Software development company in Kensington and Chelsea for client-facing businesses that sell on trust

No, SpiderHunts has no office anywhere in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, and no staff live or work there. The team works from Lahore. Our registered office, 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA, is an address for company records only and is not staffed. Every meeting with clients is a video call booked at a time that suits you.

Our prices are the same as everywhere: an internal tool or MVP costs £8,000 to £20,000, a business web application £20,000 to £45,000, and a platform or modernisation project from £45,000. Corporate websites are £3,000 to £12,000 and SaaS starts at £30,000. Locally based agencies set their own rates. Whoever you use, insist on a written quote with scope and exclusions.

Compare them on what you can verify. Read independent reviews (SpiderHunts holds a 4.6 rating on Clutch), ask for a written quote that lists scope and exclusions, confirm in the contract who owns the code, and speak to a previous client. Ask, too, who will do the work and from where. Our free consultation is a fair way to test us against those points.

No, we do not provide managed IT support of any kind. That means no help desk, no maintenance of devices, networks or servers, no hardware or cabling, no Microsoft 365 administration and no site visits. SpiderHunts builds software: bespoke systems, web and mobile apps, AI tools, SaaS products, integrations and websites. A local managed IT provider is the right call for office support.

Yes, we build booking and payment systems for private clinics. A typical build lets patients choose a practitioner and treatment, pay a deposit, and complete medical history and consent forms online before they arrive. Staff see diaries and records behind role-based access with an audit log, built to support UK GDPR requirements. Clinical and regulatory decisions remain with the clinic.

Yes, we build mobile apps for retail, including clienteling apps that help staff remember sizes, preferences and past purchases with the client's consent, plus customer apps for appointments and collections. A cross-platform app costs £15,000 to £35,000; a native app with complex integrations £25,000 to £60,000. Screens are designed and agreed with you before any code is written.

Yes, property software suits us well. We build landlord and tenant portals, maintenance reporting with a contractor app, certificate and renewal tracking, and website feeds from your property software. Most of these start as an internal tool or MVP at £8,000 to £20,000. Our guide to AI for real estate and proptech, linked below, covers where AI helps in property and where it does not.

Privacy is handled through access limits, contracts and design. We request only the access each stage needs, and a written data processing agreement covers any personal data we process for you, including how it is handled outside the UK. Systems are built to support UK GDPR requirements with role-based access, audit logs and retention rules. Controller decisions stay with you.

The most useful AI work here is usually modest and supervised. Examples are drafting enquiry replies in your house style, describing new stock from photos and notes, summarising long leases or reports, and agents that sort routine requests with a full log. A member of staff approves anything clients see. We will tell you plainly if your process is not ready for AI.

Yes, we build SaaS products from £30,000. A first version normally includes customer sign-up, separate accounts, user roles, subscription billing through Stripe and an admin console. We encourage launching with the smallest feature set people will pay for, then growing it with real feedback. You own the code once the project is paid in full, which keeps any later investment straightforward.

You do, once the project is paid in full, as set out in the contract. The code lives in a repository you control, and hosting, domains and app store accounts are registered in your name from the start. We hand over logins and written documentation, so your own staff or another developer can continue the work without needing us.

We meet whenever suits your working day, always by video call and never in person. Lahore runs five hours ahead of the UK in winter and four hours ahead in British Summer Time, so the team's day overlaps your morning and early afternoon. After each meeting the decisions are summarised in writing, so nothing depends on memory.