Let's talk about your project.

Within one business day, and usually the same day if you write in the morning. WhatsApp is the fastest of the three channels. If you have not heard from us in two working days, something has gone wrong with the message, so please call.

No, and there is no obligation attached to it. We will give you a straight answer about what your project needs even if the answer is that you should not hire us for it.

What the business does, what you want the software to change, and roughly when you need it. A budget range helps more than people expect, because it lets us tell you immediately whether the brief is realistic instead of guessing at a proposal.

No. Most useful projects start from a problem rather than a specification. Describe what is slow, manual or breaking, and working out whether that needs a website, an internal tool, an automation or nothing at all is part of the first conversation.

Often, yes. We will want to look at the code and the hosting first, and we will tell you honestly if finishing it would cost more than rebuilding it, which is sometimes the case with an unfinished project. Make sure you have the domain, repository and hosting accounts in your own name before anyone hands over.

Yes. We work across Balochistan and the rest of Pakistan, and with clients abroad. Almost everything happens over calls and WhatsApp, so distance rarely matters. You are welcome at the Zarghun Road office if you would rather meet in person.

It depends entirely on scope, so any number quoted before we understand the brief would be invented. What we will commit to is a breakdown rather than a single figure, and telling you the full first-year cost including hosting and maintenance, not just the build price.