WebApp IT Service in Kathmandu, Nepal

WebApp Nepal offers: custom website design and development, web application development (school management, cooperative systems, hospital HMS, ERP), e-commerce website development with eSewa and Khalti payment, hotel and hospitality website design, trekking and travel company website design, educational institution websites, NGO and INGO websites, corporate and business websites, SEO-focused website design, responsive website design, and Next.js website and application development. All services are built mobile-first for Nepal's Android-dominant market with Nepal-specific payment and compliance integrations.

WebApp Nepal starts every project with a structured discovery conversation before any design or development begins - understanding your audience, business goals, competitive context in Nepal, and specific technical requirements. Design is built from a blank canvas for each client, not adapted from a template. Development includes Nepal-specific requirements as standard: eSewa/Khalti payment integration, Bikram Sambat calendar, Devanagari language support, Core Web Vitals mobile performance, and structured data schema markup. Projects are delivered by one team covering design, development, and SEO foundation from brief to launch.

Cost depends on project scope. A custom small business website (5-8 pages) costs NPR 45,000-90,000. A hospitality or trekking website with photography-forward design runs NPR 80,000-1,80,000. An e-commerce site with eSewa/Khalti checkout integration costs NPR 1,20,000-3,00,000. Educational institution websites range from NPR 90,000-2,00,000. Web applications (cooperative systems, school management, hospital HMS) are scoped individually from NPR 1,50,000 upward. All projects include responsive design, Core Web Vitals optimisation, structured data, and Google Search Console setup.

Yes. WebApp Nepal works with businesses across Nepal - Kathmandu Valley, Pokhara, Chitwan, Butwal, Bhairahawa, Birgunj, Hetauda, Dharan, Biratnagar, Dhangadhi, Nepalgunj, and all other regions. Projects are managed remotely with the same delivery quality as on-site work. Nepal's geography has not prevented us from delivering for clients we have never met in person, and it will not prevent us from delivering for yours.

WebApp Nepal differences: (1) Genuinely custom design - every project starts from a blank canvas, not a renamed template. (2) Nepal-market technical depth - eSewa/Khalti integration, BS calendar, Devanagari interfaces, IRD VAT compliance, and NRB reporting are standard deliverables, not research projects. (3) One team from brief to launch - design, development, and SEO foundation handled by the same team with no handoff gaps. (4) Core Web Vitals performance as a delivery standard - custom-built sites consistently score 90+ on mobile PageSpeed Insights. (5) Structured data and AI-optimised content architecture built into every project.

Yes. E-commerce websites with eSewa and Khalti payment checkout are a core WebApp Nepal service. We implement production-grade eSewa HMAC-SHA256 signature validation and Khalti OAuth2 payment flows with post-payment webhook confirmation - the critical component that verifies payment completion before updating order status. The checkout experience is designed mobile-first for Android smartphones, which account for the majority of Nepal online purchases. Cash-on-delivery routing for Kathmandu Valley delivery zones and international payment integration for diaspora buyers are also available.

Yes. Nepali language (Devanagari) support is a standard capability. This includes Devanagari-optimised typography with Noto Sans Devanagari or Mukta fonts at correct line-height and letter-spacing for small-screen readability, UTF-8 database encoding for all Nepali text storage, hreflang tag implementation for bilingual English/Nepali sites, and bilingual CMS workflow using WordPress Polylang or WPML. Fully Nepali-language interfaces are also available for applications where the user base is primarily Nepali-language.

Responsive design means the website layout adapts automatically to any screen size - mobile phone, tablet, laptop, desktop - so visitors on any device see a properly formatted experience. WebApp Nepal designs mobile-first, meaning the mobile layout is the primary design (not an afterthought). All projects are tested on real Nepal devices - Samsung Galaxy A-series, Redmi Note, Realme - before launch. Nepal's internet users are approximately 90% mobile, so responsive mobile performance is the most important design standard we hold.

