Freelance web developer in Patna
About
I build websites and web apps for businesses in Patna and the rest of India.
I work directly with the person making the decision, not through an account manager. That keeps the feedback loop short and the scope honest. Most of my work is business websites and web applications; a fair amount is taking over sites that need a rebuild.
Business websites
Sites that explain what a business does and make it easy to get in touch, with a content structure that holds up as the business grows.
Web applications
Member areas, portals, booking flows, and tools with real screens and logic, not a template stretched to fit.
Dashboards and internal tools
Admin panels and operational views for the people running things day to day: records, filters, reporting, and exports.
Rebuilds of existing sites
Taking over a site that is slow, hard to edit, or missing from search, and deciding with you whether a rebuild or a smaller fix is the right call.
Carryzo CRM
Role-based logistics operations platform. Trips, customers, drivers, vehicles, and revenue in one place, with separate views for admins and managers, and CSV and PDF exports.
Oplus Cowork
Coworking platform with space booking, a member dashboard, and an admin panel. I work on this full time and built it from schema design through deployment.
Premex Power Systems
Corporate site for a lithium battery and power systems company, with quote-driven enquiry paths and a warranty and support section on top of a fast marketing front end.
Carryzo Logistics site
Marketing site for a logistics company, focused on clear service information and a quote-focused contact flow, built to load fast on mobile.
Longer write-ups on how a few of these were built are in the case studies.
- 01Talk through what you need, who uses it, and what done looks like.
- 02Scope it: pages, screens, data, and anything that needs a backend or a login.
- 03Structure the content and the routes before building.
- 04Build and deploy in small pieces you can look at as they land.
- 05Test the real paths, launch, and hand over analytics and notes.
- 06Stay available for changes and new features afterwards.
I live and work in Patna, so calls are in IST and I can meet in person locally when a project genuinely benefits from it. For clients elsewhere in Bihar and across India, everything runs over calls, email, and WhatsApp, which is how most projects go anyway. There is no office to visit; it is just me doing the work.
There is no single price for a website. These are the things that move the number the most:
- Number of pages and how much of the content is custom
- Custom features and any third-party integrations
- Whether there is an admin area, dashboard, or user login
- Backend and API work, and where data is stored
- How much design work is needed versus working from a clear reference
- Deployment and whether you want ongoing maintenance
Send the details and I will give you a range. There is also a longer write-up on what drives website cost in India.
Do you work only with clients in Patna?
No. I am based in Patna and work with clients across Bihar and the rest of India. Local clients get easier scheduling and in-person calls when that helps; everyone else works over email, calls, and WhatsApp.
What do you build most often?
Business websites and web applications. Recent work includes a logistics operations CRM, a coworking platform with booking, and a corporate site with a warranty section.
Can you take over an existing website?
Usually yes. I take on rebuilds and fixes for sites that are slow, hard to update, or not showing up in search. I look at the current site first and tell you whether a rebuild or a smaller change makes more sense.
How much does a project cost?
It depends on scope. Number of pages, custom features, integrations, whether there is a dashboard or login, and backend work all change the number. Send the details and I will give you a range.
What happens after launch?
I can stay on for changes, new pages, and small features. Some clients keep a monthly arrangement, others come back when they need something. Either works.
Which technologies do you use?
React and Next.js on the front end, Node.js and MongoDB on the back end. The stack matters less than the site doing what the business needs.
Tell me what you want to build, what exists today, and any deadline. I will reply with what the work involves and whether I am the right fit. The contact page has a short checklist of what to include.