Website Design & App Development Agency

Aukark is a website design and app development agency in Gurugram. The studio was founded on 14 November 2020. Fifteen people work on the projects. The team has delivered more than 250 projects for more than 150 clients, and it serves clients worldwide.

The work covers website design, app development, SEO, AEO, GEO, and Google Ads. A marketing site, an online shop, and a product app are scoped separately. The plan names the pages, the time, and a starting price before the build begins.

Websites start from ₹15,000. Apps start from ₹50,000. Both figures are starting prices published by the studio. A final price depends on the pages, the features, and the tools the build must connect to.

Marketing sites and shops are built with Webflow, WordPress, or Shopify. The platform is chosen because it fits the brief. Apps are built with Flutter, React Native, Kotlin, or Swift, based on the product rather than a fixed stack.

The main office is in DLF Phase 2, Gurugram. A second office is on Golf Course Road in Sector 54. The phone number, the email, and the addresses in the footer match these offices.

Delhi, Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, and Greater Noida sit in the region this studio serves. City pages on this site describe that local work. Clients in other countries are part of the same service.

A website should say what the business does, who it is for, and how to make contact. The homepage carries that introduction. Service pages and city pages hold the longer detail, including the published starting prices.

An app covers the screens people use, the account they sign in with, and the data the product must keep. A screen is added when someone needs it. The build stays as small as the job allows.

A shop on Shopify or WordPress includes the catalogue, the cart, and the payment step. Products, prices, and tax are set up with the client. The platform stays one of the three named above when a shop is the brief.

SEO on this site means clear titles, readable copy, a sitemap, and pages that load. AEO and GEO use those same pages so an answer engine can tell what the business does. None of this guarantees a rank, a lead count, or a sales figure.

Google Ads are written to match the page they open. Tracking is set before spend. The report describes the visits and the leads the account recorded. It does not add a result the account did not produce.

The rating on this page is the public Google rating for the DLF Phase 2 office. It is 5.0 from 37 reviews. Clutch and GoodFirms links go to the Aukark company profiles.

After a site is live, support can cover updates, backups, and uptime checks. A new design is priced on its own. The written plan states what is included and what is left for a later scope.

The client keeps the domain and the shop account. The studio keeps a copy of the code so it can support the build. Access to the accounts the client pays for stays with the client.

A redesign keeps the pages that already bring visits. A useful URL stays, or it moves with a redirect. A page that no longer serves the business can be removed in the plan.

Case pages use the real client name and the work that was delivered. A project appears there only when it can be published. If it cannot be shown, it is left off the site.

Guides on this site explain starting prices in plain language. They are not a quote. A quote is the plan sent once the scope is known. Until that plan exists, nothing on this page is a contract.

The copy on this page was prepared by the studio. A price, a date, a headcount, a project count, a client count, or the Google rating matches a figure the studio publishes. A service line describes work the studio offers.

If a line here is out of date, use the contact form or the Gurugram phone number. The date under the byline is the day this page was last updated. The byline names Lokendra Singh, Founder of Aukark.

The design of this site is quiet on purpose. One type family, a dark background, and a gold mark for the action. Headings say what the section is. Buttons say what happens next.

The same message is used on a phone and on a desktop screen. The layout can change with the screen size. The offer does not. Text, menus, and buttons are checked so they stay usable on a phone.

Images are kept light, and the page does not load a script it does not need. Speed is part of the build. A fast page is easier to read. It is still not a promise of a Google position.

The contact form asks for a name, a way to reply, and the work required. The phone number reaches the Gurugram office. WhatsApp uses that same number when a written note is easier than a call.

Partner marks in the logo strip are names published on this site. The strip is not padded with brands the studio has not worked with. A case follows the same rule: a real name, and real work.

Blog posts on this site carry an author and a date. The editorial policy explains how the studio edits. When a published price or fact changes, the post is updated so an old figure is not left up as current.

This page links to services, selected work, guides, and the offices. Those links let a reader go one level deeper. The homepage stays a map of the offer rather than a second copy of every service page.

Comparing agencies is simpler with one service page and one case open. The useful question is what should stay on the current site and what should change. That answer is how a scope is written.

A marketing site does not need a custom application behind every page. A shop can remain on Shopify or WordPress. A product that needs accounts can be a web app. The recommendation is the smaller build that does the job.

Starting prices move when the scope moves. Send the page list and any current site, and the reply is a range rather than a single invented fee. Both sides can see that range in writing.

Gurugram is the home city. DLF Phase 2 is the headquarters, and Golf Course Road in Sector 54 is the second office. Projects for clients in other cities and countries are part of the published service.

Fifteen employees cover design, engineering, and marketing. That figure is the in-house team. Lokendra Singh founded the studio on 14 November 2020 and leads it from Gurugram.

Website design covers page structure, visual layout, and a build that works on a phone. App development covers the product screens on Flutter, React Native, Kotlin, or Swift. SEO, AEO, GEO, and Google Ads are separate scopes when the brief asks for them.

AEO and GEO sit beside SEO. They use the same clear pages, the same headings, and the same facts. A person should be able to tell what the business does. An answer engine should be able to read that same account.

The published facts on this page are the founding date, the two Gurugram offices, the team of 15, the project count, the client count, the starting prices, and the Google rating for DLF Phase 2. Other lines describe services. They are not awards, and they are not a guarantee.

Read the byline, the date, and the disclaimer before you enquire. Prices on the site are starting prices, and results vary. A new site does not set a rank or a lead count. The contact page is the place to talk about a project.

A first conversation is used to confirm the pages, the audience, and the action the visitor should take. From that, the studio sends a written range. The range is not a fixed fee dressed up as a quote.

WordPress and Webflow suit content sites that the client will edit. Shopify suits a shop with products and payment. Flutter and React Native suit apps that must run on both major phones. Kotlin and Swift suit a native build when the product needs one.

Delhi NCR remains the home region, with the two Gurugram offices at its centre. The Pune office in Kharadi is listed on its own page. Worldwide clients use the same services: websites, apps, SEO, AEO, GEO, and Google Ads.

Every price on a guide is a starting price. Websites from ₹15,000 and apps from ₹50,000 are the floors the studio publishes. A larger shop, a custom app, or a Google Ads plan sits above those floors once the scope is known.

The Google rating is not a blended score from other sites. It is the public rating of the DLF Phase 2 listing, 5.0 from 37 reviews, as of the date in the disclaimer. Profile links elsewhere go to the named company pages.

The studio publishes one set of office facts. DLF Phase 2 is Ground Floor, 10, Poorvi Marg, Sector 25, Gurugram 122002. Golf Course Road is the Sector 54 office. The Pune page covers the Kharadi office.

A visitor should leave a page knowing the offer, the audience, and the next step. That step may be a call, a form, or a shop checkout. The page is planned around that step so extra blocks stay out of the way.