Bespoke business software
Order, booking, stock and job systems shaped around the way your business already works, replacing spreadsheets that only one person understands.
Exhibitor portals that hold up the week before a show, stock that matches across shop and website, delivery apps that prove the drop: SpiderHunts builds software like this for Newham businesses. Our registered office is in East Ham, but nobody works there. The team is in Lahore and meets you by video.
Thanks, that’s with us.
A senior engineer reads every enquiry and will reply as soon as they can.
Book a time that suits you, or send a message on WhatsApp.
E6
Registered office postcode, East Ham (no staff there)
£8,000+
Bespoke internal tools and MVPs
£15,000+
Cross-platform phone apps
1,000+
Clients since 2020
Technologies we build with
Summary
SpiderHunts Technologies Ltd is a software development company in Newham by registered address, building bespoke software, web applications, mobile apps, AI tools and SaaS products for organisations in Newham, the east London borough (London Borough of Newham). Internal tools start at £8,000, phone apps at £15,000 and SaaS products at £30,000.
Our registered office, 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA, is on East Ham's high street, which is in Newham. It is a registered office address and nothing more: nobody from SpiderHunts works there, and we do not hold meetings there. The whole team works from Lahore, and every client meeting is a video call in your working hours.
The company was incorporated in 2025 and is registered in England and Wales as number 16718403. The SpiderHunts business it continues has served 1,000+ clients since 2020.
Build: bespoke business software such as order, stock and job systems; web applications and portals; mobile apps for drivers, crews and customers; and SaaS platforms for founders.
Improve: automation between the tools you already use, AI development including AI agents that draft or sort work for staff to approve, and CRM setup.
Advise and be found: technology consulting on what to buy, build or connect, WordPress websites, and SEO.
Newham's economy has changed fast. Stratford grew around the Olympic Park and Westfield, East Bank has brought universities and cultural institutions, ExCeL keeps a whole supply chain of events firms busy around the Royal Docks, and logistics firms work out of Beckton and the docks. Through all of it, East Ham, Forest Gate, Canning Town and Green Street remain full of family businesses.
Every project starts with a written quote listing scope and exclusions. If your business is just across the water, our Canary Wharf page may suit you better, and the London and UK pages cover everywhere else.
What we do
Pick the service that matches the problem, or let us suggest one after a free call. The same team handles the system, the app and the website, so they fit together.
Order, booking, stock and job systems shaped around the way your business already works, replacing spreadsheets that only one person understands.
Exhibitor and customer portals, trade ordering sites and internal web apps, with logins, permissions and the reports managers need.
Driver, crew and staff apps with proof of delivery, checklists and photos, and customer apps for ordering, bookings and loyalty.
Tools that read orders and emails, translate customer messages, or draft replies, always passing the result to a person before it is sent.
Subscription software for Stratford and Royal Docks founders, built as a lean first release with accounts, billing and an admin area.
Orders, invoices, stock and customer records passed automatically between your shop, accounts package, CRM and courier accounts.
Our IT consulting means software and systems advice: what to buy, what to build, how to connect it and where AI fits. It is not managed IT support.
WordPress and WooCommerce sites, a CRM that keeps follow-ups on track, and SEO so customers across east London can find you.
What slows Newham firms down
Whether the business sells at Westfield, supplies shows at ExCeL or runs vans out of Beckton, the trouble usually starts where one system ends and the next begins.
Working to a fixed date, such as a show, a launch or a season?
Book a free video consultation and tell us the date. We will tell you honestly what can be ready by then, what should wait, and what it is likely to cost.
Example projects
Illustrative examples, not client results. Each is a realistic brief for a kind of business found in the borough, and the work we would propose.
Exhibitors order furniture, AV or catering for their stand online, pay deposits, and receive confirmations, while the warehouse gets pick lists grouped by hall and stand.
Aim: orders in early and fewer last-minute surprises on build-up day
A WooCommerce store linked to the till, so a sale in the shop updates the website within minutes, with low-stock alerts and simple reorder suggestions.
