Products & services
Milk and products with pack sizes and prices.
Dairy farms and milk businesses
Families choosing a dairy want to know how the milk is produced, what else you make, where you deliver and when. Creatin Web designs and builds a website that answers all of that with photos of the farm, with a dashboard and an Android app you use between the morning and evening rounds.
Subscription enquiries arrive with the address and the daily quantity; bulk enquiries with the product and the volume.

The problem
Families pay more for milk from a farm they can see. Without photos of the herd and the practices, you are just a price.
Which localities, what time, minimum quantity: a page would answer the first call of every day.
Ghee, paneer, curd and sweets are your margin, and the customer only knows about the milk.
The solution
Milk by type, ghee, paneer, curd and the rest as a catalogue with pack sizes and prices.
The localities, the morning and evening windows and the minimum order, in your words.
The animals, the feed, the milking and the cleanliness, so families see what they are paying for.
The form asks whether it is a daily subscription or a bulk order, the address or delivery point, and the quantity, with a notification on your phone.

Your sections
Each one is a section of your dashboard and a part of your public website. They are chosen for your business when the site is built; a gallery, a blog, testimonials, SEO controls, analytics and staff accounts come with every site.
Milk and products with pack sizes and prices.
Subscription and bulk enquiries.
The herd, the sheds, the processing.
FSSAI and other registrations.
Practices and seasonal notes.
Customers' words.
There is no online subscription management, no daily order changes through the website and no online payment. Enquiries reach you with a notification; the subscription and its payments run the way you manage them now.
See it
Real screens of the dashboard, filled with sample data. The business in them is not a real one, and not yours; the sections are the ones you would use.




Questions
No. The website takes new subscription enquiries; changes to a running subscription go through your phone or WhatsApp as now.
Yes. Prices are yours to word; list them per litre and note any area-based delivery charge on the page.
Yes, in the certifications section, where customers look for it.
Yes. The form asks whether it is bulk, the product, the volume and the delivery point.
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No obligation and no sales script. We listen first, then put a price in writing.