Most small businesses pay a big upfront fee for a website, then watch it break a year later — expired domain, dead hosting, nobody to call. BuildNKeep replaces that with a subscription. You order online in plain language, get a clear project plan within 24 hours, approve it, and we build and launch it. Then it stays live from ₹199/month (~$2) — hosting, SSL, maintenance and fixes included. Live in 2–30 days. No builder to learn, and no lock-in: buy out the source code any time.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I run a small design studio, and the same conversation kept repeating itself: a shop owner or freelancer wants a website, gets quoted a big upfront fee, pays it — and a year later the site is quietly dead. Expired domain, broken hosting, nobody to call.
BuildNKeep flips that deal. You order online in plain language (no briefs, no jargon). We send a clear plan within 24 hours. You approve it, we build it, you review it, it goes live. After that you keep it live from ₹199/month (~$2) — hosting, SSL and maintenance included. Builds take 2–30 days depending on scope.
The part people react to most: there is no lock-in. You can buy out the source code whenever you want and take the whole thing elsewhere.
It is for the people who don't want to learn a website builder — café owners, consultants, small retail shops, early-stage founders who'd rather spend that time on their actual business.
Two things I'd love feedback on:
1. Does subscription-instead-of-upfront make sense to you, or does it feel like a trap?
2. What would make you trust a service like this enough to hand over your web presence?
Happy to answer anything in the comments today.