Everything people ask before they write.

Yes. The work is done remotely from Lahore, and that is stated plainly rather than hidden behind a foreign address. Scope, progress and approvals are all in writing, so nothing depends on being in the same room or awake at the same hour.

Working hours here are evenings, UTC+5, which is late morning in New York and late afternoon in London, so a message rarely waits a full working day. Calls happen whenever you want one. They are never a requirement.

No. The first conversation is about what the business does, who buys from it and what the website is failing to do. Technology choices come after that and get explained in plain terms. If an explanation ever leaves you nodding without understanding, say so and it gets explained again.

Yes, heavily, and we say so rather than pretending otherwise. It is why work that used to take a small team a quarter now ships in weeks. What it does not do is decide what your business needs, judge whether the result is any good, or take responsibility when something breaks at nine at night. That part is a person, and it stays a person.

Because an eight page website and a three hundred product catalogue are not the same job. Every project is priced on its agreed scope, its complexity and the support it needs. You get the price in writing, in the currency we agree, before anything starts, usually the same day as the conversation.

Fifty percent in advance, which reserves the time, and the balance at handover. Invoices can be issued in USD, GBP, EUR or PKR by bank transfer or Wise, and the currency and method are agreed before the advance rather than argued about after it.

Yes. Domain, hosting, analytics and email are registered in your business name, not ours. On final payment the site, its content and its design are yours, and if you ever leave, your site and your data go with you at no cost.

Every existing URL is counted before anything is built, the pages that carry traffic are kept or redirected to their closest match, and Search Console is watched after launch. Nobody can promise rankings never move, but losing them by accident during a rebuild is avoidable, and avoiding it is the job.

No, and nobody honest does. Google decides. What is on offer is the technical work done correctly, content built around what your buyers actually search for, and reporting straight enough to show you when it is not working rather than only when it is.

No. We have never shipped a native iOS or Android app, so we do not sell one. If that is genuinely what you need you will be told so and pointed somewhere better, which costs us the project and saves you a bad six months.

A typical business website takes two to four weeks, and a larger catalogue or a rebuild takes longer. The written scope states the timeline before you pay anything, along with what is needed from you and when, because late content is what usually holds a project up.

Anything that does not work the way the agreed scope said is fixed free for 30 days. After that, an optional care plan covers hosting on our server, nightly backups, SSL and security updates, and monthly edit time. It can be cancelled any month. Backups are kept on our own server for now, and the care plans page says exactly what that covers.