A redesign that keeps what works
An audit before a rebuild. We keep the pages that are earning, rebuild the ones that are not, and map the redirects so the search equity you already paid for survives launch day.
Guwahati
Web design in Guwahati, for a market that already has websites.
Guwahati has real competition. Most established businesses here already have a site — often built years ago, often slow on a phone, often carrying more plugins than pages. So the work is rarely a first build. It is a replacement, and it has to beat whatever is sitting above you now.
01 The market
Everyone here
already has one.
Which changes the brief, the effort and the price of being found. It is worth being exact about how.
GS Road is the spine of commercial Guwahati, and the addresses along it read like a map of who competes with whom. Fancy Bazar and Paltan Bazar hold the older wholesale and retail trade. Zoo Road runs to showrooms and clinics. Dispur is government. Six Mile and Beltola took most of the newer offices and hospitality.
What separates this from a smaller market is not size. It is that your competitors already did the obvious things. The established hotel, hospital, dealership, builder and law firm all have a site. Most were built years ago on a page builder, most load slowly on a phone, and most have a homepage that says everything and a service page that says nothing. That is a redesign brief.
Ranking here costs more effort, for a plain reason. Where nobody is optimising, the right words on a well-built page can be enough. Where three or four rivals are actively working at it, that is the floor. You need pages that answer the search more completely than theirs, a site that loads faster, details consistent everywhere they appear, and months rather than weeks of patience. Anyone quoting you a position and a date is guessing.
Assamese is the primary language of the market, and the implication is narrower than expected: the site gets read in English, the trust gets built in Assamese — on the call, at the visit, in the review. What it changes is tone. Copy written for a Delhi audience reads as imported here, and people notice.
Nobody in Guwahati asks whether they need a website. They ask why somebody else's is above theirs.
02 The work
Six jobs, in the
order they usually turn up.
Most enquiries here describe the third and turn out to be the first or fourth.
Speed, measured on a real phone
Most sites we are sent from here are heavy: uncompressed images, four fonts, a slider nobody reaches the end of. Core Web Vitals get measured on a mid-range handset, not on a laptop over office fibre.
Service pages that carry a search
A homepage cannot rank for six things at once. Hotels, hospitals, dealerships and firms each need a page per service, deep enough that the visitor does not go back to the results.
Getting off the page builder
A site assembled from a builder and a dozen plugins is slow, fragile and expensive to keep secure. Moving off it is a migration with a plan and a rollback.
Enquiry and booking paths
Hospitality and healthcare lose people in the last two steps. Fewer fields, a phone number that stays visible, and a confirmation that says what happens next rather than just thanking you.
Campaign landing pages
For businesses already paying for ads and sending that traffic to a homepage, which is the most expensive habit in any competitive market.
03 Working together
How this works
from somewhere else.
No Guwahati office, and we will not imply one. This is what replaces being down the road, stated as mechanics rather than reassurance.
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A scheduled call, not a chat thread
The brief is taken on a video call at a fixed time, written notes back the same day. Nothing that matters gets decided in a message at eleven at night.
Output Brief and objectives, in writing
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Scope agreed before money moves
Pages, deliverables, revisions, timeline and price in one document you can argue with. Changes are priced, not absorbed silently.
Output Signed scope and schedule
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A staging link from the first week
A URL to the site as it is being built, openable on your own phone at any hour without asking. You never wait until the end to see anything.
Output Live staging URL
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A written update every week
What moved, what is next, what we are waiting on — sent whether or not there is good news in it. The quiet week is the one a remote client needs to hear about.
Output Weekly written report
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Handover you can replay
The domain in your name, hosting handed to us to run, documentation, and a walkthrough call recorded so whoever runs the site can watch it again in six months.
Output Live site, documentation, handover
When a project needs somebody in the room — a photography day, a launch — we travel to Guwahati, agreed and costed in advance rather than discovered in the invoice. What we will not do is describe a trip as a local presence.
We work out of Silchar, where the brief is usually the opposite of this one: a first website rather than a replacement for one that is losing.
Web design in Silchar04 Cost
What it costs in a
contested market.
The build price does not move by city. The search work on top of it does.
Starting at ₹12,999 One-time
The four packages are the ones on the pricing page and they do not change for Guwahati. A redesign is priced from those same four. What a competitive market changes is the second half of the bill: search work is scoped against whoever is ranking for your terms now, so it is quoted after we have looked. Landing pages start at ₹8,999, maintenance at ₹1,499 a month.
What each package includes, page allowances, revision rounds and the maintenance plans.
See Full Pricing05 Questions
The ones worth
asking first.
Two of these you should put to every agency that quotes you, not only to us.
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Common questions
One answer at a time.
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It matters for two things: photographing your premises, and sitting in a room with your board. For everything else — structure, design, build, search, handover — where the person doing the work sits is not what decides whether it is any good. We are in Assam, on the same clock, and we travel when a project needs it. What we will not do is imply an office here to look larger than we are.
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Sometimes repair. If the structure is sound and the problem is speed, image weight and a few weak pages, that is a fortnight of work rather than a project. Sometimes rebuild — usually when it was assembled on a page builder, or when the content is organised around your org chart instead of what customers search for. We will tell you which, and it is the cheaper answer roughly as often as the expensive one.
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No, and neither can anyone who says they can. What can be committed to is the work: a technically clean and fast site, pages that answer the search properly, structured data, a consistent business profile, and monthly reporting including the months where nothing moved. In a market where your competitors are doing that work too, expect months rather than weeks.
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The domain is yours from the first day — registered in your name or your business’s rather than ours, and your property throughout. The designs, source files and site are yours once the project is paid for.
Hosting is the one part we hold, because we run it for you: infrastructure, configuration, security and backups are fully managed by Vyomatrics rather than left on your desk. It is worth checking who holds the domain with whoever built your current site before you need to.
Or look at what the work actually comes out like, project by project.
See the WorkNext
Send us the site
you already have.
The URL, the two or three competitors who annoy you most, and what you think is wrong with it. That is enough for us to say whether it wants rebuilding or repairing.