Hire Web Developers in Gurgaon

For a defined project rather than a monthly hire, a CMS-driven marketing site runs ₹25-80K over 3-7 weeks, a WordPress build or rescue lands at ₹25-60K, a Shopify store is ₹40K-1.2L depending on how much of the theme survives, and PHP or Laravel application work is ₹60K-1.5L. If you would rather book capacity than scope, retainers run ₹40-80K a month for 40-160 hours with a three-month minimum. Everything is quoted in rupees with GST on the invoice.

It is a fair question and the honest answer is that it depends on what you need from proximity. Sector 62 to Cyber City is about an hour when the Delhi stretch is clear and closer to two in the evening, which is the longest trip we make inside NCR. We do it for every kickoff on a project over ₹50,000, we do not bill travel, and day-to-day work is written rather than verbal so nothing waits on a meeting. If you need someone who can be at your desk within the hour on any given afternoon, hire locally. If you are choosing on who writes the code, the postcode is not the deciding factor.

Yes, and it is a large share of what Gurugram asks for. Most of it is one of three jobs: a first store built properly rather than from a bought theme, a rebuild for a brand whose catalogue and checkout logic have outgrown the theme they started on, or a move to a headless Next.js storefront when the theme is genuinely the constraint. We will say which one you actually need, including when the answer is that your current theme is fine and the problem is somewhere else.

Usually. It starts with a paid audit of two to five days where we read the code, check what deploys, and tell you whether it is worth keeping. For WordPress that means a plugin and security audit, removing whatever is breaking the editor, and getting your team back to editing without fear. For PHP it usually means keeping the application in production and improving it in place rather than betting the year on a rewrite. When a rebuild genuinely is cheaper we say so and show the reasoning rather than quietly billing to maintain something broken.

We are registered in Uttar Pradesh and you are in Haryana, so supplying services to you is an inter-state supply and our invoice carries IGST rather than CGST and SGST. For a registered business it is ordinarily fully creditable, so the net cost is the same, but your input credit position is your accountant's call rather than ours. The invoice carries our GSTIN, your GSTIN and a line-item description that clears procurement without a follow-up query.

The city was officially renamed Gurugram in 2016 and both names are in daily use, including by people working there. It makes no difference to the work. We mention it only because it matters on paper: contracts, GST invoices and registered addresses should use whichever form your own registration carries, and mixing the two across documents is the kind of small inconsistency that slows a procurement review down.

The repository is in your organisation from the first commit, not ours, and the hosting and domain sit in accounts you control. We write the README and deployment runbook as we build rather than assembling them at the end, and there is a handover session with your team before the engagement closes. Clients taking a build in-house after six months is a normal outcome here, not a failure, and nothing in the arrangement is designed to make leaving expensive.