WebApp Nepal includes the full technical SEO foundation in every website project: semantic heading structure, clean descriptive URLs, XML sitemap submission to Google Search Console, structured data (schema markup) relevant to the business type, canonical tag configuration, HTTPS enforcement, Core Web Vitals performance optimisation, and Google Search Console setup. This technical foundation ensures the site can rank for relevant keywords. The SEO architecture is built into the site from day one - not applied as an afterthought plugin that works around design decisions already made.

Schema markup is JSON-LD code that tells Google and AI systems exactly what your business is, what it offers, where it is located, and what questions it answers - in machine-readable format. This helps your website appear in featured snippets, Google's AI Overviews, Knowledge Graph panels, and rich results (star ratings, FAQ dropdowns in search results). WebApp Nepal implements schema markup in every project - Organization, LocalBusiness, FAQPage, Product, TouristAttraction, EducationalOrganization, Article, BreadcrumbList - validated with Google's Rich Results Test before launch. It measurably improves search visibility and is built in as a standard deliverable.

Yes. WebApp Nepal builds custom school management systems for Nepal schools including: student admissions with Bikram Sambat academic year tracking, class-wise attendance, exam result entry with NEB-format grade calculation, marksheet generation, fee collection with eSewa and Khalti payment, teacher payroll with EPF/CIT deductions, library management, notice publication, and parent portals. Systems are available in bilingual Nepali/English and are used by schools across Nepal from Kathmandu to district-level institutions.

Yes. Hotel and resort website design is one of WebApp Nepal's primary service areas. We build photography-first hotel websites with room showcase galleries, booking inquiry systems, availability calendar integration, TripAdvisor and Google review feeds, multilingual English/Nepali content, CDN-optimised image delivery for international visitors, and WhatsApp booking integration. Hotel websites are designed to communicate the quality of the property experience visually and convert browsing into direct inquiry - the primary conversion goal for Nepal's hospitality sector.

Yes. Cooperative management systems are a core WebApp Nepal application type. We build systems for savings and credit cooperatives (SACCOS) covering: member registration and KYC, savings account management with BS-calendar interest calculation, loan management with instalment tracking, share capital management, NRB-format financial report generation, member passbook printing, teller transaction processing, and audit trail logging. NRB regulatory reporting requirements are built into the system architecture from the start, not retrofitted.

Yes. NGO and INGO website design is a significant part of WebApp Nepal's work. We design for the multi-audience challenge of Nepal's development sector - separate navigation pathways for international donors, community members, government stakeholders, and field staff. Websites include impact reporting and annual report access for donor credibility, Devanagari content sections for community audiences, international donation processing integration, and performance optimisation for the device and connectivity range found across Nepal's geographic diversity, from Kathmandu offices to remote field programme sites.

Next.js is a React-based web framework that enables server-side rendering - delivering fully rendered HTML to browsers and search engines rather than requiring JavaScript execution to display content. WebApp Nepal recommends Next.js for: high-traffic content portals (news sites, large product catalogues) where fast initial page load is critical, e-commerce platforms where product page SEO drives organic traffic, and digital service applications requiring interactive React frontends with strong search visibility. For standard business websites, custom WordPress is typically more cost-effective; Next.js is the right tool when performance and SEO requirements at scale justify its architecture.

A custom small business website (5-8 pages) takes 4-6 weeks. A hospitality or trekking website with photography-forward design takes 6-10 weeks. An e-commerce site takes 8-14 weeks. An educational institution website with notice board and admission systems takes 8-12 weeks. Web applications (cooperative systems, school management, HMS) take 3-8 months depending on feature scope. Timelines are set at proposal stage and tracked against milestones. The most common cause of delay is content availability - text, photography, and data provided by the client - not development speed.

Yes. WhatsApp integration is a standard feature in Nepal business websites. We implement click-to-WhatsApp buttons with pre-filled message templates (e.g. 'Hi, I am interested in the Annapurna Circuit package'), floating WhatsApp chat widgets that appear on mobile after a defined scroll depth, and WhatsApp share buttons on product and service pages. For businesses with multiple staff, WhatsApp Business API routing sends inquiries to the correct team member based on inquiry type or department. WhatsApp integration is built around how Nepal's business communication culture actually works - conversational, mobile-first, and immediate.

