Web design and development in Peshawar
The commercial gateway to Central Asia and Afghanistan, with a strong trading tradition, plus growing healthcare, education and marble and mining sectors. We build websites, apps and marketing for businesses across Peshawar.
The Peshawar market
Peshawar businesses lean more heavily on WhatsApp than any other major Pakistani market, so WhatsApp-first commerce with catalogue sharing usually outperforms a conventional checkout here.
Businesses we most often work with here: Trading companies, marble and mineral exporters, and private hospitals and schools.
Local industries
Areas we serve
University Town · Hayatabad · Saddar · Cantt · Gulbahar
What we build for Peshawar businesses
Web Development
Fast, search-ready websites built to convert
From Rs. 8,000
UI/UX Design
Interfaces people understand without being taught
From Rs. 6,000
SEO
Rank for what your customers actually search
From Rs. 5,000
Digital Marketing
Campaigns measured in enquiries, not impressions
From Rs. 6,000
App Development
Android and iOS apps built to ship, not to demo
From Rs. 50,000
Branding
A brand that looks like it belongs at your price point
From Rs. 2,000
Sectors we work with in Peshawar
Healthcare & Clinics
Appointment reminders by SMS or WhatsApp are the single highest-return feature for Pakistani clinics — clinics we work with report a clear drop in no-shows, though the size of the effect varies, which pays for the system faster than any other module.
From Rs. 25,000
Education & EdTech
Fee collection is where Pakistani schools lose the most administrative time. Automated invoicing with JazzCash and Easypaisa plus scheduled reminders typically cuts collection effort substantially and shortens the payment cycle.
From Rs. 30,000
What makes Peshawar different
The commercial gateway to Central Asia and Afghanistan, with a strong trading tradition, plus growing healthcare, education and marble and mining sectors.
Population is around 2.0 million, and the commercial centre spans University Town, Hayatabad, Saddar, Cantt, Gulbahar. Locally the businesses that come to us are trading companies, marble and mineral exporters, and private hospitals and schools.
In پشاور — Khyber Pakhtunkhwa — the practical consequence for anything we build is this: Peshawar businesses lean more heavily on WhatsApp than any other major Pakistani market, so WhatsApp-first commerce with catalogue sharing usually outperforms a conventional checkout here.