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We ship your website to production — and stay on after launch.
Shark Labs builds websites, web apps and mobile apps for teams that need them working in production — and adds AI features where they earn their place. Then it stays on retainer, keeping all of it fast, patched and shipping after most studios would have moved on.
Shark Labs is a founder-led web and software development studio based in Bengaluru, India, working remotely worldwide. It builds websites, web applications and mobile apps, adds AI features such as retrieval and agents to products that need them, and maintains everything it builds on a published monthly retainer. Projects start at $1,500, AI features at $3,000, and retainers at $900 a month. Every price is on the site.
Fast, accessible, search-visible sites and web apps on Next.js — built so your team can edit them without calling us.
Web and mobile products from first screen to store listing, and the backend underneath — scoped so version one ships in months, not quarters.
Monthly engineering after launch: monitoring, patching, incident response and new features, at a price published on the page.
LLM features, retrieval and agents wired into the systems you already run — with evals, guardrails and a cost model that survives contact with real traffic.
Ten of the twelve studios we surveyed publish no pricing at all, and the one with a retainer page doesn't price it. Ours are all published, including what makes a quote go up. See every price
Most studios hand over a repository and disappear, and the ones that stay are rarely the ones who wrote the code. Shark Labs does both halves, which is why launch is the middle of an engagement here rather than the end. How retainers work
A site is not finished because it is live. Core Web Vitals, accessibility and error rates are part of the definition of done, and they stay measured afterwards rather than decaying quietly. How we build for the web
A scroll-animated Next.js 16 site for an architecture and interior design practice. Every GSAP and Swiper behaviour is code-split and desktop-gated, and every word on the site lives in three typed files.
A static Next.js catalogue with cookieless analytics, plus a custom CRM pulling leads from six channels into one pipeline. Two apps, one database, deployed independently.