Frequently asked questions

It depends on scope. After a short call we send a written estimate broken into milestones, so you know what each stage costs before work starts. There is no charge for the first consultation.

A business website usually takes two to four weeks. A custom web or mobile application typically takes two to four months, depending on features. We agree the timeline up front and share progress every week or two.

Yes. We work with clients across India and internationally, collaborating over email, video calls and shared project boards. Clients in the United States can also work with our US company, DevTech Services Inc.

You do. Once the project is paid for, the source code, designs and content we create for you are yours. We hand over repositories, credentials and documentation at the end of the project.

Yes. We offer maintenance plans covering bug fixes, security updates, monitoring, backups and small enhancements, and our hosting customers get 24/7 server monitoring.

Use the contact form, call or WhatsApp us. We'll arrange a free consultation to understand what you need and then send a proposal.

Microsoft .NET is fast, secure, cross-platform and backed by long-term support releases. It suits business applications that need to run reliably for years, and there is a large pool of developers to maintain it.

Yes. We start with a code and infrastructure review, fix the urgent issues first, then plan an incremental upgrade so the system keeps running throughout.

We plan work in short milestones with a demo at the end of each, so you see progress every week or two. If a timeline is at risk we tell you early and add resources where needed.

Once the app is ready, Google Play usually reviews it within a day or two; Apple's App Store review typically takes one to three days. We handle the submission and any follow-up questions from the stores.

For most business apps, cross-platform gives near-native performance at a much lower cost. We recommend fully native development only when an app relies heavily on device-specific features.

Our developers have worked on apps across retail, sports, entertainment, home automation and payments, and keep up with each new Android and iOS release.

RPA is software that mimics the steps a person takes in digital systems (clicking, typing, copying data, reading screens) to complete a business process. Bots work around the clock, follow the rules exactly and log every step.

High-volume, rule-based and repetitive tasks with clear inputs: data entry between systems, report generation, invoice processing, reconciliations, order updates and scheduled web data collection.

Faster turnaround, fewer errors, better compliance through complete audit logs, and staff freed from repetitive work. Bots can be scaled up for busy periods without hiring.

Desktop applications work offline, respond instantly, and integrate closely with local hardware such as printers and scanners. They are often the better choice for counters, factories and data-heavy office work.

Yes. We review the existing application, then migrate it step by step to modern .NET so your team can keep working while the upgrade happens.

We agree milestones up front and demo working software at each one. If something threatens the timeline, we flag it early and add resources where needed.

Search Engine Optimisation is the work of making your website easy for search engines to understand and genuinely useful for searchers, so it appears higher in unpaid results for relevant searches.

It depends on your website's age, content and competition. Technical fixes can help within weeks; meaningful ranking gains for a newer website typically take three to six months.

Not directly, but social activity spreads your content, earns mentions and links, and builds brand searches, all of which support SEO.

Most people never look past the first page of search results. Ranking well brings a steady flow of visitors who are already looking for what you offer, without paying for every click.

Web hosting stores your website's files and databases on a server that is always connected to the internet, so visitors can reach your site by typing your domain name.

Shared hosting suits most business websites at the lowest cost. Cloud servers give guaranteed resources for busier sites and applications. Dedicated servers suit high-traffic or resource-heavy workloads. We will recommend the right fit.

It is possible, but your computer must stay on permanently, home connections are slow for visitors, and many internet providers do not allow it. Professional hosting is far more reliable for a business.