Service 03
Dynamic Website + Admin Panel
Everything in the static build, plus a real admin panel — edit pages, publish posts, manage products, services and enquiries yourself.
- Timeline
- 2–3 weeks
- Deliverables
- 9 items
- First milestone
- Week 1
Businesses that need to update the site without calling a developer
The moment you need to change a price, add a product or publish an update, a static site becomes a support ticket. This tier puts you in control: an admin panel built around the things you actually change, with a database behind it and no monthly platform fee.
Typical stack
What you get
Not included
- Payments / checkout
- Customer accounts
- Mobile app
Listed as plainly as the inclusions. Anything here can be scoped on top — quoted before it starts, never assumed.
How it works
An admin built for your nouns
Not a generic CMS with 'Posts' and 'Pages'. If your business has Branches, Menus, Batches or Routes, those are the things in the sidebar — which is why people actually use it instead of asking you to make the change.
Draft, preview, publish
Nothing goes live by accident. Every item has a published state, and unpublished content is never exposed on the public site or in the sitemap.
Enquiries in one place
Form submissions land in the panel with a status you can move — new, contacted, won, lost — plus email notification. No more digging through an inbox.
Delivery sequence
- 01Week 1
Scope & model
We define the entities your admin manages and the fields each one needs.
- 02Week 1–2
Build
Public site and admin panel built together against real data, on a preview URL.
- 03Week 3
Handover
Your admin account, a walkthrough recording, and a one-page guide.
Sectors this usually shows up in
Dynamic Site FAQ
Straight answers
Including where the honest answer is 'no' or 'buy something else'.
Why not just use WordPress?
You can, and for a pure blog it is a reasonable choice. The trade is maintenance: plugin updates, security patches, and a performance floor that is hard to beat. This is faster, has no plugin surface to exploit, and the admin only contains fields that apply to your business — but it does need a developer for structural changes, and we say so upfront.
What are the running costs?
A domain (~₹900/year) and a database. The free MongoDB Atlas tier handles a business site comfortably; a paid tier starts around ₹700/month if you outgrow it. No licence fees, no per-seat charges.
Can I add more sections later?
Yes. New entity types are quoted as small change requests, usually a day or two each. The architecture is designed for it.