Software development company in Westminster for Soho studios, Mayfair firms, clinics and charities

No, SpiderHunts has no office in Westminster, the West End or anywhere else in central London, and no staff there. The team works from Lahore. Our registered office at 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA is a registered address only, where nobody works. All meetings are by video call, booked inside your working hours.

SpiderHunts charges the same published prices across the UK. An internal tool or MVP is £8,000 to £20,000, a business web application £20,000 to £45,000, and a platform or modernisation project from £45,000. SaaS products start at £30,000 and mobile apps at £15,000. West End agencies set their own rates, so compare written quotes that list scope and exclusions.

Choose on evidence rather than address or claims. Check independent reviews (we are rated 4.6 on Clutch), ask for a written quote showing scope and exclusions, confirm the contract gives you the code, and call a reference. Ask who does the work and where they sit, and how they answer due diligence. Our free consultation lets you apply those tests to us.

No, SpiderHunts does not offer managed IT services. We do not run a help desk, maintain devices, networks or servers, supply hardware or cabling, administer Microsoft 365 or visit offices. We are a software company building custom systems, web and mobile apps, AI tools, SaaS, integrations and websites. Office IT support should come from a managed IT provider.

Yes, job tracking and approval software for media firms is a natural fit. A typical system records each job's versions, deadlines and notes, lets clients review work through secure links with timed comments, and logs delivery of approved files. It can connect to the finance or resourcing tools you already use. Most start as a focused tool costing £8,000 to £20,000.

Yes, we build secure investor and client portals. Typical features are two-factor sign-in, access by fund or entity, document distribution with view logs, and dashboards built from data you already hold. A portal like this usually falls in the £20,000 to £45,000 range. Regulatory obligations, including anything the FCA requires of your firm, remain yours; the software supports your process.

Yes, we build booking and intake systems for clinics and consultants. Common features include room booking by session, structured referral forms with attachments, patient questionnaires completed before appointments, and reception views of the day. Systems are built to support UK GDPR requirements, with role-based access and audit logs. Clinical governance and regulatory decisions stay with the practice.

Yes, we build member and supporter portals. Members can renew and pay online, record CPD, book events and download certificates, with everything flowing into your CRM. Trustees can receive reports generated from live data. We usually recommend integrating with your existing CRM rather than replacing it, which keeps costs down and protects historical records.

We build supervised AI tools that fit existing workflows. Examples include summarising long reports and board papers, extracting key terms from contracts, drafting replies or proposals for staff to edit, answering staff questions from internal policies, and AI agents that triage requests with every step logged. We check first whether your data and process suit AI, and advise against it when they do not.

Yes, we build both. Cross-platform mobile apps cost £15,000 to £35,000, native apps with complex integrations £25,000 to £60,000, and marketplace or enterprise apps £50,000 to £100,000+. SaaS products start from £30,000, with customer accounts, subscriptions and an admin console. App store and hosting accounts are opened in your name, and the code is yours on full payment.

Yes, we complete supplier questionnaires in writing and answer them truthfully. We explain where the team works, how access to your systems is granted and removed, how personal data is handled under a data processing agreement, and who owns the code. We will not claim a certification or clearance we cannot evidence, so you can rely on what we tell you.

All meetings are video calls arranged within your UK working hours; nobody attends in person. Lahore is five hours ahead of the UK in winter and four hours ahead during British Summer Time, so there is a solid overlap across your morning and early afternoon. Every call is followed by written notes, giving your colleagues and auditors a clear record.