Websites for the businesses that keep India running.
FreeWeb builds websites for small businesses — bakeries, salons, clinics, repair services, coaching classes and shops — and makes sure customers can actually find them on Google. It's run by Crix Technology Private Limited, a software company in Ahmedabad.
Why FreeWeb exists
Most small business owners know they should be online, but getting there is confusing: builders to learn, designers to brief, and a price to pay before you've seen anything.
So we flipped it. You tell us about your business in a two-minute form, and we build you a real website for free. You see it first. You pay only if you like it and want it live on your own domain — and that payment covers the part that matters: getting found.
Simple promises, kept.
See it before you pay
Every website starts as a free, private preview. No card, no advance, no obligation.
Your domain, your content
Your domain is registered for your business at cost, and once you've paid, the website content we create for you is yours.
Prices agreed upfront
The price for your site is agreed with you before any payment, and it stays fixed for your order.
Built for phones — and your language
Sites are designed for the phones your customers use, and we work with you in English, Hindi or Gujarati.
Two ways we can help.
The team behind FreeWeb.
FreeWeb is a service of Crix Technology Private Limited, a software development company based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Our team builds every FreeWeb site and handles every IT Services project.
We work remotely, so where you're based doesn't matter — we talk on the phone or WhatsApp, share previews by link, and launch your site without you needing to visit anyone.
- Company
- Crix Technology Private Limited
- Based in
- Ahmedabad, Gujarat
- Serving
- Businesses across India, remotely
- Languages
- English, हिन्दी, ગુજરાતી
Follow Crix Technology
See your website before you spend a rupee.
Tell us about your business — our team will call you within 48 hours, and your free preview follows 48 hours after that.