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Web app development services cover building custom, interactive software that runs in a browser — dashboards, booking systems, internal tools, and full SaaS products — as opposed to a static marketing website. It includes scoping, design, development, testing, and ongoing maintenance after launch.

Cost depends on scope — a simple internal tool is a very different project from a full SaaS product with logins, payments, and multiple user roles. We scope every project individually and give you a clear, honest quote before any work starts, rather than a generic price list.

Chatbot development is building a conversational tool — usually for a website, app, or messaging platform — that can answer questions, walk customers through a catalogue, or handle bookings automatically. Custom chatbot development means training it on your actual business information instead of a generic script, with a clean hand-off to a human when needed.

Yes — ecommerce website development is one of our core services, covering product catalogues, checkout, and payment integration, built around how your store actually sells rather than a generic page-builder template.

A website mostly presents information — pages, content, contact details. A web app is interactive software people log into and use to do something, like manage bookings or track data. Many projects need both: a website that markets the business and a web app that runs part of it.

A straightforward website usually takes a few weeks; a custom web app or SaaS product takes longer, depending on scope. We give a real timeline after scoping the project, not before.

Go to google.com/business and sign in with a Google account, then add your business name, category, and location. Google will ask you to verify the business — usually by phone, email, or a postcard sent to your address — before the profile goes live on Search and Maps.

After creating and verifying your profile, setup means filling in the details that make it useful: business hours, service areas, photos, attributes, and a complete, accurate category list. A fully set-up profile shows up more often and gets more clicks than a bare-bones one.

A Google Business Profile is free — you don't buy it, you create and verify one directly with Google, or claim an existing listing if one already exists for your business. Claiming an existing listing is usually faster than starting a new one.

Yes, creating and maintaining a Google Business Profile is completely free through Google. What we charge for is the hands-on setup and optimization work, not the listing itself.

Keep every field complete and accurate, add new photos regularly, choose the most specific categories that fit your business, and ask customers for reviews — then reply to them. Posting updates and keeping hours current also help your profile rank and convert better over time.

Sign in to your Google Business Profile, go to Business Profile settings, and choose "Remove profile" (or "Remove listing" from the Google Maps app under your business account). Removing a profile is permanent, so it's worth double-checking before you confirm.