Locations

Three cities, not twenty-five

I am based in Noida. There is a live client site in Gurgaon. Delhi is genuinely a different market to sell into. That is three honest pages - and no fourth, because I have nothing true to add about a fourth city yet.

Noida · Delhi · Gurgaon · remote worldwide

You have probably seen agency sites with a page for every city in the country, each one the same template with the name swapped. They exist to catch searches, not to tell you anything, and Google has a name for them. I would rather have three pages that are true than twenty-five that are not - so if your city is not here, it is because I have nothing specific to say about it, not because I cannot work with you.

Everywhere else

Most of my work is remote and always has been. Clients elsewhere in India work with me over WhatsApp and calls exactly as local ones do, and there are live projects in the UK running the same way. If you are outside India, the UK and Europe pages cover currency, invoicing and how the timezone actually works.

Questions people actually ask

Do I have to be in Noida, Delhi or Gurgaon to work with you?
No. Most of my work is remote and always has been - clients elsewhere in India work with me over WhatsApp and calls exactly as local ones do, and there are live projects in the UK running the same way. These three cities have pages because there is something specific to say about them, not because the rest are excluded.
Why are there only three city pages?
Because I have something true to say about three. You will find agency sites with a page for every city in the country, each the same template with the name swapped - Google has a name for those, and they tell a reader nothing. When a fourth city earns a real page, it will get one.
Can we meet in person?
In Noida, easily - that is where I am based. Gurgaon and Delhi are the same NCR, so meeting is straightforward when a project warrants it. For most smaller websites clients find WhatsApp and a call quicker, and it works perfectly well.
Do you charge more for clients outside India?
International work is quoted in pounds or euros rather than rupees, against a written scope. The rate reflects the market it is sold into and the invoicing and compliance that come with it. The UK and Europe pages set out how that works.