Software developers in Ealing, West London for factories, studios, shops and growing firms

No, none of our developers are based in Ealing and we have no office there. Everyone works remotely from Lahore. SpiderHunts Technologies Ltd, company number 16718403, uses 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA as a registered office only, and nobody works at that address. Every meeting, from the first call to the handover, happens on video at a time inside your working day.

Our bespoke software costs £8,000 to £20,000 for an internal tool or MVP, £20,000 to £45,000 for a business web application, and from £45,000 for a platform or modernisation project. Cross-platform mobile apps are £15,000 to £35,000 and SaaS products start at £30,000. Local rates vary widely, so compare written quotes. Ours sets out scope and exclusions before any work starts.

Choose on evidence you can check rather than on claims. Ask each company for independent reviews (ours include a 4.6 rating on Clutch), a written quote listing scope and exclusions, clear contract terms on who owns the code, and a reference you can speak to. Also ask who will actually do the work and where they are. Our free consultation lets you test us the same way.

No, SpiderHunts is a software company, not a managed IT support provider. We do not run a help desk, maintain devices, networks or servers, supply hardware or cabling, administer Microsoft 365, or make on-site visits. What we do is build software: bespoke systems, web and mobile apps, AI tools, SaaS, integrations and websites. For day-to-day IT support, a local IT services firm is the right choice.

Our IT consulting is technology and software advice, not office IT support. It covers choosing between off-the-shelf systems, deciding whether something should be built at all, planning a build in affordable stages, working out which integrations and automations would save the most time, and checking whether your data is ready for AI. It usually starts with the free consultation and can lead to a written plan.

Yes, operations software for food businesses is a good fit for us. Typical builds include batch and allergen records captured on tablets, ingredient traceability, order capture from phone, email and web, pick lists, and driver apps with proof of delivery linked to Xero or Sage. Certification and food safety decisions stay with you; the software records what your process requires and makes it searchable.

Yes, we build iPhone and Android apps. A cross-platform app on one React Native codebase costs £15,000 to £35,000. A native app with complex integrations is £25,000 to £60,000, and a marketplace or enterprise app £50,000 to £100,000+. Common Ealing uses are driver and crew apps, customer ordering and loyalty apps. App store accounts stay in your name.

We build practical AI tools that sit inside your existing work. Examples include reading emailed orders and PDF invoices into your system, searching your own documents and policies, drafting replies or quotes for staff to approve, and AI agents that work through routine admin with a full log. We start by checking whether your data and process suit AI, and say so if they do not.

Yes, SaaS development starts from £30,000 with us. That covers a first version with customer accounts, user roles, subscription billing through a provider such as Stripe, and an admin area for you. We suggest launching with the smallest feature set that real customers will pay for, then extending it. You own the code on full payment, so investors see a clean position.

Yes, we can build websites and catalogues that run in more than one language, including scripts such as Gurmukhi and right-to-left Urdu. You supply or approve the translated wording, and we build the structure so each language has its own pages for search engines. A corporate website costs £3,000 to £12,000, and an online shop or booking feature is quoted separately.

Every meeting is a video call booked during your UK working hours, and no one visits in person. Lahore is five hours ahead of the UK in winter and four hours ahead during British Summer Time, so the team's day overlaps your morning and early afternoon. Decisions and progress are written up after each call, which gives you a record to check.

You own the code once the project is paid in full, as the contract sets out, and it sits in a repository you control. We build software to support UK GDPR requirements, with role-based access, audit logs and retention rules. Controller decisions and privacy notices remain yours. Where we process personal data for you, a written data processing agreement covers it.