What does a website from Akvega actually include?

An Akvega website includes the design system and every page in scope, a static-first build on Astro or Next.js, a headless CMS where you need to edit, and analytics, schema and search setup on day one. Hosting, repository and CMS accounts are set up in your name.

Websites are quoted per project from the diagnostic; there is no list price because a short brochure site and a multilingual site with a CMS and integrations are different jobs. What moves the number is page count and templates, CMS and integrations, and content and photography needs.

With a paid diagnostic. Akvega audits the current website for speed, search, content and tracking, alongside the Google Business Profile, design and social accounts, and returns the findings within 1 to 2 working days with the cost to fix each item. The audit is yours whether or not you continue.

Built in. Every Akvega website ships with clean crawlable markup, canonical and sitemap hygiene, structured data, a metadata plan and Core Web Vitals in the green, because a site that has to be fixed for search after launch was built wrong. Ongoing search work is a separate programme.

Fast enough to pass Core Web Vitals on a mobile connection, which is the standard Akvega builds to and measures before launch. Pages are generated ahead of time on Astro or Next.js, images are sized and compressed at build, and third-party scripts are kept off the critical path.

Astro or Next.js with TypeScript and Tailwind for the site itself, Sanity, WordPress or Webflow for content editing, and Vercel or Cloudflare for hosting. Akvega picks the smallest proven combination for the project, so a content site is not carrying an application framework it never uses.

Yes. Where you need to edit, Akvega connects a headless CMS such as Sanity, WordPress or Webflow and defines the editable fields, so pages, posts and case studies change without touching code and without breaking the design. The handover includes a walkthrough of how to publish.

Yes. Akvega is based in Hyderabad and builds sites in English, Telugu and Hindi, with each language version planned as its own set of pages with correct language tags, rather than a translation widget. Local pages are written with real Hyderabad content for local search.

You do, from day one. The repository, hosting on Vercel or Cloudflare, the domain, the CMS and the analytics are created in your accounts, not Akvega’s. If you move to another developer, they get a documented codebase and nothing has to be handed back.

The timeline is fixed in the diagnostic alongside the scope, because page count, CMS and content readiness decide it. Akvega builds in short cycles shipped to a preview you can open, so progress is visible weekly rather than revealed at the end.

Yes, when the diagnostic shows the foundation is sound. A redesign keeps the content and URLs and fixes design, speed and search; a rebuild replaces a platform that cannot be made fast or editable. The audit says which, with the cost of each.

The site is measured and improved by the same team that runs the search and ad campaigns sending traffic to it. Landing pages, tracking fixes and content changes ship the week the campaign needs them, and hosting and CMS subscriptions remain in your name.

Yes. Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager are configured in your accounts, with form submissions and phone taps tracked as events, so every enquiry can be traced back to the page and the campaign that produced it. Tracking is checked before launch, not after.