Speed is a feature
Not an upgrade we sell you six months later. Every build targets under two seconds on mobile data.
Who we are
A web company that answers its own phone
Webglits Technologies Pvt Ltd is a web design and development company based in Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District. We started in 2013 building sites for local shops and clinics, and we still do — alongside web applications, online stores and mobile apps for clients across Tamil Nadu and beyond.
We are deliberately small. That means you talk to the people doing the work, decisions happen quickly, and nothing gets lost between departments.
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What we are trying to do
Make a professional web presence affordable enough that a small business in Nagercoil can have one that is genuinely as good as a large company's. Not a cut-down version — the same standard, at a price that makes sense here.
How we work
Understand the business first, then design. We ask what you actually need before we quote, we put a number in writing, and we tell you when something is not worth paying for.
What we believe about the web
Four things we will not budge on
A website should load fast on a cheap phone on mobile data, say clearly what you do, and make it easy to get in touch. Most of what gets sold on top of that is decoration.
You own everything
Domain, hosting, content, logins and source. If you ever leave, you take all of it with you.
No jargon in quotes
A number in writing, in plain words, before work starts. No surprises on the invoice.
We say no
If something is not worth paying for, or we cannot do it well, we tell you instead of billing for it.
Where we are
Local, and it matters
Being in Nagercoil means we know the businesses here, the customers they serve and the searches those customers actually type. It also means you can come and sit with us rather than raise a ticket.
- Kanyakumari District and across Tamil Nadu
- Mon–Sat, 9am to 6pm on +91 90430 22255
- Work delivered in-house, not subcontracted
- Same people before and after launch
What 13 years in Nagercoil has taught us
We started in 2013, and the web that existed then is not the one our clients live in now. Sites were built for desktop screens on broadband, a business could rank by repeating a phrase often enough, and a mobile version was something you added afterwards if the budget stretched. Almost every assumption from that period has been overturned, and watching which ones broke has shaped how we work.
The phone stopped being the secondary screen
For most of our clients, the overwhelming majority of visitors now arrive on a phone, usually on mobile data, frequently on a handset that is two or three years old. That is not a statistic to quote in a proposal, it is a design constraint that changes every decision: how large the images can be, how much script the page can carry, how far down the call button can sit, and how the site behaves when the signal drops between two towns.
A site that is quick on office wi-fi and sluggish on mobile data is not a fast site. It is a site that was tested in the wrong place, and we see a lot of them.
Shortcuts always come due
We have been called in to repair enough sites to have watched every popular shortcut go through its full life cycle. Bought links that worked and then took the domain down with them. Hundreds of near-identical pages with a town name swapped in, which ranked briefly and then triggered exactly the penalty they were always going to. Keyword stuffing, hidden text, fake reviews. Every one of them worked for a while, and every one of them cost more to undo than it earned.
This is not a moral position. It is arithmetic. A site carrying a penalty can spend the better part of a year getting back to where it started, and the business that lost that year does not get it back. Slower and legitimate is genuinely the cheaper route, and we would say so even if it were not also the right thing.
Most projects fail on the boring part
Not the design, and rarely the code. They fail because nobody asked who would update the site, because the content never arrived, because the enquiry form emailed an address nobody checks, or because the person who understood the system left and took the passwords with them. So we spend time on handover, write things down, and set the accounts up in your name from the start.
What being deliberately small actually means
Small is easy to claim and worth being specific about, because it has real consequences for a client — some good and some not.
What you get. The person who answers your call is the person who wrote your code. There is no account manager relaying your question to a developer and the answer back with the detail sanded off. A change that takes twenty minutes takes twenty minutes, not a ticket and a sprint. And after 13 years, the same people are still here when you ring in year three.
What you do not get. We are not the right choice for a project needing fifteen people working in parallel to a fixed launch date, and we will say so rather than take it and struggle. We do not have a dedicated copywriter, a photographer and a video team on staff. And because we do not subcontract, there is genuinely work we turn down.
Why we do not publish prices
Because any number we published would be wrong for most of the people reading it. Two businesses asking for "a website" can need work that differs by a factor of ten, and a starting-from figure mostly serves to get people onto a call under a false impression. So we ask what it actually has to do, then put a real number in writing, in plain words, within 24 hours. There is no obligation attached to it.
Why we keep saying you own everything
It appears on nearly every page of this site, and it is because of what we see when businesses come to us from elsewhere. A domain registered in a former developer's name, renewing to a card that expired. Hosting on an agency account with the client holding only a link. Source code that was never handed over. The business owner discovering, years in, that the thing they paid for is not actually theirs.
Usually there was no ill intent — it was just convenient at the time and nobody thought about the ending. But a website is closer to a small operating system for your business than to a thing you bought, and there are keys to almost every part of it. We set those up in your name on day one so the question never arises.
Where we work
Nagercoil and Kanyakumari District, where a good share of our clients are and where people tend to come and sit with us. Across Tamil Nadu, and elsewhere in India. And a number of clients in the Gulf — the UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia — often businesses with family connections back here. The conversation is over WhatsApp and calls rather than across a table, and the work is no different.
Common questions
About us, answered plainly
How big is Webglits?
Deliberately small. That is a choice rather than a stage we are trying to grow out of - it means you talk to the people doing the work, decisions happen in a conversation rather than a meeting, and nothing gets lost between departments. It also means we turn down work we cannot do well.
Are you a registered company?
Yes - Webglits Technologies Pvt Ltd, based in Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu. Invoices, agreements and the terms on this site are all in that name.
Do you subcontract the work?
No. Everything we sell is delivered in-house. If we cannot do something well we say so rather than quietly passing it to somebody else and marking it up.
Why should I use a Nagercoil company rather than one in a metro?
For local businesses, because we know the searches your customers actually type and you can sit across a table from us. For everyone else, honestly, the argument is the work and the price rather than the postcode - and you should judge us on that.
What if I am not in Tamil Nadu?
That is fine and fairly common. We work across India and with clients in the Gulf. Everything happens over WhatsApp and calls, and the work is no different - the only thing you lose is the option of dropping in.
What languages do you work in?
We speak English and Tamil, and we are comfortable building sites in either or both. For businesses whose customers are local, a bilingual site is often worth considering rather than assuming English alone will do.
Will you tell me if I do not need what I am asking for?
Yes, and we do it regularly - out of mobile apps, out of full e-commerce builds, out of custom software when a subscription would serve better, and out of redesigns when the site was fine and the real problem was that nobody could find it.
What happens if I want to leave?
You take everything. Domain, hosting account, content, logins and source code are all in your name, and there is nothing held back that would make going elsewhere expensive. We would rather clients stayed because the work is good than because leaving is difficult.
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