Summary

FAQs

• What's the difference between a custom site and a CMS-based one?

  A CMS site uses pre-built systems like WordPress, while a custom site or web app is coded from scratch to meet unique functional, design, or workflow requirements — ideal for complex projects, portals, or startups.

• How long does a custom website or app take to develop?

  Timelines vary by complexity. A basic custom site might take 2–4 weeks, while a web application could take 8–16+ weeks. We provide a clear project roadmap upfront with defined phases and milestones.

• Do you use templates or pre-built themes?

  No. For custom projects, everything is designed and built specifically for your brand, users, and functionality. You get full originality and flexibility.

• Will the solution be scalable for future features?

  Yes. We architect all custom solutions with future scalability in mind — from modular code to extendable database structures — so your platform can grow with your business.

• What technologies do you use?

  We use a wide stack tailored to your needs: Frontend: React, Vue.js, Angular, HTML/CSS/JS Backend: Node.js, Laravel, Django, Express, etc. Database: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Firebase DevOps: GitHub, Docker, AWS, DigitalOcean, etc.

• Do you charge a premium for custom development?

  No — we charge based on the value, time, and complexity of your project, not because it’s labeled “custom.” Our pricing is competitive, transparent, and scalable depending on the features you actually need.

• Can I start small and add features later?

  Absolutely. We can launch a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) first, then iteratively add features based on user feedback or growth. It’s a smart way to reduce risk and cost early on.

• Who owns the code and platform after launch?

  You do. Once the project is complete and payment is settled, you have full ownership of the source code, files, and intellectual property.

• Do you offer ongoing support?

  Yes, we offer optional maintenance and update plans, including feature enhancements, monitoring, performance tuning, and bug support.