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“You don't need to know what to build. You need to explain what's slowing you down.”
We turn broken business processes into working systems — CRM, LMS, internal ops tool, client portal, or something that doesn't have a name yet. You explain the problem. We figure out what should exist, define it with you, and build it around your operation.
Fixed price confirmed in writing before work begins
50% upfront to begin. 50% on delivery before source code and production handover. Exact amounts confirmed in your scope document.
Most software agencies wait for you to arrive with a spec. ALPHAZORD works upstream of that.
How your business works and what's slowing it down.
What should be built — or whether anything should.
The system with you, lock the scope and price.
~3 weeks from scope lock to delivery.
Discovery → System Definition → Fixed Quote → ~3-Week Build
You don't arrive with an answer. You arrive with a problem.
In the words businesses actually use.
“Our sales team loses track of leads.”
“Our entire dispatch operation runs through WhatsApp.”
“Our students, payments, and course progress live in spreadsheets.”
“Our clients constantly ask us for status updates.”
“We're running production and quality checks on paper.”
“None of the above — but here's what's happening…”
These are examples, not categories. If your problem doesn't fit one, that's normal — say what's actually happening and we'll take it from there.
Existing software stops fitting for a specific reason, not a vague one.
That's where a custom system earns its cost. Use existing software when it solves the problem. Build when it can't. We'll tell you which one applies — including if it's the first one.
One place for your workflow, your data, your roles, your rules, your reporting.
Seven steps from first conversation to production handover.
How the business runs today, where it breaks. No spec.
Who's involved, what data moves where, what's actually breaking.
The business process becomes a concrete software specification.
Deliverables, timeline, and price agreed in writing before anything is built.
~3 weeks, starting from scope lock — not from the first conversation.
Refined through the agreed revision rounds.
Production deployment, source code, documentation, credentials, maintenance window.
Up to 3 consolidated revision rounds. Each round is a batch of feedback submitted in writing — not individual ad-hoc requests. Covers workflow adjustments, permission changes, dashboard tweaks, and data logic corrections. New modules or features are quoted separately.
One primary point of contact throughout the engagement. Respond to clarifying questions within 1 business day. Provide access to existing tools or data samples needed for integration. Delays on client inputs push the delivery timeline proportionally.
Once the system is defined, delivery includes the standard components of a working business system: a backend built around your data and rules, an interface with role-based views so each person sees only what applies to them, reporting built into the system rather than bolted on, and a documented, agreed scope with no open-ended items.
Up to 3 consolidated revision rounds on that scope are included. New modules, new integrations, or requirements outside the original brief are quoted separately — see Scope Boundaries.
At handover: full source code, documentation, deployment details, and credentials — yours outright.
Starting at ₹50,000 / $600. There's no flat universal price, because there's no universal project.
| Scope | Typical Starting Point |
|---|---|
| Single workflow, 1–2 roles | Starting around ₹50,000 / $600 |
| Multiple workflows, reporting, one integration | Quoted after requirements |
| Client portal, multiple integrations, automation | Custom proposal |
50% upfront to begin. 50% on delivery before source code and production handover.
A fixed price is confirmed in writing in the scope document before any work begins. That number does not change unless you add new scope items that are both agreed upon and priced in writing.
~3 weeks, after scope lock.
The build clock starts once discovery is done, requirements are defined, scope is documented and approved, and required access/assets are in hand.
The build starts only after the scope is locked. More complex systems take longer to scope correctly — that's reflected honestly, not promised away for a cleaner headline.
You're not buying access to someone else's SaaS. You're receiving a system you own outright.
Source code, documentation, deployment information, credentials. No forced recurring license from ALPHAZORD on the delivered system.
Your team receives the source code and documentation required to maintain and extend the system after that window closes — with ALPHAZORD, or with anyone else.
Revisions: up to 3 consolidated rounds, submitted as written batches. Adjustments to the agreed system — not open-ended development.
Agencies, institutes, and growing companies whose operations have outgrown spreadsheets and generic software.
For startup MVPs, see the Founder's MVP LaunchKit. For a quick online presence, see the Catalyst Launchpad.
Chosen so the system stays legible after handover — not the headline, just the foundation.
Yes — that's the normal starting point. Tell us how the business works and where it breaks; we determine what should be built.
No. Business-level information is enough — current process, tools in use, where things break.
Starting at ₹50,000 / $600 for a clearly scoped project. Final price is confirmed in writing after requirements are understood, before the build begins.
After discovery is complete and scope is locked — not from the first conversation.
Changes outside the locked scope are documented and quoted separately, so the original price and timeline stay intact.
You do, per the agreed contract — source code, documentation, and credentials handed over at delivery.
Yes. The system is delivered with the documentation your team needs to maintain and extend it independently.
As a scoped add-on — flag the volume and format during discovery.
Usually — scoped individually based on what's being connected.
Deployment is part of delivery; ongoing hosting costs are separate from the build price.
The system is fully yours. Further work with ALPHAZORD becomes a new, separately scoped engagement.
Yes — restricted external access is common and scoped during discovery.
We'll tell you. The goal is solving the problem, not selling software you don't need.
We'll figure out what should be built, lock the scope, and build it. ~3 weeks after scope lock. You own 100% of the code.
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