Hype It On builds for manufacturers, clinics, interior studios and firms — where a single enquiry can mean lakhs. We find what your website is costing you, show you the evidence, then fix it.
The eight problems we find most often. Tap what sounds familiar, drop your link, and we'll check every one — free, with screenshots.
This is the shape of almost every audit we run. The visitors are already arriving — they're being lost between landing and enquiring, and nothing in your analytics tells you why.
Every drop here's fixable, and each one is a defect we can screenshot for you.
Pattern typical of high-ticket local businesses in India — we measure yours specifically in the audit.
Not a score out of a hundred from a tool. A named list of what is costing you customers, each item screenshotted, each one priced — and an honest verdict at the end, including the times it says you need nothing at all.
Every line screenshotted, with the page and the timestamp.
Two builds in full — the client’s own words, their own numbers, and the real screens.
Shopify · Melbourne
A Mumbai-founded couture label selling through Instagram and a studio. We built a storefront that carries a premium price point across four currencies without losing the hand-picked feel the brand was built on.
B2B supply · Bengaluru
A wholesale supplier with no web presence and ordering already running on WhatsApp. The site had to sell a supply relationship to a chef, so we built it around that objection rather than around a product catalogue.
IndiaMART was the only place our enquiries ever came from. Now they come through Google, Facebook and Instagram as well — and they reach us directly instead of through a listing.
Magnum Ore IndustryOre mining
I was worried a website would make it feel less personal. It didn’t — customers in Australia and India can both check out in their own currency now, and it still looks like us.
Sneha K.Golden Threadzs · Melbourne
Our customers order on WhatsApp and I didn’t want a website that fought that. A chef lands on the page, sees the line sheet, and messages us straight from it.
RahulV4Veg · Bengaluru
A typical engagement. Nothing changed upstream — no extra spend, no more visitors. The site simply stopped losing them.
3 → 11 a month. At an average order of ₹2 lakh that is the difference between a quiet quarter and a full one.
If your reporting only counts form fills, it is missing four out of five enquiries — and you will cut the channel that was working.
We count calls and WhatsApp as conversions from day one, so the monthly number is one you can act on.
You measure this on a sheet once a quarter. We put it on a screen and watch it weekly — and you get the same view we do.
A site that converts is worth more with visibility behind it, and visibility is wasted on a site that leaks. We'd rather do the one you actually need than sell you all three. Open any card to see what's inside.
In every business one action turns a visitor into money. A patient booking an appointment. A buyer sending a specification. A homeowner asking for a consultation. A customer checking out. We work out which one is yours before we design anything, then every page is built to deliver somebody to it.
Audit first — every defect named, screenshotted and ranked by what it's costing you in lost customers. Then repaired in place wherever possible, because a repair keeps the domain age and rankings that a rebuild throws away and then spends months earning back.
For a local business most calls come from the map, not the website — and the top three results take the majority of them. We fix the listing first, then the pages behind it, and report in calls and WhatsApp messages rather than impressions nobody can bank.
Send your site or listing. We return the specific things costing you customers — named, screenshotted, prioritised.
Scope, timeline, one fixed price — in writing before anything starts.
Weekly progress you can click. Nothing goes live without your sign-off.
Ads, SEO and local visibility — reported in enquiries, cancellable with 30 days' notice.
The striped bar is free and carries no obligation. Everything after it only starts once you have seen the report and agreed a price in writing.
The most expensive thing about changing web studios is usually not the build — it's discovering that somebody else holds your domain, your hosting and your analytics. That never happens here, and it isn't a favour, it's how we set every project up.
Everything in the left column is yours before the site goes live, not at the end. If you leave we help with the handover — a studio that has to trap clients has a different problem to solve.
Every engagement starts with a free audit — defects named, screenshotted, priced by lost customers. You know what you're buying before a rupee moves.
Wrong-economics ads and unnecessary rebuilds get a “no” — publicly committed, right here. A volume agency can't afford this sentence.
Our own audit infrastructure watches every client site continuously — speed, listings, reviews, expiry dates, and your competitors’ movements.
Enquiries, orders, rupees — tracked through the calls and WhatsApp messages where leads actually arrive. Bad news reaches you first, from us.
Not upsells, not a premium tier. In the fixed price on every project, because a website without them isn't finished.
Move the sliders. This is the argument for doing your website properly, in your own numbers.
When one implant case, one interiors project or one supply contract is worth lakhs, paying properly for a qualified lead is the best deal in your business.
Identical campaign, sub-₹40k economics: it burns cash. If that's your situation, we'll tell you before you spend — not after.
These are the three we have the deepest playbooks for — but the test is ticket size, not sector. If one customer is worth more than the website costs, the maths works.
Fabricators, PEB, machining and solar EPC — where procurement shortlists on certifications and capacity before anyone picks up a phone.
See the industrial approach ClinicsDental, imaging, dermatology and vision — where the map pack takes the calls and treatment pages win the high-value cases.
See the clinic approach Interior studiosStudios, modular kitchens and architects paying aggregator commission on leads their own photographs generated.
See the interiors approachThe common thread is ticket size. When one customer is worth this much, a single recovered enquiry pays for the whole project — and everything after it's margin.
We have built for edtech, animation studios, roofing suppliers, professional practices, D2C brands and training institutes. The only real test is whether one customer is worth more than the website costs — and for most businesses reading this, they are. Tell us what you sell and we'll give you a straight answer, including when the answer is that you don't need us.
Most studios won't publish this. We'd rather you knew in ten seconds than after a month of calls.
No hard feelings. These are honest mismatches, not judgements.
If three of these are true, the audit will almost certainly pay for itself.
Nothing happens. You keep the report, including the screenshots and the prioritised fix list, and you're free to hand it to another studio or to your own developer. There's no follow-up sequence and nobody will chase you. The audit's how we show our work, not a device for getting you on a call.
The same person throughout — the one who runs your audit's the one who scopes the project, builds it, and answers your email a year later. There are no account managers and no handover to a junior after the pitch. It's the reason the book is focused by design.
It depends on scope — a brochure site and a Shopify migration aren't the same job. What doesn't change is how we price: one number, agreed in writing before any work starts. No hourly billing, no scope-creep invoices. The audit that gets you that number is free.
Often a repair is enough — and a repair keeps the domain age and rankings a rebuild throws away. The free audit tells you honestly which one you need, even if the answer is to keep what you have.
Only if the maths works. When one customer is worth ₹80,000, an ₹800 lead is cheap. When the ticket is small, the same campaign shreds money — and we'll tell you so before you spend it. Sometimes the right answer is SEO and a better site, and ads never enter it.
Most websites go live in two to four weeks. Online stores and migrations run three to five depending on catalogue size. You'll see working progress every week — a link you can click, not a status update.
Senior-led, by design. At a larger agency your project is staffed by whoever has capacity that week, and the person who pitched you is rarely the person who builds. Here the person who scopes your project is the person who delivers it and answers your email afterwards — which is why the book is kept at a level where the principal stays on every project rather than grown for its own sake.
Yes. We work remotely with businesses in Australia, the US, the UK and the UAE alongside Indian clients.