Web Development and Software Services

Every project is priced individually, because two websites with the same page count can involve very different amounts of work. Rather than publish a price list that would be wrong for most enquiries, I give you a fixed written quote after a short scoping call — usually within two to four days. The quote covers exactly what will be built and what is excluded, it does not change mid-project, and there is no obligation to go ahead. Ask and you will get a real number for your specific project.

Websites take two to five weeks, ecommerce four to ten weeks, and custom software six to sixteen weeks depending on scope. Large ERP implementations are staged over several months so value arrives early rather than everything landing at the end. Timelines are agreed in writing with milestone dates.

Yes, routinely. Around half of all projects have been for clients elsewhere in India — Jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Pune — and overseas in the UK, UAE, USA and Australia. Work runs on video calls, shared documents and WhatsApp, and in-person visits are arranged where a project genuinely benefits from them.

Yes, completely. Source code, database, domain and hosting are registered in your name and handed over at project close, along with documentation. There are no per-user licence fees and nothing that prevents you from taking the project to another developer later.

Every project includes a warranty period during which any bug is fixed at no charge. Beyond that, changes can be requested ad hoc at an agreed rate, or covered by a monthly maintenance plan that includes a block of hours, updates, backups and priority support.

Yes. Managed hosting with SSL, daily backups and monitoring, plus domain registration in your name. If you prefer your own AWS, DigitalOcean or existing hosting account, I will configure and manage it there instead — the account stays yours either way.

Yes, and it is a regular part of the work. It starts with a paid code audit that documents what exists, what is broken and what is insecure, followed by a written stabilisation plan. You keep the audit regardless of whether you continue with me.

Typically in milestones: an advance to begin, staged payments as milestones are delivered and approved, and the balance before launch. Larger projects are split across more milestones. Payment by bank transfer or UPI, with a GST invoice for every payment.