Frequently asked questions

BuntyTech is a web-development business founded and led by developer Bunty Arora. It builds business websites, ecommerce stores, web applications and related digital services. Its verified Google Business Profile is in Bhuna, Haryana, and projects are handled remotely across India.

Bunty Arora is BuntyTech’s founder and web developer. The business says he reviews project requirements with clients and aims to keep working relationships active beyond a one-time launch.

BuntyTech currently reports 4 years of experience. This is a business-provided figure and should be refreshed on the site as the experience total changes.

BuntyTech reports 117 completed or live projects. This is a business-reported overall total; a project-type breakdown is not published.

BuntyTech reports serving more than 100 clients. This business-reported client total is separate from Google review counts; read the published portfolio to see project examples.

Yes. Public portfolio examples include devotional and pilgrimage-related websites as well as projects in other categories. Open a project page to review the published work; do not assume that every example includes a measured business result.

No. The verified business profile is in Bhuna, Haryana. BuntyTech describes its wider work as remote project delivery across India; a city service page does not mean there is a separate local office.

The published service range includes business websites, landing pages, ecommerce stores, mobile apps, custom software and CRM systems, along with SEO and related digital services. The right scope depends on the business goal and required features.

Yes. BuntyTech lists a five-page website at ₹4,999 and a website with an admin panel at ₹9,999. These are stated package prices; the written scope should clarify pages, content, integrations and any exclusions before work starts.

BuntyTech lists landing pages starting at ₹1,500. The final quote depends on the page content, design requirements, form or tracking integrations and any additional work agreed in writing.

BuntyTech lists an indicative ecommerce range of ₹12,000 to ₹20,000, depending on the business. Product volume, payment and shipping needs, catalog setup, design and integrations affect the final written quote.

BuntyTech lists a website with an admin panel at ₹9,999. Confirm the exact dashboard functions, editable content, number of pages, training and handover details in the project scope before placing an order.

BuntyTech’s stated starting price for a basic mobile app project is ₹20,000. The number of screens, platforms, backend, integrations and app-store requirements can change the final estimate.

BuntyTech lists a complete 3D website at ₹12,000. Because 3D scope can vary substantially, confirm the visual complexity, device performance requirements, content and deliverables in a written quote.

Yes. BuntyTech reports experience with software projects and CRM systems. Share the user roles, records, workflows, reports, integrations and access rules so the requested system can be scoped before pricing is confirmed.

The platform should be chosen after reviewing your budget, products, editing needs, integrations, security and maintenance expectations. Ask for the proposed platform and its trade-offs in the written scope; this FAQ does not promise a particular technology stack.

BuntyTech lists a Basic monthly SEO plan starting at ₹5,000 for up to five agreed keyword targets. Medium and Professional work is quoted after reviewing the website, goals and monthly scope.

No. A keyword target is a work-planning scope, not a promise of ranking, traffic, indexing, enquiries or sales. Search engines make their own decisions, and results depend on many factors outside a service provider’s control.

No responsible provider can guarantee a number-one position. BuntyTech can discuss technical fixes, useful content, local relevance and reporting, but Google controls crawling, indexing and ranking.

No. A sitemap helps search engines discover canonical URLs; it does not force indexing. Each page still needs an appropriate status, crawl access, consistent canonical signals and enough distinct value for users.

BuntyTech can make public information clearer through accurate entity details, accessible pages and useful answers. No company can guarantee that an AI search product will crawl, cite or recommend a particular business.

No. llms.txt is an optional human-readable site summary, not a ranking switch or a requirement for Google or ChatGPT. It can help people and compatible tools understand the site, but it cannot guarantee AI citations.

No. Structured data can describe visible page content, but search platforms decide whether to show enhanced results. The questions and answers on this page are written for visitors first.

Yes. The published service range includes local SEO and Google Business Profile optimisation. The work should be based on the business’s real service area and profile details, not invented branches or city pages.

Send the business goal, required features, expected budget and preferred timeline through the contact page or WhatsApp. BuntyTech can then review the request and confirm whether the work is a fit.

Share your business type, audience, examples you like, pages or workflows, needed integrations, content status, budget range and target launch date. For software, include user roles and the tasks the system must support.

A reliable final price follows a clear scope review. Ask for pages, functions, integrations, payment stages, revision limits, handover and any recurring fees to be written down before approving the project.

No fixed turnaround is published for every project. Timing depends on the agreed deliverables, feedback cycles, content and third-party setup. Ask for a project-specific schedule before the work begins.

BuntyTech says it aims to build long-term client relationships and reviews agreed deliverables with the client before considering a project complete. Ongoing maintenance, response times and support periods must be confirmed in the project agreement.

No. A long-term working relationship is not the same as unlimited lifetime maintenance. The proposal should state what post-launch support is included, how long it lasts and how additional work is priced.

Ownership, licensed components, domain access, hosting accounts and source-code handover should be stated in the written agreement. Confirm these details before work begins rather than assuming they are included.

Call +91 97296 21995 or send a WhatsApp message. You can also use the contact page to describe your website, app, software or SEO requirement.