Questions before you start?

Timeline depends on the project scope, required features and how quickly the required content and decisions are available.

Yes. Hosting is already part of Quronic's existing yearly website offer, so you do not need to arrange a separate hosting plan for the standard service.

Yes. Quronic offers ecommerce development for businesses that need to showcase products and accept orders online.

Yes. Custom layouts, functionality and workflows can be discussed based on the project requirements.

Yes. The existing Quronic offer includes ongoing management, updates, fixes and support throughout the yearly plan.

Yes. Website redesign is one of the dedicated services on this page and can be scoped around the current website and the improvements you need.

It depends on your business — Ecommerce Starter or Ecommerce Premium for an online shop, Restaurant Plan if you want your own ordering system instead of Zomato/Swiggy, and Education Management Pro for tuitions, coaching centres and schools.

Yes. Tell Quronic what has changed for your business and the plan can be adjusted to match, without starting the project over.

Both cover the exact same plan scope. Annual billing is the lower total cost; monthly billing spreads the same plan out where it is available.

Yes. Hosting, SSL and free management are part of every plan shown here for the plan period — there is no separate hosting bill to arrange.

Do a live chat with us and we'll guide you to the right plan for your business.

Yes. One yearly fee is listed plainly on the Plans page before you talk to anyone — no setup charges that show up later, and no surprise renewal jump.

A person, not a ticket queue. When you write in, you're talking to someone who already knows your site, not re-explaining yourself to whoever picks it up next.

No. Updates, renewals, or anything that touches your site are communicated beforehand, not after the fact.

Four steps: Discover (understand the business, audience, goals and requirements), Plan (define pages, structure, features and the right service level), Design (create the visual direction and UX before the build), Build (develop, test and refine the site), and Launch (deploy and keep supporting it afterward). For a more detailed look, click here.