WebApp Nepal assists with hosting configuration but does not resell hosting directly. For Nepal-targeted websites we recommend Nepali-hosted servers (WebSurfer, ViaNet, or Vianet Cloud) or international CDN-fronted options based on target audience. Tourism and hospitality sites targeting international visitors receive CDN configuration for global delivery. All hosting environments are configured for Core Web Vitals performance: PHP 8.x, Redis or Memcached object caching, NGINX with optimised configuration, and SSL certificate management. Server setup and configuration are included in the project scope.

Yes. Bilingual English/Nepali websites are common in Nepal's tourism, education, NGO, and government sectors. WebApp Nepal implements bilingual functionality using WordPress Polylang or WPML for WordPress projects, or custom language switching logic in non-WordPress builds. Bilingual sites include hreflang tags so Google serves the correct language version to each audience, and currency display is configured per language context (USD for international English pages, NPR for Nepali pages). Content translation workflow is designed into the CMS as part of the project.

Yes. WebApp Nepal offers monthly maintenance retainer agreements covering: WordPress core, theme, and plugin security updates, bug fixes within agreed response timeframes, minor content and feature updates (up to agreed hours per month), server monitoring and uptime alerting, database backup verification, and technical consultation. For web applications, maintenance packages cover security patches, minor feature additions, and post-deployment monitoring. On-demand development for larger additions is billed at project rates.

Most websites WebApp Nepal builds use WordPress with a fully custom-designed theme - not a marketplace or page-builder theme. WordPress provides a familiar content management interface for managing pages, blog posts, service information, and media without coding knowledge. Custom Gutenberg blocks or lightweight custom post types are built for the specific content types each client manages (team members, services, trek itineraries, notices, testimonials). For complex web applications, WebApp Nepal uses Laravel, Node.js, or Next.js depending on the application's requirements.

GEO refers to structuring web content so AI-powered search systems - Google AI Overviews, Bing Copilot, ChatGPT browsing - can accurately find, understand, and cite it in AI-generated answers. WebApp Nepal builds GEO-ready websites with: FAQ sections written as direct question-answer pairs that AI systems can quote verbatim, JSON-LD schema markup that makes entities and their relationships machine-readable, authoritative long-form content covering each topic in sufficient depth to be cited as a reliable source, and clear entity signals (business name, location, services, credentials) throughout the page structure.

Yes. Website redesign is a significant part of WebApp Nepal's work. Redesign projects start with a Google Search Console data audit to identify which pages are currently driving traffic - preserving these rankings is a primary constraint on the redesign. The new site is built to improve Core Web Vitals scores, add missing structured data, and resolve SEO structural problems in the current site. 301 redirects are configured for any URL changes. Redesigns that improve Core Web Vitals and maintain SEO equity consistently show ranking improvements within 60-90 days of relaunch.

WebApp Nepal serves businesses across Nepal's economic sectors: tourism and hospitality (hotels, resorts, trekking agencies, adventure operators), education (schools, colleges, universities), financial services and cooperatives, healthcare (hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centres), manufacturing and trading (industrial corridor businesses, distributors, exporters), NGOs and INGOs, professional services (CA firms, law practices, architecture, consulting), corporate and enterprise businesses, media and news portals, real estate developers and agencies, and government and municipal organisations.

Contact WebApp Nepal with your business type, the service you need (website, e-commerce, web application), and any specific requirements you know about - eSewa/Khalti payment, Nepali language, specific integrations, estimated page count or feature list. We start with a free discovery conversation covering your audience, goals, existing brand materials, competitive context in Nepal, and timeline. From that conversation we produce a written proposal with sitemap, feature scope, timeline, and NPR pricing. Most proposals are delivered within three to five working days of the discovery call.