Fixed-scope project
Most popularNew apps, websites and software with clear requirements.
- Discovery call and written scope
- Design, development and testing
- Milestone demos you approve
- Launch, app-store release and handover
- Warranty period for defects
Every project is different, so we don't publish one-size-fits-all prices. Choose how you'd like to work with us, and we'll send a written scope and estimate after a short discovery call.
New apps, websites and software with clear requirements.
Growing products, long roadmaps and changing priorities.
Live apps and websites that need ongoing care.
Pick a service and tell us a little about your project. SECP registration and tax filing are quoted as a service fee, with government fees listed separately.
Want the details? Read our guide to what affects the cost of building an app.
The number of screens, user roles and features, and how complex each one is.
Web, iPhone, Android or all three. Cross-platform tools like Flutter keep this efficient.
From a clean standard interface to fully custom design with prototypes and user testing.
Payments, maps, SMS, ERPs and other services each need to be connected and tested.
Faster delivery may need a bigger team working in parallel.
Updates, monitoring and new features once real users are on board.
Every business needs something different, and a price without a clear scope is usually wrong. After a short discovery call, we send a written scope with priorities, assumptions and an estimate, so you know exactly what you are paying for.
Send us a few details through the contact form or WhatsApp. We reply with questions, have a short discovery call about your goals, users, timeline and budget, then send a written scope and estimate.
Yes, and we usually recommend it. Launching a focused first version gets you to market sooner, keeps the first budget lower and lets real users show you what to build next.
Most projects start with an advance payment, with the balance due on agreed milestones and before final handover. The exact schedule is written in your proposal. See our contract information for details.
Yes. Clients in Pakistan are usually invoiced in Pakistani rupees and international clients in US dollars or another agreed currency, with regular video calls and updates around your time zone.
Third-party costs such as hosting, domains, app store accounts, paid APIs and government fees for SECP or FBR filings are separate. We list them clearly in your estimate.
Tell us what you want to build. We reply with questions, a suggested approach and next steps.