Straight answers, including the unglamorous ones.

Send us a message on WhatsApp or use the enquiry form on the contact page. Tell us what you need, roughly what your business does and what you already have — logo, content, an existing site. We will come back with questions, then a scope and a quote.

The more of this you have ready, the faster things move: your logo and any brand colours, the services or products you want shown, photos or product images, your contact details and address, and an idea of the pages you want. If something is missing, say so — we will work around the gaps and tell you what is still needed.

Message us on WhatsApp at +92 341 6036111 or email team@get2hoursite.pk with a short description of the project. Every quote is prepared against the actual scope, so we do not publish fixed prices — the honest answer depends on what you need built.

Yes. Most of the work happens remotely, so location is rarely the limiting factor. Message us and we will confirm what is practical for your project and time zone.

It depends on scope. A focused single-page site with content ready can move very quickly — that speed is where the Get2HourSite name comes from. A multi-page site, a store with a large catalogue, or a project waiting on content will take longer. We give you a realistic timeline with the quote rather than a slogan.

No, and we would rather tell you that up front. Speed is genuinely how we work, but delivery time depends on how many pages you need, how complex the functionality is, how quickly content and feedback arrive, and how many review rounds you want. We commit to a timeline once we know the scope.

Yes. Every site is built responsively and checked across small mobile, standard mobile, tablet, laptop and large desktop sizes before it is handed over.

Yes. Send us the current URL and tell us what is not working — speed, appearance, mobile layout, or the fact that nobody can update it. We will tell you whether a redesign or a rebuild makes more sense.

Yes. We have built storefronts across fashion accessories, pharmacy, hardware, eyewear and made-to-measure tailoring. Each one had a different catalogue structure, and the store was designed around it rather than the other way round.

Yes. A browse-and-request-a-quote flow is common for trade, wholesale and B2B suppliers, and we have built exactly that — the Sohail Chemical case study is an example.

That depends on which payment provider your business is able to set up. Raise it early in the conversation and we will build the checkout around the method you can actually use.

Initial catalogue loading is part of the build, and how much is covered is agreed in the quote. After launch you will be shown how to add and edit products yourself.

Yes, we can help you get a domain and hosting set up as part of launch. Domain and hosting fees are paid to the provider and are separate from project costs — we will be clear about which is which.

Ongoing support is available, but it is scoped separately rather than assumed. Tell us what kind of support you want — content updates, new pages, technical upkeep — and we will quote for it.

Ownership and handover terms are set out when we quote, so there are no surprises. If it matters to you, raise it before the project starts and we will put it in writing.

Message us on WhatsApp. What is covered after handover depends on what was agreed in the quote, so ask about it before the project begins rather than after.

Yes. SEO work covers technical fixes — crawling, indexing, speed, sitemaps — then keyword and intent research and on-page optimisation. New sites get the on-page foundations built in as standard.

No. Search engines do not sell rankings and nobody can guarantee them. We can fix what is measurably wrong, build a structure that gives you a fair chance, and report honestly on what moves.

Yes — content strategy, monthly calendars, branded creative, captions, scheduling and engagement. Volume and platforms are agreed per engagement.

Yes. We set up and manage campaigns, and build the landing page they point at. Ad spend goes directly to the platform and is separate from the management fee.