BuildRocket Labs
Websites for professors and researchers.
A personal academic website makes your research findable — and findable work gets cited: studies of open-access availability report citation advantages ranging from 36% to 172% depending on field. Grant committees, collaborators, journalists, and students all look you up; the site decides what they find.
University profile pages are cramped, outdated, and owned by the institution — they follow the department's template, not your body of work.
We build academic sites that put publications, projects, teaching, and press in one fast, citable place — built once, easy to keep current. We shipped exactly this for Dr. Boraiah B at boraiah.in.
[ published 2026-07-18 · updated 2026-07-18 ]What does a researcher website need to do?
- Make every publication findable and linkable — with DOIs, PDFs where rights allow, and clean citations
- Own your name search — ahead of stale departmental pages and homonyms
- Present projects and grants in plain language funders and press can quote
- Stay current without friction — a site you can't update is a CV from three years ago
- Load fast worldwide — your readers are on every network quality there is
The numbers behind it
Articles made freely available online show citation advantages of 36% to 172% over paywalled equivalents, depending on discipline and year.
[ source — Aslib Journal of Information Management — research visibility literature review ]A landmark computer-science analysis found 336% more citations to online articles than offline articles from the same venue (Lawrence, 2001).
[ source — Aslib Journal of Information Management (citing Lawrence, Nature 2001) ]An article posted to an academic network attracts 69% more citations after five years than a comparable article not available online.
[ source — Researcher and Author Profiles (PMC, citing Niyazov et al.) ]Only 15–25% of the ~2.5 million articles published each year are self-archived by their authors — visibility is still a wide-open advantage.
[ source — Aslib Journal of Information Management — research visibility literature review ]Only about 10% of the world's researchers are represented on ORCID, and just 32% of surveyed faculty were even aware of author identifiers — most academics are effectively invisible online.
[ source — Researcher and Author Profiles (PMC review) ]Proof — shipped and live
[ case file — Academic & research website ]Dr. Boraiah B.
Academic profile · Research & publications index · Full site
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from ₹35,000 / $1,500
Most professors and researchers start here — the written proposal locks the exact figure before any payment.
covers — 5-page custom site · 30-day support · full pricing →
Questions professors and researchers ask us
q01How much does an academic website cost?
Our published Launch tier starts at ₹35,000 / $1,500 for a 5-page custom site — profile, publications, projects, teaching, contact. Fixed written proposal before any payment.
q02Can I update publications myself?
Yes — publications are structured content you can add without a developer. The site stays current between our support windows.
q03Have you built for academics before?
Yes — Dr. Boraiah B's academic and research site (boraiah.in) is live on our build; the case study links the real URL.
Ready to be the researcher everyone finds first?
Every project gets a fixed written proposal before any payment. 50% to start, 50% at launch.