Fixed-price builds
One price agreed upon, signed before we start. Scope-based, not hour-based. If it takes longer than we estimated, that's our problem.
Custom business software, end to end. Fits your exact needs.
A single login for your whole company. CRM, operations, invoices, reporting. All built around how your team works.
You have the data but you don't see it. We build a centralized view for your operators, managers, and founders.
We connect your systems and created workflows to automate the work in between.
Coming off HubSpot, Monday, Zoho, or a pile of spreadsheets? We migrate the data and decommission cleanly.
We sit with your team. Map every workflow, approval, and data point. Write a spec you sign before we build.
Sprint-based. Weekly demos on Loom shared with your to keep you informed.
Data migration, team training, and go-live. We're on-call for the first 30 days at no extra cost.
Flat monthly retainer. Bug fixes, new features, all included.
One price agreed upon, signed before we start. Scope-based, not hour-based. If it takes longer than we estimated, that's our problem.
Optional after launch. One retainer covers bug fixes, new features, strategy calls, hosting, and monitoring.
You pay for the final product, not the hours it took to develop it. The risk of a long build is ours to manage.
Every project is quoted after a discovery session with your team. Most builds land between low- and mid-five figures (AED).
Every project is quoted after a discovery session with your team. There is no published price list. Most builds land between low- and mid-five-figures (AED). Pricing is fixed before development starts; if a build takes longer than estimated, that is Kaspr dev's problem, not the client's.
First demo is typically delivered within 2 weeks of signing. The core product goes live in 6–8 weeks. A full build is typically 10 weeks. Kaspr dev does not take on 9-month projects.
No. Every engagement starts with a fixed-scope build. A flat monthly retainer is optional after launch — many clients take it for ongoing support, while others self-host and return for the next project.
Yes. Clients have the option for Kaspr dev to manage the deployed product, or to take full ownership: code lives in the client's GitHub organization, database credentials belong to the client, and hosting is under the client's account. Clients can keep running the platform without Kaspr dev.
Occasionally. Kaspr dev is based in Dubai and most projects are UAE/GCC, but engagements from outside the region are accepted when the fit is right.
Kaspr dev deliberately chooses boring, proven tech that can be maintained for ten years rather than stacks that trend on social media this quarter. The exact stack is selected per project based on long-term maintainability and the client's existing infrastructure.
Kaspr dev replaces multiple SaaS subscriptions (such as HubSpot, Monday, and Zoho) with one custom platform owned by the client. There is no seat-based pricing, no vendor lock-in, no proprietary data formats, and the codebase is handed over to the client.
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