Enterprise systems fail on assumptions, not on code. So the first thing we sell is not development — it is a paid discovery phase that produces a specification, an architecture and a defensible number. Everything after that is priced against a document you own.
An enterprise system touches departments that have never written their process down. Until we have mapped them, any number we give you is a guess dressed up as a quotation — and guesses get renegotiated.
The cost driver is rarely your new system. It is the eleven-year-old ERP it must talk to, the data nobody has cleaned, and the compliance rule discovered in month four. Discovery finds those first.
Multi-tenancy, data residency, high availability and audit requirements shape every layer. Choosing them properly before writing code is far cheaper than retrofitting them afterwards.
A business analysis, a technical specification, a data and integration architecture, a security and infrastructure plan, a phased delivery roadmap and a detailed cost model. It is your document. You can tender it to anyone — including us.
Five phases. Each ends with something you can review, approve or walk away from.
Business analysis across every affected department, process mapping, data architecture, integration architecture, security and compliance requirements, scalability planning and a detailed technical specification.
Complete design system and UX for every role, database and API architecture, environment provisioning, CI/CD pipeline, authentication and permission framework. Nothing user-facing ships yet — this is the floor everything else stands on.
Built and released module by module, each one demonstrable on staging. You see working software every two to three weeks rather than a single reveal at the end.
Your teams test against the approved specification on a production-like environment with migrated data. Training runs department by department, and the operations runbook is handed over.
Cutover with a rehearsed rollback plan, then a defined hypercare window with priority response before the engagement moves to a standing support arrangement.
Everything in the Advanced Web Application package is assumed. These are the capabilities that only appear at enterprise scale — and each one is a real cost line, not a bullet point.
Milestone-based, tied to gates you approve. Nothing is billed against work you have not seen.
Discovery is invoiced and completed before the development contract is signed, so you commit to the large number only once you have the specification in hand.
| Application maintenance — professional | ₹25,000 – ₹50,000/mo |
| Dedicated development capacity | ₹50,000 – ₹1,50,000+/mo |
| Infrastructure management | ₹30,000 – ₹1,00,000+/yr |
| Advanced monitoring | ₹15,000 – ₹50,000+/yr |
| Advanced backup / DR | ₹25,000 – ₹1,00,000+ |
| Emergency support | ₹3,000 – ₹5,000/hr |
| Onsite support | ₹5,000 – ₹15,000/day |
| Cloud, database, third-party usage | At actuals |
Choose the depth that matches the risk in your project.
| Discovery level | Price | Duration | You receive | Right when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | ₹10,000 – ₹25,000 | 1 – 2 weeks | Requirements discussion, feature list, user roles, basic workflow, preliminary estimate | Scope is broadly known |
| Professional | ₹25,000 – ₹75,000 | 2 – 5 weeks | Detailed requirements, user flows, feature specifications, architecture, database planning, integration planning, technical roadmap, detailed estimation | Multi-module system |
| Enterprise | ₹75,000 – ₹2,00,000+ | 4 – 10 weeks | Business analysis, architecture, security requirements, infrastructure, scalability, data architecture, integration architecture, full technical specification, development roadmap | Recommended at this tier |
Unless otherwise agreed in writing. None of it is required for you to run, modify or hand your system to another team.
The quoted price is based on the features and requirements explicitly described in the approved scope. Any feature, integration, workflow, page, design revision, functionality or technical requirement not included in the approved scope is treated as a Change Request and may result in additional charges and timeline changes. At enterprise scale, the discovery specification is the approved scope — which is precisely why it is worth paying to get right.
Tell us what the system has to do and which departments it touches. We will tell you honestly whether you need enterprise discovery, or whether the Advanced tier already covers it.
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