Quoted and invoiced in rupees
Indian clients are quoted in INR and invoiced in INR with GST applied correctly, so there is no currency conversion to argue about and nothing for your accountant to reconcile against a foreign invoice.
No price list, and here is the honest reason why.
A number without scope would be dishonest, and a range wide enough to be true would tell you nothing useful. What we can commit to is the process, and for Indian clients the commercial specifics are on this page in full.
The commercial specifics for Indian clients
These are the parts a business here actually needs pinned down before signing anything, and they are the reason this page is separate from the international one.
A proper GST invoice, every time
You get a tax invoice with our GSTIN, the correct HSN or SAC code and the tax shown separately, which is what you need to claim input credit. It is issued at the point of payment, not chased afterwards.
TDS handled without a quarterly puzzle
If you deduct tax at source on our invoices, that is expected and fine. We track what was deducted against each invoice so the difference between invoiced and paid is never a mystery at the end of the quarter.
Pay the way you already pay
UPI, NEFT, RTGS or bank transfer against a proper invoice. Payment is milestone-based against the modules in your quote, so you are never paying far ahead of delivered work.
Roughly where projects land
Not a price list, and not a quote. These are the bands we use to sort an enquiry into a sensible first conversation, and they are wide on purpose because scope moves the number far more than anything else.
- Under ₹1,00,000
- ₹1,00,000 to ₹5,00,000
- ₹5,00,000 to ₹15,00,000
- Over ₹15,00,000
- Not sure yet
What actually moves the number is on the international pricing page, which explains the five things that make a project bigger. That analysis is the same wherever you are.
Three shapes an engagement takes
Most clients start with the first and move to the second. The third is for businesses that want a partner rather than a project.
Automation audit
Anyone who suspects there is waste but cannot yet name it
A structured look at where your week goes, which of your tools are earning their keep, and what would pay off first. It ends in a written plan you can act on with us, with someone else, or on your own.
Book an automation auditFixed-scope build
A defined problem you want solved and handed over
We agree exactly what gets built and what it costs, then build it. The commonest shape: a first working version of a system covering your core record and the screens your day needs, delivered in usable pieces.
Request a quoteOngoing partner
Businesses improving continuously rather than once
A monthly arrangement covering support for what we have built plus an agreed amount of improvement work. Suits owners who want a technology partner on call rather than a project that ends.
Talk about a retainerGet a real number for your actual situation.
Tell us what you are trying to fix and we will come back with an itemised written quote in rupees, or tell you honestly that you do not need us.