Software development services in Greenwich for venues, studios, campuses and builders

No, we have no office in Greenwich or anywhere else in south east London, and nobody on our team is based there. SpiderHunts Technologies Ltd uses 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA, in East Ham, as its registered office only. The whole team works from Lahore, and you meet us on video calls arranged in your working hours.

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 cost £15,000 to £35,000, native apps with complex integrations £25,000 to £60,000, and SaaS platforms start from £30,000. Larger platforms begin at £45,000. Each Greenwich project is confirmed in a written quote with scope and exclusions agreed up front, after a free consultation.

Choose on evidence rather than on claims. Ask every shortlisted agency for verified reviews on independent platforms (SpiderHunts has 4.6 on Clutch), a written quote that lists scope and exclusions, a contract confirming you own the code, and references you can contact. A clickable prototype before the main build is also a good sign. Our free consultation lets you test us against those points.

No, SpiderHunts is a software company rather than an IT support provider. We do not run a help desk, maintain computers, networks or servers, supply hardware or cabling, administer Microsoft 365, or visit premises. Our IT consulting is technology and software consulting: choosing systems, planning a build, integration and automation advice, and judging AI readiness. For day-to-day IT support, use a dedicated support firm.

Yes. We build cross-platform iOS and Android apps for visitors, such as guides with maps and audio, ticket wallets, loyalty schemes and ordering, plus staff apps for scanning tickets or running tours. Many visitor needs are met just as well by a mobile-friendly web app, which costs less and needs no download, so we compare both options with you before you commit.

Yes, provided the arrangement is clear in writing. Peninsula studios and agencies can keep the design and the client relationship while we build the app, web application or back end to their designs. The contract sets out who owns the code, who talks to the end client and how changes are approved. Pricing follows our published ranges and a written quote.

Yes. SaaS development starts from £30,000 and normally covers sign-up, multi-tenant accounts, subscription billing, one core workflow and an admin area. We encourage a small first release that paying customers can use, then improvements based on what they actually do. Code sits in your own repository throughout, which keeps things simple if you raise investment or hire an in-house team later.

The most useful AI work is usually narrow and practical. Examples include an assistant that answers visitor or student questions from your own approved content, tools that classify and summarise incoming documents, and AI agents that prepare routine replies for staff to approve. We assess the specific task first, because plain automation is sometimes cheaper and more reliable than AI.

Yes. Web development covers customer portals, booking flows and full web applications, plus corporate websites from £3,000 to £12,000, usually on WordPress for sites your staff will edit themselves. Where a site needs to talk to a booking engine, CRM or finance package, we build those connections too, so the website and the systems behind it share the same data.

Lahore is five hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time in winter, and four hours ahead when the UK moves to British Summer Time. That puts our working day across your morning and early afternoon, which is when calls are booked. Nobody from SpiderHunts visits in person, so every meeting is on video, and written notes follow each call so decisions are recorded.

You do. Ownership of the code transfers to you on full payment, as stated in the contract, and the data always belongs to your organisation. The repository, hosting, domains and app store accounts are set up in your name, and handover includes documentation and credentials. Any competent developer can carry the work on, so you are never locked in to SpiderHunts.

We build software to support UK GDPR requirements, with role-based access, audit logs, encryption, retention and deletion rules, and tools for handling access and erasure requests. Your organisation remains the data controller, so privacy notices and Information Commissioner's Office registration stay with you. If we process personal data on your behalf, we put a written data processing agreement in place before work begins.