New Build
Ground-up engineering for teams replacing a site that no longer converts — architecture, CMS, and design system built together, not stitched from templates.
Prevents — a launch that outgrows the brand in a year
Daily standups. CI/CD on every release. A dedicated QA function before anything ships. That is what "in-house" means when it is not a slogan.
New builds and full site revamps, run the same way our own engineering team runs internally.

Daily standups, a dedicated QA function, and a release process built to be inspected, not taken on faith — the same discipline held across all five deliverables below.
Ground-up engineering for teams replacing a site that no longer converts — architecture, CMS, and design system built together, not stitched from templates.
Prevents — a launch that outgrows the brand in a year
Full replatform of an existing site: same brand, rebuilt foundation — the team that builds it stays on to run it.
Prevents — a redesign that breaks what already ranks
Every change ships through continuous integration and deployment — no manual FTP pushes, no untested code reaching production.
Prevents — late-stage surprises reaching production
Cross-device, cross-browser verification through BrowserStack Test Observability before any release goes live.
Prevents — a bug reaching one browser and not another
24/7/365 uptime monitoring plus scheduled security audits after launch — the team that built it is the team that keeps it running.
Prevents — the vendor disappearing once the invoice clears
Daily standups, CI/CD from the first commit, and a QA function that runs independent of the build team — not slogans, the mechanism itself. Six stages, each one there to stop a specific failure before it reaches you.
A requirements workshop with your stakeholders before a single screen is designed, run alongside daily standups from day one.
Prevents: requirements surfacing mid-build, after the cost of changing them has already tripled.
Wireframes and a design system defined before development starts, reviewed with you at each checkpoint.
Prevents: late-stage rework from a direction that was never agreed on in writing.
Sprint-based builds on a CI/CD pipeline from the first commit, so every change is tested before it merges.
Prevents: silent scope drift that only shows up when the invoice does.
A dedicated QA function, independent of the build team, running BrowserStack Test Observability across real devices and browsers.
Prevents: regressions reaching production because the same person who built it also signed it off.
A staged rollout against a go-live checklist, not a single irreversible cutover.
Prevents: launch-day surprises discovered by your customers before your team notices.
24/7/365 monitoring and scheduled security audits after launch, on the same team that built it.
Prevents: the vendor disappearing the week after go-live.

Built to calculate and track commission and royalty payouts as the system of record, not a spreadsheet bolted to email.

Built for members to discover hobby groups, join them, and keep returning — monitored post-launch the same way we monitor our own products.

A storefront built for browsing and buying, structured around a retail catalog rather than adapted from a generic template.
"It didn't feel like handing work off to an outside vendor. Standups, sprint reviews, the whole rhythm — Banao just plugged into how we already operate."RACHIKET ARYA
Enterprise clients since 2016.
"What we scoped at kickoff is what shipped. No surprise cuts, no 'that wasn't in the spec' conversations at the end."VIKASH SRIVASTAVA
Roster includes
Swiggy · Myntra · PhonePe · Times Internet · Indian Oil · HCL · CP Plus · RAK Ceramics · FootLocker · Majra
This is what clients actually ask on the Discovery Sprint call — not a pitch, just the mechanics of how an engagement runs.
Ask us on the callYes. OWNED is one of the four things every engagement is built on — you get the system, not a subscription to us. No lock-in, no dependency on Banao staying involved after launch.
24/7/365 monitoring, security audits and the same CI/CD pipeline that shipped the build keep running after launch — the discipline we use to run our own ~300-person operation on InterviewGod, Vikaas and Vidya.
Weeks, not quarters. FAST is one of the four pillars every engagement runs on — daily standups and a dedicated QA function are what keep the timeline from slipping.
Both. Some engagements start from a blank system, others start from a site that's already underperforming — the Discovery Sprint call is where we figure out which one you need.
Daily standups, CI/CD, a dedicated QA function — the same process discipline as an in-house team, applied to your site.
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