Islamabad · Sector C, PWD

A software house in Islamabad that ships.

Web systems, mobile apps and online stores, built by a team you can walk into. Sixty-plus clients, a hundred and ten delivered projects, and an office on the second floor of F-2 that you are welcome to visit before you sign anything.

60+
Clients served
110+
Projects delivered
9
Service lines
15+
Repeat clients

Why projects here go wrong

It is almost never the code.

We have taken over enough half-finished builds to know the pattern, and it repeats. Three things account for nearly all of it, and none of them is technical.

Scope agreed on WhatsApp

A voice note is not a specification. When nobody wrote down what finished means, the last twenty per cent of the project turns into an argument — and the argument gets billed by the hour. We agree scope in writing first, and the price only moves when the scope does.

One developer, not a team

A freelancer covers one skill well. A working store needs design, front-end, a payment gateway that actually clears in rupees, and somebody who picks up the phone eighteen months later when it breaks. That is why nine service lines sit under one roof here instead of being subcontracted out.

No handover

Projects arrive with no repository access, no admin login and no documentation, because the previous team kept them as leverage. You own the code, the hosting and every account from the first day — written into the contract, not promised on a call.

How it runs

Four steps, and you see the price at step two.

01

Teardown

Free, written, inside 48 hours. What you have, what it actually needs, and what is wrong with it — whether or not you hire us.

02

Scope and fixed price

One document: every screen, every integration, what is explicitly out. You approve it before a line is written.

03

Build in the open

A staging URL from week one. You watch it come together instead of waiting for a reveal.

04

Launch and hand over

Code, hosting, domain and every admin account transferred to you. Support after that is a choice, not a dependency.

What being in Islamabad actually changes

Money

How we quote.

Fixed-scope build

Websites, apps, stores and custom systems. One written scope, one price, sent within 48 hours of the discovery call. It moves only if you change what you asked for.

  • Free teardown first
  • Every screen listed before we start
  • Out-of-scope stated explicitly

Monthly retainer

Search, ads and maintenance. Scoped after a free teardown of the account or the site, billed monthly, with no long lock-in.

  • Cancel with notice
  • Ad spend paid to the platform, not to us
  • Reported against revenue

Takeover and recovery

A stalled build, an inherited codebase or a site that is down. Quoted up front once we have read what is actually there.

  • Written assessment first
  • Continue-or-rebuild answer, honestly
  • Full credential handover

There is no rate card on this page on purpose. A published per-hour figure for custom software is either wrong for your project or padded enough to be right for all of them, and both waste your time. What is fixed is the process: free teardown, written scope, one price, agreed before anyone starts.

FAQ

Straight answers.

Where exactly is your office, and can I visit?
F-2, Second Floor, near Mini Minor, Sector C, PWD Housing Society, Islamabad. Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm, Saturday 10am to 4pm. Yes — visiting before you commit is encouraged, and you can call +92 335 5265622 to arrange it. The address is on our verified Google Business Profile.
What is the difference between a software house and a software development company?
In Pakistan the two names describe the same thing, and "software house" is simply the local vernacular — internationally the same firm would be called a software development company. Islamabad buyers search for one and read listings for the other, so do not read anything into which label a firm picked. Read the delivered work instead.
How do I judge the best software house in Islamabad for my project?
Ask for three things, and treat any hesitation as the answer. First, a written scope with a fixed price before any payment. Second, references you can phone — not screenshots. Third, an explicit statement that you own the code, hosting and accounts at handover. Portfolios are easy to borrow; those three are not.
How long does a project take?
A brochure site is usually one to two weeks. A Shopify or WooCommerce store is two to four. A mobile app taken through store review runs six to ten weeks, and a custom system with a CRM behind it is measured in months. Those are the actual ranges from the projects listed above, not a sales estimate — the case study pages carry the individual timelines.
Do you work with clients outside Pakistan?
Regularly. Around a fifth of delivered projects were for clients in the UK, the United States, Bahrain, the UAE and Australia. Contracting is straightforward and payment is handled in your currency; the overlap window with the UK is most of the working day and with the US east coast it is the morning here.
Who owns the code when the project ends?
You do — completely, and from the beginning rather than at the end. The repository, hosting, domain and every third-party account are in your name. This gets asked because it is routinely abused in this market; we put it in the contract rather than asking you to take it on trust.
Can you take over a project another team started?
Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. Send whatever you have — even if that is only a live URL and no logins. The teardown will tell you whether continuing or restarting is cheaper, and it will say so even when restarting is the more profitable answer for us.

Bring us the half-finished one.

A free 48-hour teardown: a written read of what you have, what it needs, and what it costs. No pitch deck, no call required, and no obligation afterwards.