Custom web application development is designing and building browser-based software for one business's users, data and workflow. It covers the user interface, the back end and database, integrations with your other tools, hosting and security. Unlike off-the-shelf software, the app fits your process and you own the code.

A website mainly shows information, like services, articles and contact details. A web application lets users do things: log in, enter data, place orders, approve requests or see live reports. Many businesses need both: a marketing website for visitors and a web app for customers and staff.

A first version with one core workflow usually costs $12,000 to $30,000. A full business app costs $30,000 to $70,000, and enterprise or legacy projects start around $70,000. Hosting and third-party licences are extra. After 2 weeks of free support, an optional Care Plan starts from $1,200 a month.

A focused first version usually goes live in 6 to 10 weeks, a full business app takes 3 to 5 months, and enterprise projects take 5 to 9 months. You see a clickable prototype in week 2 and a working demo every two weeks after that.

Not always. Off-the-shelf tools are cheaper to start and fine for standard processes. A custom web app is better when your process is what makes you different, when you're paying for several tools that don't connect, or when customers need their own portal. It also has no per-user fees, and you own it.

Five steps: a free Web App Blueprint to agree scope and price, a clickable prototype by week 2, UI/UX design approved by you, development in two-week sprints with a demo each time, then testing, launch and 2 weeks of free support.

A SaaS platform is web software sold by subscription: customers log in online and pay monthly or yearly, while the provider hosts and updates it for everyone. Yes, we build them. If you plan to sell your app to many customers, our SaaS application development service adds multi-tenancy, billing and onboarding.

A progressive web app is a web app that can be installed on a phone's home screen, work offline and send push notifications. It's a good middle ground when you want an app-like experience without building and maintaining separate iOS and Android apps.

Most of our web apps use React or Next.js with TypeScript on the front end, Node.js or Python on the back end, PostgreSQL for data and AWS, Azure or Google Cloud for hosting. We pick based on your needs and team, and stick to popular tools so anyone can maintain the code later.

Yes. We connect web apps to CRMs like HubSpot and Salesforce, ERPs, QuickBooks or Xero, Stripe, email, Slack and AI models through APIs and webhooks. The benefit of integration is simple: data moves on its own, so your team stops copying it between systems.

Yes. We review the current system, keep the data and business rules that work, and rebuild it as a modern web app in stages. Old and new run side by side until the switch, so your team never stops working.

It can be built that way from day one. We add encryption, role-based access, two-factor login, SSO, audit logs, backups and OWASP security testing. Our builds follow GDPR principles and can be HIPAA-ready when the right hosting and agreements are in place.

You do. Code, designs, data, domains and every cloud account are in your name from day one, and we sign an NDA before you share details. You can keep working with us, bring the app in-house or hand it to another team.

Yes. We're based in the US and Pakistan and build web apps for businesses in the USA, UK, Canada and UAE, working in your time zone with senior engineers and weekly demos, at a lower cost than most US-only teams.

Every launch includes 2 weeks of free support for fixes and small tweaks. After that, an optional Care Plan starts from $1,200 a month.