What types of custom web applications, B2B portals, and SaaS dashboards does WebJi build?
WebJi® builds dealer portals, operations dashboards, and small SaaS tools with their own logins and roles. A brochure theme cannot hold that workflow. The scope belongs to one business. A search for a web development company in a named city belongs on that city's existing website design page.
- B2B portal — dealers or branches sign in, see their own orders, and download invoices.
- Operations dashboard — one company watches jobs, stock, or field reports without a public brochure.
- SaaS dashboard — accounts, roles, and a subscription state that a theme cannot model.
- Internal tool — a form-and-approval flow used by staff, not by the open web.
WebJi® does not open a new city URL for this service. City design demand stays on the website design page that already names that city.
Which backend and frontend tech stacks (PHP/Laravel, Node.js, Python, React, MySQL/PostgreSQL) fit each project?
Pick the stack from the job. Laravel on PHP fits a portal that stores records in MySQL or PostgreSQL. Node.js fits an API or a live status screen. React fits the screens when an API already supplies the data. Python fits reports and internal tools. The quote names the host after the stack is chosen.
| Job | Stack that usually fits | What to confirm in the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Business portal and records | PHP with Laravel, MySQL or PostgreSQL | Roles, reports, and the first integration |
| API or live status | Node.js | Who consumes the API and how it is deployed |
| Interface on an existing API | React | Which screens ship in the first milestone |
| Reports and internal tools | Python with PostgreSQL or MySQL | Where the source data already lives |
Match the host to that choice: Laravel hosting for PHP apps, Node.js hosting for JavaScript servers, React hosting for the interface build, and cloud hosting when the app must scale past one small box.
How does WebJi's discovery, UI/UX, milestone sprint, QA, and deployment process work?
Work starts with discovery: who signs in, what data they change, and which screens must exist first. Interface sketches are agreed before build sprints. Each sprint ends at a milestone you can open in a browser. QA checks those screens against the written scope. Deployment uses the host named in the quote. The quote holds the dates.
- Discovery writes the users, the data, and the screens that are in the first release.
- UI and UX sketches are approved before a sprint is billed as build work.
- Each sprint ends at a milestone you can click through, not only a status email.
- QA compares those screens with the scope and records what is still open.
- Deployment goes to the host named in the quote, with the access hand-over listed there.
There is no public timetable on this page. If a date matters, it has to be in the quote before work starts.
How is custom web application development scoped and priced in India?
India pricing for this work comes from the scope, not from a card on this page. WebJi® does not print a rupee price for custom applications here. Send the workflow, the user roles, and any systems the app must call. Ask for a written quote by email. The invoice adds 18% GST.
Request that quote on the contact page or email support@webji.services. Support reads Hindi and English 24/7, and the average first reply is under 60 minutes. The office phone +91-141-4941811 is not the 24/7 line. Do not treat a design-package band from another page as the price of this application.
How are cloud/VPS hosting, security patching, and post-launch SLAs handled?
After launch the app needs a host, security patches, and a named way to report a fault. Language-specific hosting fits a smaller build. Cloud or VPS hosting fits when traffic or isolation requires it. Patching is either a later maintenance agreement or your own team's job. The quote states the response window. That window is not the uptime warranty.
- Host — named in the quote, including whether the database sits with the app.
- Patches — framework and server updates, either retained or left with your team.
- Fault reports — the address and the window written in the quote, not a guessed minute count.
- Uptime warranty — the separate 99.9% uptime warranty is not the build quote and not the 30-day money-back guarantee.
Free migration of an existing site, if you need it, is subject to terms and approval. It is not included merely because a new app was quoted.