For businesses in the United States
Hire a web and app development team from India — for US businesses.
US businesses hire us per module, never per hour. Describe your project (or get a free spec here), talk it through on a free 30-minute Google Meet call in your own time zone, and get a fixed price and date in US dollars before paying anything. Modules start from ₹12,000; calls go in our evening, which is your morning.
- Quoted in USD
- India is 10½ hours ahead of EST
- Your EIN on the invoice
- Modules from ₹12,000, never per hour
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Time zones
When our day meets yours.
India (UTC+5:30) is 10½ hours ahead of New York (Eastern) on standard time (EST) and 9½ hours ahead of EDT in summer; India never changes its clocks. Our working day happens while you sleep: your night and early morning are our day. That suits the way most of a project runs — you review and reply at the end of your day, and the work moves on while you are away. For a live call we use our evening, which is your morning on the East Coast and your early morning on the West Coast.
| Your clock | Our working day (10:00–19:00 IST) | Evening call hours (19:00–23:00 IST) |
|---|---|---|
| New York (Eastern) · EST | 23:30 (previous day)–08:30 | 08:30–12:30 |
| New York (Eastern) · EDT | 00:30–09:30 | 09:30–13:30 |
| Chicago (Central) · CST | 22:30 (previous day)–07:30 | 07:30–11:30 |
| Chicago (Central) · CDT | 23:30 (previous day)–08:30 | 08:30–12:30 |
| Los Angeles (Pacific) · PST | 20:30 (previous day)–05:30 | 05:30–09:30 |
| Los Angeles (Pacific) · PDT | 21:30 (previous day)–06:30 | 06:30–10:30 |
Your clocks change from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November; the rows above show both seasons. Calls are booked from the project room, which shows every slot in your own time zone and only the ones in your daytime.
Working together
Calls, sign-offs and invoices.
Calls
Free 30-minute calls on Google Meet, booked from the project room at a time shown in your own zone. Clients outside India are also offered our evening hours, 19:00–23:00 IST. The first call walks you through your requirements and the price.
Sign-offs
Each module is submitted in the project room against written acceptance criteria. You approve it, or list what does not meet them, whenever suits your day — no call needed. Each milestone includes two rounds of revisions.
Invoices
In US dollars, with your EIN on it. A 50% deposit is invoiced when you accept the proposal; the rest is split across milestones, each invoiced when you approve it.
Paying
By an international card through Razorpay, charged in US dollars, or an ordinary domestic ACH transfer to our US-dollar account. Payments are processed by Razorpay, a payment gateway licensed by the Reserve Bank of India; we never see your card details.
Nothing is priced before it is written down, and nothing is built before it is priced. How a project runs, step by step
Tax, plainly
What tax is on the invoice.
- Indian tax
- Not once our Letter of Undertaking (LUT) is filed: services supplied to a client outside India are an export, which is zero-rated under an LUT. It is not filed yet, so for now 18% IGST is added. Either way the exact tax is shown on the proposal before you accept, and the invoice states how the export was treated.
- Tax in the United States
- We charge no US tax: there is no national VAT or GST, and the invoice is an export from India. Whether anything is due on your side is a question for your accountant.
- The invoice
- Our legal name, registered Indian address and GSTIN; your name, address, country and EIN; the value in rupees and the exchange rate used.
- Its export note
Services supplied from India to a recipient in United States. If the recipient is registered for VAT/GST there, the tax on this supply may be accounted for by the recipient under reverse charge; no VAT/GST of that country is charged here.
The same rules for every client outside India, in full: paying from outside India.
Holidays
Dates you can check.
Our delivery dates are counted on India's working calendar, published on our holidays page: Sundays and the 2nd and 4th Saturdays are off, plus Indian public holidays — fixed national dates such as Republic Day (26 January), Independence Day (15 August), Gandhi Jayanti (2 October) and Christmas Day, and the festivals that move each year, which the team declares on the calendar.
US holidays such as Thanksgiving and the Fourth of July are ordinary working days for us. If you will be away over them, say so when the dates are set, so your review time is planned around it.
See the working calendarWhat we build
Web apps, mobile apps and internal tools.
- Booking and appointment systems For clinics, salons and any business that runs on appointments.
- Finish an AI-built app Started in an AI builder and got stuck? We review the code and finish it.
- Every module we build Web apps, mobile apps and internal tools, per module, never per hour.
- How a project runs Requirements, a fixed price, a date, then the work — step by step.
Hiring us from the United States.
7 answers, each one complete on its own. Search them, or ask us directly.
US dollars (USD). The price list is in rupees; your proposal converts it at that day's reference exchange rate plus 1%, rounded up, and the figure is then fixed — it does not move with the exchange rate afterwards.
It is priced per module, never per hour, and modules start from ₹12,000. The price for your project is worked out with you on a free 30-minute call once your requirements are written down, then fixed in a proposal in US dollars. There is no discount on one-off modules; a monthly plan is the only way to get one.
By an international card through Razorpay, charged in US dollars, or an ordinary domestic ACH transfer to our US-dollar account. Card details are entered on Razorpay's own checkout and never seen by us. A 50% deposit is invoiced when you accept the proposal, and the rest is split across milestones, each invoiced when you approve it.
Not once our Letter of Undertaking (LUT) is filed: services supplied to a client outside India are an export, which is zero-rated under an LUT. It is not filed yet, so for now 18% IGST is added. Either way the exact tax is shown on the proposal before you accept, and the invoice states how the export was treated.
Our legal name, registered Indian address and GSTIN; your name, address, country (United States) and your EIN; the value in rupees and the exchange rate used; and how the export is treated for Indian GST. We charge no US tax: there is no national VAT or GST, and the invoice is an export from India. Whether anything is due on your side is a question for your accountant.
India (UTC+5:30) is 10½ hours ahead of New York (Eastern) on standard time (EST) and 9½ hours ahead of EDT in summer; India never changes its clocks. Our working day happens while you sleep: your night and early morning are our day. That suits the way most of a project runs — you review and reply at the end of your day, and the work moves on while you are away. For a live call we use our evening, which is your morning on the East Coast and your early morning on the West Coast.
Indian law by default, since that is where the business is registered. If your own procurement needs a different governing law, say so before you accept the proposal and we will discuss it in writing — after acceptance is too late.
Other countries
Describe what you want built.
Free, and nothing is committed until you accept a proposal. You will see every module and its price, and every milestone and its date, first.