dependencies.

Catalog structure, payment testing, and shipping rules drive timeline more than theme pixels. The starter tier assumes a small SKU count you supply in an agreed format; large migrations or complex B2B rules are quoted as their own phase.

Moosi Web is based in Hyderabad, Telangana, and delivers remotely across India on written milestones. Same staging discipline applies whether your team sits in Mumbai, Bengaluru, or a Telangana industrial corridor.

Commercial terms are on the quote and contract. Typical engagements split around discovery sign-off, design lock, build complete on staging, and launch—exact percentages depend on risk, third-party licences, and calendar.

Invoices are usually settled via bank transfer (NEFT/RTGS/IMPS) on Indian accounts; other methods appear on the quote if applicable. GST-compliant invoices are issued for qualifying domestic supplies.

Baseline tiers assume you supply final or near-final copy for agreed pages. Editorial strategy, long-form rewriting, and multilingual copy are scoped separately so writers are not buried inside a “cheap website” line item.

No—shoots, licensed stock, and brand video are their own budget. We specify image sizes, aspect ratios, and performance budgets so your studio or stock choices fit the layout without late surprises.

Foundational on-page structure—sensible titles, headings, meta descriptions where appropriate, and crawl-friendly templates—is included at the baseline. Competitive content programmes, backlink outreach, and ongoing analytics retainers are separate lanes; see the SEO service pillar for depth.

No ethical vendor should guarantee positions. We ship technical hygiene, fast templates, and honest content; rankings depend on competition and algorithms. Read the site disclaimer and SEO FAQs before buying guaranteed-rank packages elsewhere.

The ecommerce starter tier includes one standard payment route on WooCommerce when the gateway offers a maintained plugin and your merchant KYC is complete. The merchant account and chargeback policies are always yours; we wire and test checkout flows on staging.

You—or your finance team—complete KYC with the provider. Moosi Web connects the approved keys to WooCommerce, tests webhooks where needed, and documents what to rotate if keys expire.

Simple default GST display patterns are in scope for many Indian retail builds; complex multi-state rules, HSN matrices, and ERP-owned pricing often need a scoped integration phase. We never pretend a one-line price covers unlimited tax logic.

The published starter assumes a baseline import on the order of roughly fifty SKUs you supply in an agreed format. Larger catalogues, attribute families, or PIM feeds are quoted with migration and QA time.

Yes—admin walkthrough for products, orders, coupons at the agreed level is part of the ecommerce starter narrative. Deep B2B approval workflows or ERP sync training is scoped where those modules exist.

Migrations are quoted with redirect maps, structured data parity checks, and Search Console handoff notes. “Lift and shift” without redirects is how sites lose traffic; we avoid that pattern.

Yes—mutual NDAs or your paper are fine. Discovery still benefits from a short written scope so security reviews and marketing approvals align before engineering hours burn.

Yes—white-label delivery uses your tickets, your client-facing language, and handoff packs under NDA. Pricing is milestone-based like direct clients; volume and retainer arrangements are discussed after a pilot project.

Static is cheaper when you rarely change pages and want maximum speed with minimal attack surface. WordPress costs more because it adds CMS login flows, updates, backups, and editor training. Choose based on who will edit content weekly, not only on headline price.

We apply baseline hardening appropriate to shared hosting: sensible roles, blocked obvious risks, documented update strategy, and backups. No small-business site is “unhackable,” but we avoid leaving default holes that scanners exploit in the first week.

You renew the hosting plan at the provider’s then-current price, negotiate an upgrade if traffic grew, or migrate to cloud or VPS infrastructure. Moosi Web can quote migration assistance; we do not imply lifetime free hosting.

Yes, if your IT team owns DNS, TLS, backups, and scaling rules. The project fee shifts effort toward deployment automation and runbooks instead of bundled shared hosting. That trade-off is spelled out on the quote.

Templates are built with reasonable semantic defaults, but formal WCAG conformance against a specific AA audit checklist is a scoped add-on. Tell procurement which standard you must hit before design freeze.

No—multilingual editorial workflows, translated URL strategy, and hreflang discipline add CMS and QA time. We quote languages and fallback behaviour explicitly.

Starter marketing and ecommerce tiers focus on the public site. CRM or ERP sync—leads, orders, inventory—is a custom integration milestone with field mapping workshops and error budgets.

CSV or structured sheets with agreed column headers work best. We document SKU, attribute, and image URL rules before import so finance does not see mangled prices after the first sync.

We provide policy page templates and wire them in the navigation, but legal wording must come from your counsel. Moosi Web does not draft enforceable legal text for regulated industries.

Performance remediation is usually a separate audit: theme profiling, plugin conflicts, caching, image pipeline, and sometimes hosting tier changes. We quote findings before swapping random plugins.

Yes—update cadence, backup verification, small content tickets, and security monitoring can sit on a retainer. Retainers are not mandatory to launch, but they reduce “who fixes this on Sunday?” risk.

Exclusions typically include custom application servers, member logins, complex calculators, multilingual stacks, and ongoing SEO campaigns. Anything that needs a database-backed app is not a static brochure tier.

No—the published numbers are for marketing-site baselines. Custom apps, headless frontends, and portals are scoped as product engineering with milestones and SLAs separate from brochure tiers.

Small clarifications inside the same acceptance tests are normal. New features or pages trigger a change order with fee and date impact. That discipline keeps launches predictable for both finance and engineering.

Yes—client review happens on staging with a different hostname or access controls. Production cutover uses a checklist: DNS, TLS, redirects, and smoke tests so marketing does not announce a broken checkout.

Baseline tag containers and key events are often in scope when agreed up front. Complex multi-domain attribution or server-side tagging is quoted separately so analytics work does not hide inside “design”.

XML sitemaps and basic Search Console property verification are part of sensible launch hygiene when included on the quote. Ongoing search strategy belongs to SEO or content retainers.

B2B portals—customer-specific pricing, credit limits, approval chains—are outside the starter WooCommerce tier. We scope them like custom software with integration workshops and test data you supply.

A short defect window for issues tied to agreed acceptance tests is normal; enhancements are new scope. Exact warranty days are on the contract so support teams know what is a bug versus a new requirement.

Workshops and discovery can be hybrid when schedules align. Most delivery still flows through written tickets, staging links, and recorded decisions so remote stakeholders stay aligned.

Transparent starting fees reduce wasted calls for buyers who only need a brochure or starter store. Serious enterprise work still needs a custom quote—but everyone starts from the same published facts.

Website tiers assume you have—or will supply—logo, colour tokens, and typography direction. Full brand identity programmes are scoped as design projects so the site quote does not silently absorb weeks of mark exploration.

Dates slip when approvers go quiet or assets arrive late. Quotes usually list client dependencies explicitly; calendar pauses when we are blocked on you are different from build risk on our side.

Yes—every published tier is built responsive down to agreed breakpoints. “Responsive” does not mean identical pixel layouts on phone and desktop; it means usable navigation, readable type, and tested tap targets.

Shopify has platform subscription and app costs that live outside Moosi Web’s build fee. WooCommerce on WordPress shifts more ops burden to hosting and updates but can win on deeply custom B2B rules. Compare total cost of ownership, not only day-one build quotes.