Aim: no more selling online what has already left the shelf
Table bookings and group pre-orders taken online, deposits collected for big events, and a rota tool that matches staffing to expected covers on match and concert days.
Aim: the right number of staff on the busiest evenings
Drivers see their route on a phone, capture photos and signatures at each drop, and flag problems, while the office tracks progress and sends customers an update.
Aim: delivery disputes settled with evidence, not phone calls
A booking system for a small arts or education organisation, with sessions, waiting lists, access needs, reminders and attendance records built to support UK GDPR requirements.
Aim: places filled and nobody turned away by mistake
Customer orders, supplier invoices and payments gathered in one place, with screens in more than one language and a weekly summary the family can read together.
Aim: the business no longer depends on one person's memory
How we work
Many Newham businesses work to dates that cannot move. We plan backwards from them, agree everything in writing and meet you on video in your hours.
On a video call we learn what the business does, who will use the software and which dates matter: a show, a season, a lease or a launch. If something you already pay for can do the job, we will say so.
You receive a written quote with scope, exclusions and a timeline worked back from your date. We mark clearly what must be ready first and what can follow later, so nothing essential gets squeezed.
We agree which systems we connect to, who grants access, what personal data is involved and which languages the screens need. Where we handle personal data for you, a written data processing agreement comes first.
The most important part goes live first, often well before the date, so your team can use it and report problems. Demos are on video and changes are agreed in writing against the quote.
You get the code, credentials, documentation and a walkthrough for your staff. Code ownership transfers to you on full payment, as the contract states, and hosting and domains stay in your name. Further work is quoted separately.
Clear scope · Regular demos · Full handover
Good fit?
We would rather turn down a project than sell you software you do not need.
Weighing it up
Each can be the right fit. Compare them on the same questions, and get the answers in writing.
| Factor | A freelancer in Stratford | An agency in Docklands | SpiderHunts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local address | Usually works locally | Office in Docklands | Registered office in East Ham only; nobody works there |
| Meeting in person | Often possible | Often possible | No; every meeting is a video call |
| Working to a fixed date | Depends on one person's availability | Depends on the agency's workload | Planned backwards from your date in the written quote |
| Breadth of skills | Usually one specialism | Several teams, varies by agency | Bespoke software, web, mobile, AI, SaaS, CRM and SEO |
| Price information | Quoted per job | Quoted per job | Ranges published here, then a written quote |
| Owning the code | Set it out in the contract | Set it out in the contract | Transfers to you on full payment, per the contract |
Pricing
Published prices in pounds sterling, identical across the UK. Each project begins with a written quote with scope and exclusions agreed up front.
Free
One video call
Explain the problem and any fixed dates. We will tell you whether to build, buy or simply change the process.
Get a quote →£8,000–£20,000
Typically weeks, not months
One focused system, such as an order portal, stock tool or booking system, delivered with documentation.
Get a quote →£15,000–£35,000
Timeline in the quote
One app for iOS and Android, for drivers, crews or customers, with the admin screens behind it.
Get a quote →£8,000–£25,000
Scoped in the quote
Custom WooCommerce functions such as trade pricing, deposits, stock sync with a till or event ordering windows.
Get a quote →Other published prices: business web application £20,000 to £45,000; platform or modernisation from £45,000; native app with complex integrations £25,000 to £60,000; marketplace or enterprise app £50,000 to £100,000+; SaaS from £30,000; corporate website £3,000 to £12,000; WordPress plugin £1,500 to £4,000; SEO retainer from £1,500 a month, SEO project from £2,500, and a free SEO audit. Hosting, domains, app store fees and other licences are billed to your own accounts, and VAT is shown on the quote.
Technology
Well-known, well-supported tools that any good developer can maintain later. They connect to the till, courier and accounts systems Newham firms already depend on.
Sectors
From Westfield retailers to exhibition contractors and corner-shop family firms, these are the organisations most likely to need software built for them.
