How to Choose a Web Design Studio in Nagpur
Most agency pitches sound the same. Here's what to actually ask before you sign — about code ownership, performance guarantees, and what happens after launch.
- Never let an agency buy your domain name—register it yourself under your own account.
- Make sure code ownership is contractually assigned to you in writing.
- Demand a speed warranty specifying a minimum Google PageSpeed score.
Before you sign with any studio, ask who owns the final code and domain, whether performance numbers are guaranteed in writing, and what support costs after month one. A written quote with no vague “starting from” line item is a good sign. So is a studio that will show you their own site’s PageSpeed score before asking for yours.
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Send Email →Who owns the code and domain after final payment. If the answer is vague, or the studio wants to keep either under their own account, walk away regardless of how good the pitch sounds.
Yes. A studio confident in its own performance standard will happily show you their site's live score before asking to see yours — if they dodge the question, treat that as a red flag.
Not necessarily, but compare what's actually included. A cheaper quote missing code ownership, a speed guarantee, or a written scope usually costs more later in hidden fees and rebuilds.
At least two or three, ideally with a live URL you can test yourself on PageSpeed Insights — a portfolio screenshot doesn't tell you anything about how the site actually performs.
A serious studio will put a remedy in writing — a discount, a fee waiver, or a firm revised date — rather than leaving the timeline open-ended with no accountability.