Custom builds, not template assembly
A template is quick and cheap until you need something it was not designed for, at which point the cost of working around it exceeds what a custom build would have cost. We write the front end and the back end, so the structure matches the business rather than the other way round. Where a CMS genuinely suits the job we will say so — the decision should follow the requirements, not the vendor's preference.
Speed is a feature, and in Nepal it is a competitive one
Load time affects conversion, and it affects rankings through Core Web Vitals. On Nepali networks, and on the mid-range Android devices most of your customers use, the gap between a well-built site and a heavy template is not subtle. We measure Largest Contentful Paint, interaction latency and layout shift on real device profiles, not on a fast laptop on office wifi.
Payments that work in Nepal
International guides do not cover eSewa, Khalti or ConnectIPS, and generic e-commerce plugins do not integrate them cleanly. We have built these flows, including the failure and reconciliation cases that only appear in production. If you are selling online in Nepal, this is usually the part that decides whether the project succeeds.
Mobile apps and internal systems
Beyond public websites, we build the systems businesses run on: cloud dashboards, REST APIs, database architecture, and native or cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android. These projects live or die on data modelling and integration rather than on visual design, and we scope them accordingly.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost in Nepal?
A brochure site, an e-commerce build and a custom web application are three different orders of cost, and any figure quoted before the requirements are clear is guesswork. What we can commit to is a fixed scope and a fixed price once requirements are agreed, rather than an hourly rate that drifts.
Can you integrate eSewa or Khalti into an existing site?
Usually yes, depending on the platform. Integration needs a server-side component to verify transactions, so it is not something that can be added purely in the front end. We would look at the existing stack before committing.
Do you build mobile apps as well as websites?
Yes — native and cross-platform for iOS and Android, including offline data caching and sync for use where connectivity is intermittent.
What happens after launch?
Sites need hosting, updates, security patching and monitoring. We hand over documentation and access as standard, so you are not locked in, and offer ongoing maintenance separately for teams who would rather not run it themselves.
Talk to us about your project
Based in Kathmandu, working with businesses across Nepal. Tell us what you need and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
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