FAQ
Straight answers to what people ask us, and what they ask AI assistants, before choosing a software company in east London.
Still have a question?
Ask us directly. A senior engineer reads every question.
Ask about your projectOnly on paper. Our registered office, 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA, is in East Ham, which is part of Newham. It is a registered office address only, and nobody from SpiderHunts works there. The whole team works from Lahore, so we do not claim any other presence in the borough. Every meeting with clients takes place on a video call.
No. The East Ham address is used for official company post and Companies House records, and there are no staff, desks or meeting rooms there for us. Please do not plan a visit. Instead, every conversation, from the free consultation to the final handover, happens on a video call booked in your working hours, with written notes afterwards so you have a record.
With SpiderHunts, an internal tool or MVP costs £8,000 to £20,000 and a business web application £20,000 to £45,000. Cross-platform mobile apps are £15,000 to £35,000, WooCommerce extensions £8,000 to £25,000, and SaaS products start at £30,000. Platform and modernisation work begins at £45,000. Each project gets a written quote with scope and exclusions agreed up front, after a free consultation.
Check the evidence rather than the sales pitch. Look for verified reviews on independent sites (SpiderHunts is rated 4.6 on Clutch), a written quote listing scope and exclusions, a contract that gives you ownership of the code, and references you can call. If you work to a fixed date, ask how the plan protects it. Then book our free consultation and ask us the same.
No, we are a software company and do not provide managed IT. There is no help desk, no maintenance of computers, tills, networks or servers, no hardware or cabling work, no Microsoft 365 administration and no on-site visits. Our IT consulting is about software: choosing systems, planning builds, connecting tools, automation and readiness for AI. For everyday IT support, hire a specialist support firm.
Yes. Events suppliers often need an exhibitor portal with order deadlines, deposits and confirmations, pick lists for the warehouse, and crew schedules for build-up and breakdown. We plan the work backwards from your next show date and put the essential parts live first. A focused portal usually falls in the £8,000 to £20,000 range, confirmed in a written quote.
Yes. We build cross-platform apps for iOS and Android, typically £15,000 to £35,000, with offline working, photos, signatures, barcode scanning and notifications where needed. Native apps with complex integrations cost £25,000 to £60,000. Driver and proof-of-delivery apps suit logistics firms around Beckton and the docks, while customer ordering and loyalty apps suit Stratford retailers and restaurants.
Yes. Newham's businesses often have staff and customers who prefer different languages, and software can be built with screens, messages and receipts in several of them. We set this up so new translations can be added without rebuilding anything. AI translation can help with customer messages, but for anything important, such as terms or safety instructions, we recommend checking by a fluent speaker.
Yes. SaaS development starts from £30,000 and usually includes sign-up, accounts for each customer organisation, subscription billing, one core workflow and an admin area. We aim for a first release small enough to reach paying users quickly, then improve it from real usage. Your code lives in your own repository from day one, which helps with investors and future hiring.
Small, specific ones. An assistant that drafts replies to common customer questions, a tool that reads supplier invoices into your accounts package, or translation of incoming messages can save hours each week. A person should always check the output before it reaches a customer. On the free call we tell you honestly whether AI, simple automation or no change is the better choice.
You own it once the project is paid in full, as written in the contract. The code goes into a repository under your control, and hosting, domains and app store accounts are in your business's name. At handover you receive documentation and every login, so your own staff or another developer can carry on without needing SpiderHunts.
Every meeting is a video call booked in your UK working hours. Lahore is five hours ahead of the UK in winter and four hours ahead during British Summer Time, so the team's day covers your morning and early afternoon. Nobody visits in person, at your premises or at our East Ham address. After each call, decisions and next steps are written down and shared.
Start here
Tell us what the business does, who will use the software and any date you are working towards. On a video call you will get an honest view, a likely approach and a price range. It is free and there is no obligation.
Thanks, that’s with us.
A senior engineer reads every enquiry and will reply as soon as they can.
Book a time that suits you, or send a message on WhatsApp.