A content management system is the login screen behind your website. You open it, change a price, add a page, publish a notice, and it appears. Without one, every small edit becomes an email to a developer and a two-day wait.
GIT Infosys has been building these since 2010 from our office in Jaipur, for companies spread across the country. WordPress where it fits, headless where content has to reach more than one place, and a custom panel written in PHP and Laravel when neither will do.
What we care about most is the admin screen. Most handovers dump the default dashboard on a client and walk away, which is why so many businesses stop using their own CMS inside a year. Ring +91 89630 03037 and we will talk through what your team actually needs to change.
Right for the large majority of businesses. Custom theme rather than a marketplace template, with editing blocks made for your kind of content and a dashboard cut back to what your staff use. Around four in ten sites worldwide run on it, so finding help later is never a problem.
Written from scratch when your business does something no platform models properly. Approval chains that follow your org chart, pricing visible only to certain logins, or content tied to an internal system. No licence fee, no plugin you did not choose, and nothing breaking because a stranger abandoned their code.
Content stored in one place and delivered by API to a website, an app and anything else that needs it. Quick to load and clean to scale. It costs more at the start and front-end changes need a developer, so it earns its place only when content really does go to several destinations.
WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento, OpenCart or something custom, with products, stock, pricing, offers and orders in a single screen. Adding a product should take two minutes and no instruction sheet.
One panel controlling separate pages for each branch or city, with shared content inherited and local details editable. It stops the familiar mess where somebody copied a page eleven times and then updated three of them.
Hindi, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali and others, or English alongside a buyer language for export markets. Proper language versions with their own URLs, not a translate widget bolted onto the corner of the page.
Coming off Wix, Blogger, Joomla, Drupal or an old custom build. Pages, images, users and URLs all carried over, with 301 redirects mapped before the switch. Cheap migrations skip the redirect map, and that is precisely how a site loses eight years of rankings in a weekend.
A writer publishes drafts and nothing else. A manager approves them. Accounts sees neither. Where the content is medical, legal or financial, we add a review step with a record of who signed off what.
Linking the CMS to Tally, an ERP, Zoho or Salesforce, WhatsApp Business, a payment gateway or a courier system, so nobody on your team types the same information into two screens every morning.
Updates applied on staging first, daily backups, malware scanning, login limits and uptime monitoring. Almost every defaced business site in this country is simply an installation nobody touched for two years.
Caching, image conversion, database clean-up, deferred scripts and removing whatever loads on every page for no reason. A CMS site can pass Core Web Vitals easily. Most fail because nobody tuned them after launch day.
A recorded session with your team and a short written guide using screenshots from your own site. New joiners watch the recording rather than asking whoever has left.
The panel gets designed, not just installed.
We sit with whoever updates the site, learn what they change and how often, then build the screen around that. Fields labelled in your words. Settings that could break something removed entirely. It takes us longer and it is the reason clients still use their CMS in year four.
Source code, database, hosting and domain in your name from day one. No proprietary platform only we can service, no annual licence payable to us. Move to another developer whenever you like and everything continues working.
Some firms build only WordPress. Others sell a system of their own with a monthly fee attached, which is a business model rather than a recommendation. We build all three kinds, so what we suggest on the first call depends on your content volume, your team and your budget.
Heading structure, schema, sitemap, URL patterns and Core Web Vitals handled during the build. Retrofitting these afterwards costs more and occasionally means rebuilding pages you have already paid for.
Every project finds a few things nobody thought of until the site was real. That month is included, so you are not raising invoices over small adjustments in week two.
GIT Infosys Pvt. Ltd. has been a registered private limited company since 2010, at Govindam Tower, Kardhani, Kalwar Road in Jaipur, with offices in Wembley, London and West Chester, Pennsylvania. When you need a change three years from now, there is still somebody here who knows how your site was put together.
| Comparison | WordPress | Headless CMS | Custom build |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build cost | ₹25,000 to ₹75,000 | ₹80,000 upwards | ₹1,00,000 upwards |
| Who can update content | Anyone | Anyone | Anyone |
| Who can change the design | Any developer | A front-end developer | Your developer or us |
| Plugins and add-ons | Huge choice | Limited | Whatever you build |
| Speed | Good when tuned | Excellent | Excellent |
| Feeds a mobile app too | With work | Yes, natively | Yes |
| Best for | Most businesses | Content across many channels | Unusual business rules |
For an ordinary business publishing pages and articles, WordPress is the answer, and anybody insisting otherwise usually has something of their own to sell. Headless pays off when one piece of content has to appear in three places. Custom pays off when your workflow genuinely will not bend to fit a platform.
You get a login to the staging site early, and we ask your team to add real content in it. Awkward things surface immediately, while changing them is still free.
Staff turnover is the quiet killer of every CMS project. A recording plus a written guide means the knowledge stays with the company rather than with one person.
Reachable 9.30am to 6.30pm IST, Monday to Saturday, with WhatsApp for anything urgent outside those hours.
Scope and dates agreed in writing before the first instalment. Anything added mid-project is quoted and scheduled before it gets built.
Specification tables, datasheet downloads, dealer directories and revision-heavy technical pages. The person updating these is usually an engineer with ten minutes to spare, so obvious beats clever.
Doctor profiles, departments, timings and health articles, with an approval step because nothing medical should reach the public unread by somebody qualified.
Courses, batches, faculty, fee tables, notices and results. During admission season you cannot wait three days for a developer to publish one date.
Projects, floor plans, price lists and possession dates, updated every quarter by a sales team that should never need a developer to do it.
Rooms, seasonal rates, packages and offers, edited by the front desk, with enquiries reaching a named inbox instead of a shared one nobody opens.
Several authors, an editorial queue and archives that have to stay quick as they pass fifty thousand posts. Database design matters far more than design here.
Catalogues in two languages, certification pages and bulk enquiry forms, often with a separate buyer view for overseas customers.
Notices, tenders, circulars and archives, with accessibility requirements and a publishing trail showing who approved each item.
Projects, reports, galleries, events and donation pages, run by volunteers who change every year. Simplicity is the whole brief.
Catalogue, stock, offers and orders in one screen, with GST invoicing configured correctly from the first sale rather than corrected later.
Not on this list? Ring us. We have almost certainly built something close.
Five stages of six working days each, with the dates written down before you pay anything.
We talk to the people who will actually log in. What changes weekly, what changes yearly, what they are afraid of breaking. Then a platform recommendation with the reasoning attached, and an honest look at what your current site does badly.
Content types, the fields inside each, URL patterns and who is allowed to touch what. This stage is unglamorous and it decides whether you need a developer for small changes forever.
Public pages and admin screens both. Designing only the front end is the standard shortcut, and it is why so many dashboards go unused.
Theme or panel coded, content types created, permissions applied, old content migrated and redirects mapped. Your team gets a staging login and can start loading content before launch.
Domain switched, SSL live, backups scheduled, analytics and Search Console verified. Then the recorded training session, the written guide and thirty days of free changes.
Best for: Most businesses
Best for: Content across many channels
Best for: Unusual business rules
Keeps scope, dates, feedback and handover moving through one clear point of contact.
Builds content types, permissions, integrations and the admin experience your staff use.
Turns approved layouts into responsive public pages and clean editing components.
Checks content flows, redirects, devices, backups and launch handover before go-live.
Ring +91 89630 03037 and we will talk through what your team actually needs to change.
+91 8963003037 gopal@gitinfosys.com