IT Services
We build websites that are meant to be worked on for years, not handed over as a zip file and forgotten. That means a stack you can hire for, a content editor your team can actually use, and hosting that is already configured on the day you launch.
Most of the sites we are asked to rebuild are not badly designed - they are unmaintainable. A theme nobody can update, a page builder that fights every change, a contact form quietly emailing an address that closed two years ago. So the first thing we do on a web project is decide what your team will need to change every week, and make that the easy path.
Five to thirty pages, an editable structure, and a content model that matches how you actually describe your services. Built on WordPress when your team wants a familiar editor, or on Next.js when speed and SEO matter more than in-place editing.
Customer portals, booking systems, internal dashboards, admission and enquiry pipelines. Real authentication, real roles, an audit trail on anything that touches money or student records.
A site that is slow, broken on phones, or stuck on a version of PHP nobody will patch. We migrate the content, keep the URLs so you do not lose your search rankings, and put 301 redirects on anything that has to move.
eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay and bank transfer for payments; Google Sheets, ERP or SMS gateways where the process already lives there. Every integration gets a retry path and an alert, because a payment webhook that fails silently is worse than one that never existed.
Source in your own Git repository, environment variables documented, a deploy that is one push, and a walkthrough recorded for whoever inherits it.
A conversation about the problem, not a feature list. We ask what happens today, who does it, and what it costs when it goes wrong.
A written scope with phases, what is explicitly out, and a price against each phase. You can take this document to another firm - that is fine, and it means you are comparing like with like.
Fortnightly demos on real data. You see progress in the working thing, not in a percentage on a chart.
Staging first, a rehearsed cutover, and someone watching for the first days. Redirects, certificates and DNS handled by us.
A handover you can act on, and a maintenance option if you want us to keep watching. Not compulsory.
A straightforward business site is typically three to five weeks from a signed scope: one week on structure and design, two on build, and the rest on content, review and launch. A portal or web application is scoped in phases, and we would rather ship a usable first phase in six weeks than a complete one in six months.
No. We will happily deploy to whatever you already have. Hosting with us is simply cheaper for you and faster for us to support, because we can see the server when something breaks.
Only if it is done carelessly. We keep existing URLs wherever possible, map every removed page to a 301 redirect, carry over titles and descriptions, and submit the new sitemap on launch day. Rankings usually settle back within a few weeks.
You do, from the first commit. The repository is yours, and we push to it rather than to one of ours.
Everything we build can be deployed straight onto AstraCloud hosting or a VPS, in Nepal or internationally, with SSL, backups and the control panel already configured. You are not obliged to host with us, and the price of the build does not change either way.
Tell us what the problem is and we will tell you what it takes to fix it - including when the answer is that you do not need us.
No form to fill in - the chat opens in this window and reaches our team directly.