Saas Development Services in Nepal

More than a website and less than most agencies quote. Fixed-price starts at USD 500 for a genuinely small tool, but a real multi-tenant product with subscriptions, an admin console and a public marketing side is quoted after we have agreed the scope in writing. Hourly is USD 25–45 with a ten-hour minimum, and retainers start at USD 800/month once you have paying customers to keep online.

Three to six months is realistic for a SaaS with accounts, billing and an admin side. It is planned so that the sequence gets you to a chargeable product as early as possible — authentication, the core workflow and billing first, the nice-to-haves after — because the fastest way to learn whether the product works is a customer paying for it, not a longer feature list.

The isolation, yes; the infrastructure, usually not. Getting the tenant boundary into the data model on day one costs very little, whereas retrofitting it into a product with live customers is one of the most expensive refactors there is. Separate databases per tenant, dedicated infrastructure and region pinning are different questions, and those genuinely can wait until a customer asks.

Yes. On final payment you own the repository, the assets and the deployment configuration outright, with no licence back to me and nothing held in an account you cannot access.

A written update every week whether or not there is good news in it, a demo of the working build at each milestone, and a reply to anything you send inside 24 hours. I work in your Slack or your issue tracker rather than asking you to adopt mine. I am in Kathmandu at UTC+5:45, working Sunday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 — the full overlap-by-region breakdown is on how I work.

Nothing. A 30-minute call costs you nothing and carries no obligation; if the project is not a fit I will say so on that call rather than send a quote anyway. If it is a fit you get a written scope, a milestone plan and a fixed price within 48 hours of the call.