Gapfix Studio

Bengaluru web-fix studio

Gapfix finds a local business's visible online gap and fixes it.

A small studio run by Revanth Sharma. For small local businesses in the United States and Bengaluru.

See pricing Email the studio

Starting prices

Four fixes. The figure on each line is a placeholder until Rev sets it.

  • Website fix

    Repair a site that already exists. Broken layout, confusing pages, or a mobile view that fails.

    [TODO: price] USD / [TODO: price] INR

  • New one-page site

    One clear page for a business with no site, or with only a social profile.

    [TODO: price] USD / [TODO: price] INR

  • Google Business Profile cleanup

    The public Google listing: name, hours, categories, photos, and the details a customer sees.

    [TODO: price] USD / [TODO: price] INR

  • Booking/contact setup

    A working path to call, email, or book. The link, button, or form that is missing today.

    [TODO: price] USD / [TODO: price] INR

Each line is a starting price, written as a placeholder until the number is set. A starting price is not a quote. The quote states the scope, the currency, and the amount you pay through Razorpay.

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Pricing notes

Sample work

Drawn in the page, so you can see the kind of fix. These are not client projects, and they are not photos of one.

  • Sample mockup, not a client project

    One-page site

    A headline, what the business does, where it works, and one way to get in touch.

  • Sample mockup, not a client project

    Mobile page

    The same kind of page in a narrow layout. Type stays readable. The button can be tapped.

  • Sample mockup, not a client project

    A way to get in touch

    Call, email, or book. This is the piece missing on a lot of local sites.

How it works

From the first look to the handover.

  1. Spot the gap

    You send the business, or you ask Rev to look. The gap is something a customer can see: a weak or missing website, a broken mobile experience, no booking or contact path, or a thin Google profile.

  2. Send a free mockup

    Rev sends a mockup of the fix before any payment. It shows the idea. It is not the finished work.

  3. Agree on scope and price

    You get the scope and the price in writing. Email is enough. The quote says what will change, what it costs, and when payment is due. You pay through Razorpay. Work starts only after you agree.

  4. Fix and hand over

    Rev does the agreed work and hands it over online, with a short note on what changed. Gapfix does not ship physical goods.

Write to Rev

Send the business name and what is going wrong.

hello@gapfixstudio.com

Phone, legal name, and registered address are on the contact page. Some of those details are still open.

This form does not send to a server. It opens an email to hello@gapfixstudio.com. Every field is required.

City, and the country if it is not obvious.
A few sentences: what is broken, missing, or unclear.

If an email does not open, write to hello@gapfixstudio.com.