Client portals and dashboards
Somewhere your customers log in to see their own information, rather than emailing to ask for it.
- User accounts and permissions
- Data your team currently sends by hand
- Reduces support load measurably
Booking systems, client portals, dashboards and integrations. We will not give you a number before we understand the job — and any agency that does is guessing at your expense.
Custom development is worth it when off-the-shelf costs more in workarounds than a build would cost outright. That is a real calculation, and we will do it with you before quoting.
Somewhere your customers log in to see their own information, rather than emailing to ask for it.
Direct booking without an aggregator taking a commission on every transaction.
Connecting systems that currently need someone to copy between them. The least visible work with the clearest return.
The spreadsheet that runs the business, or software from 2011 nobody supports. Handled in stages so nothing stops working.
The question we ask first. What does this cost you today, in hours or in lost work? If the answer is small, custom development is rarely worth it and an off-the-shelf tool will do. We have talked several businesses out of a build for exactly that reason — it is a large invoice to turn down, and turning it down is why they came back later with the one that was worth doing.
Describe the problem rather than the solution. We will come back with questions first, then a range.
Custom applications start around ₹1,50,000 and go up with scope. A booking system for a single business is at the lower end; a multi-tenant portal with integrations is considerably more. We scope before quoting, because a number given before the requirements are understood is a number that changes.
A website presents information. An application does something — takes bookings, manages accounts, processes data, connects to other systems. The build is different, the testing is different, and so is the cost.
Eight weeks upward, delivered in stages rather than one launch. Staged delivery means you see working software early and can change direction before the expensive parts are built, which is the main reason projects come in on budget.
Yes. Code, database, hosting and any accounts are in your name. Ask this of any development agency before signing — some retain the code, which means the price you agreed is a subscription rather than a purchase.
Usually. We integrate with CRMs, accounting software, ERPs, payment gateways and couriers. Whether it is straightforward depends on whether the other system has a decent API, which we check before quoting rather than after.
The best briefs we get describe what is going wrong today. The technology is our job to work out.
Start a conversationNo sales sequence, no chasing. If we are not right for it, we will say so.
Two fields are required. The rest just makes the reply better.
Nobody hesitates over four form fields. They hesitate because they expect three calls from numbers they do not recognise. Here is exactly what happens instead.
Your enquiry lands in front of someone who does this work, the moment you send it.
Written after looking at your site, not pasted from a template. If we are not the right fit, that is what the reply says.
No sequence, no chasing, no calls from numbers you do not recognise. If you go quiet, we leave it there.