Web dev companies: Websites built in code.
Comparing web dev companies? Look past the “top 10” lists. We write sites in Next.js, React and Laravel, with the catalogues, logins and finders a template can’t carry.
Clients include Virava Chemicals, Molkem, QuestSol Advisory and Composio.
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websites in custom code on our Work page: Next.js, React, Laravel and more.
5.0 on Google · 21 reviews01 · Why it matters
Web dev companies look alike on a list.
- “Top 10” rankings with no named work
- A template sold as a custom build
- Code and logins kept by the developer
- Named sites you can open and try
Most web dev companies list the same technologies and the same years of experience. The difference shows when your site needs a catalogue with filters, customer logins or a link to your other systems. Pick a team that can only set up templates, and you pay for a second build. We work from Ahmedabad, for clients in India and abroad.
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“Every company says it’s the best.”
We name our work: 18 websites in custom code on our Work page, each one live for you to open and try.
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“Do we need code, or will a template do?”
We tell you plainly. Most business sites do well on WordPress; we write code when the site needs more.
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“The last developer kept our logins.”
You own the domain, hosting account, code and database, and you get every login.
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“Nobody looks after it after launch.”
We can host it on our own platform, with nightly backups and rollback, and fix what breaks.
02 · What we build
What we build beyond templates
Our web dev services, in six kinds of work. For a business site on WordPress, see our web designing company page; this one is about building in code.
The code
Write it.
Chosen for the job, not bent from a theme.
Next.js and React sites
Stores, product sites and catalogues that need filters, accounts or live previews, like ComfyMart’s and Composio’s.
Laravel sites
Product catalogues with filters and an enquiry list, like Molkem’s tables of ingredients and compliance flags.
Light, hand-coded sites
One-page and small sites in plain HTML or Astro, with no plugins to update.
Around the code
Connect it.
Linked to how you sell, and looked after once it’s live.
Integrations
Payment checkout, WhatsApp enquiries, booking tools and forms that reach your phone or inbox.
Admin and logins
An admin your team can edit, and customer accounts for orders, addresses and wishlists.
Hosting and care
On our own hosting platform, with nightly backups, rollback if an update fails, and fixes by the team that wrote the code.
03 · Features
When a site needs custom code
The features that usually decide between a template and code, and one site we built for each.
Choosing
Help buyers pick.
Large ranges, sorted the way buyers think.
Catalogues
Hundreds of products grouped the way your buyers search, each with its own specifications.
Virava Chemicals: 175 products under four principals, each with a specification list and a Request Quote button.
Calculators
A price worked out from the buyer’s own sizes and choices, before anyone calls.
Tanushree Designs: a four-step kitchen price calculator, from layout and measurements to an estimate.
Finders and compare pages
Buyers narrow down by what they own or need, then line up the options side by side.
BatteryBazzar: pick your vehicle’s brand to see the batteries that fit, then compare them on one page.
Running
Link it up.
Accounts, bookings and other markets, tied into how you work.
Customer accounts
Sign-in for orders, addresses and wishlists, so repeat buyers don’t start again.
Auranniuum: customer accounts, a wishlist and a bag in a React store with Razorpay checkout.
Bookings and enquiries
Forms that hand each enquiry to WhatsApp, a booking tool or the right inbox.
QuestSol Advisory: a consultation page linked to Microsoft Bookings, and an enquiry form with ten topics.
Other countries and languages
Versions in other languages, and storefronts priced in other currencies.
Molkem: a region switcher to seven translated versions of its Laravel site, including right-to-left Arabic.
04 · How it works
From brief to working code
Step 01
Brief
Tell us what you need, what you sell and where.
Step 02
Plan
We reply within two working days with one plan for your marketing and tech, priced in ₹.
Step 03
Screens, then code
We draw the key screens for your OK, then build in stages you can click through before launch.
Step 04
Launch and look after
We launch with redirects from your old addresses, host the site if you want, and fix what breaks.
05 · Selected work
Sites we wrote in code
Eighteen of the websites on our Work page are custom code, not a theme. Here are seven of them; open any one and try it.
More sites we built in code
Composio
A Next.js product site with animated demos and a searchable catalogue of 1,700 toolkits in 19 categories.
WowEye
A Next.js eyewear store with an India and a US storefront and prices in eight currencies.
Chashmish
A Next.js store with 278 lenses sorted by design and brand, and a guide to frames for seven face shapes.
Fetawala Scrap Buyer
A hand-coded one-page site whose enquiry form writes a ready-to-send WhatsApp message.
06 · Comparison
How Zero Dimensions compares
The lists mix three kinds of firm under one name: template studios, large IT companies and development-led teams like ours. Here is how they differ.
| What matters | Zero Dimensions | Template studio | Large IT company |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it’s built | WordPress or code, chosen for the job | A theme and plugins, whatever the job | Code, sized for large projects |
| Who owns the code | You: domain, hosting, code and every login | Depends on the theme licence and the contract | Depends on the contract |
| After launch | Hosting, nightly backups and fixes by our team | Often a separate care plan | A support contract, on its terms |
| Bringing buyers | SEO and ads by the team that built the site | A separate agency | Another department or vendor |
A template studio is the cheaper choice for a simple site, and a large IT company suits big enterprise systems. Web solution companies like ours pay off when the site needs real code and has to bring customers in.
07 · How to choose
How to compare web dev companies
Five questions to ask every company on your list. Our answers are next to each.
- Can I open sites you built in code? Ours are on our Work page: 18, by name.
- Will a template do? We say so when WordPress is enough, and price code only when the site needs it.
- Who owns the code? You own the domain, hosting account, code and database, and you get every login.
- Who looks after it? Our own hosting platform, nightly backups, and fixes by the team that wrote the code.
- What will it cost? One plan, priced in ₹, that names every feature, within two working days.
08 · Cost
What does a custom-built website cost?
It depends on what the code has to do. We don’t publish a price list, because no two builds need the same work. Our price depends on five things.
How many kinds of page the site needs, and how many pages.
The features: filters, finders, calculators, accounts or payments.
What it connects to: payment gateways, WhatsApp, booking tools or your own systems.
How many products, languages or storefronts it carries.
Hosting and care after launch, if you want us to look after it.
Tell us what you need and we send one plan, priced in ₹.
Get visible09 · Questions
Web dev companies FAQs
Web dev companies plan, design and build websites and web apps, then keep them running. Some work mainly with templates on WordPress or Shopify. Development-led teams like ours also write code in Next.js, React or Laravel for the features a template can’t carry.
Open sites each company has built and try the features you need. Ask who owns the code and logins after launch, who hosts and fixes the site, and what the quote leaves out. A place on a “top 10” list is a start, not proof.
For a site that explains what you do and takes enquiries, WordPress is usually enough, and your team can edit it. Most of the 77 sites on our Work page run on WordPress or WooCommerce. Code pays off for large catalogues, finders, calculators, customer accounts or links to other systems.
Next.js and React for most custom sites and stores, Laravel for large product catalogues, and Astro or plain HTML for small, light sites. For business sites and stores that don’t need code, WordPress, WooCommerce or Shopify.
You do. You own the domain, the hosting account, the site’s code and its database, and you get every login. If you move to another team later, you take it all with you.
It depends on the features. We split the build into stages, each one something you can try, and your plan gives the date for each stage.
Yes. The same developers build CRMs, lab systems and booking platforms. See our software development agency page for that work.
Yes. We first get the code and logins into your name, then put the code under version control with backups, so every change can be undone. We did this for Molkem’s Laravel site before adding new pages to it.
Yes. Our team is at i-Hub in Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, and we build for clients across India and abroad, such as BatteryBazzar in Nepal and IrisEri Jewelry in Canada.
Yes. The same team runs SEO, Google and Meta ads and social media, so the site and the marketing don’t wait on each other. You can start with web dev services alone and add the rest later. For stores, see our online store page.
Ready to be seen?
Tell us what you need, what you sell and where. We reply within two working days with one plan for your marketing and tech, priced in ₹.
Prefer to talk? Call +91 63544 29800 or WhatsApp us.