Question 1

How much does a website or app cost in Malaysia?

Accepted Answer

A straightforward business website in Malaysia typically costs in the low five figures of ringgit, while an e-commerce site, booking system or mobile app with payments and integrations costs several times that. We work differently: instead of quoting a fixed project price and charging for every change, you pay one flat monthly fee in ringgit and the scope flexes inside it. Most clients find that cheaper than a fixed quote plus the change orders that always follow. We give you the exact monthly figure on a 30-minute call.

Question 2

Do I need to issue e-Invoices to LHDN, and can you set that up?

Accepted Answer

If your annual turnover is above RM1 million you are in scope for LHDN e-Invoice, and yes, we do the integration. Phase 4, covering businesses with RM1 million to RM5 million turnover, started on 1 January 2026. Businesses under RM1 million in annual turnover are currently exempt. There is a penalty-free relaxation period until 31 December 2027, during which you can submit consolidated monthly e-Invoices rather than one per transaction, as long as you have registered on MyInvois. We connect your existing invoicing, POS or ERP system to the MyInvois API so validated invoices go out automatically, without your finance team retyping anything into the portal.

Question 3

How long before something is actually live?

Accepted Answer

A marketing website is usually live in four to six weeks, and a custom system or mobile app has a first usable release in eight to twelve weeks. We ship in small pieces from the first fortnight rather than disappearing for six months and returning with a reveal, so you can see and use the thing while it is being built. Anything urgent, like an e-Invoice deadline, gets sequenced first.

Question 4

Is your work eligible for the SME Digitalisation Grant?

Accepted Answer

The MSME Digital Grant MADANI covers 50% of eligible digitalisation spending up to RM5,000, but it must be claimed through an MDEC-registered technology solution provider. To qualify your business needs SSM registration, at least six months of trading, at least 60% Malaysian ownership, and a business bank account in the company name. On a call we will tell you honestly whether your project fits the grant criteria and, if it does, point you to a registered provider for the portion that qualifies. We will not pretend a project is grant-eligible to win the work.

Question 5

Do you work with local payment gateways and delivery providers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. FPX, DuitNow QR, iPay88, Billplz, Curlec, Stripe and Razorpay on the payments side, and Lalamove, J&T, Ninja Van and Pos Malaysia for fulfilment. These are the integrations Malaysian customers expect and overseas developers usually get wrong, so we treat them as standard scope rather than an expensive add-on.

Question 6

Who owns the code, accounts and data?

Accepted Answer

You do, entirely, from day one. Repositories sit in your GitHub organisation, cloud hosting is billed to your account, domains and ad accounts are registered in your company name, and your data never leaves infrastructure you control. There is no escrow, no held IP and no licensing arrangement. If you stop working with us you keep a running system and a team could pick it up tomorrow.

Question 7

Are you an agency, a software house, or something else?

Accepted Answer

Practically, we are a senior software and marketing team you rent by the month rather than a project-based agency or a body-shopping software house. A traditional agency quotes a fixed scope and charges for every change; a software house rents you developers you then have to manage yourself. We take ownership of delivery on a flat monthly fee, so you approve priorities rather than supervise engineers, and you can scale the work up for a launch and back down afterwards without renegotiating a contract.

Question 8

Is my data handled in line with the PDPA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We build to the Personal Data Protection Act 2010, which means collecting only the personal data a system genuinely needs, storing it with proper access controls, giving your customers a way to request access or correction, and being explicit about where it is hosted. Where a system stores Malaysian customer data we will tell you exactly which country the servers are in before we build it, so you are never surprised by that later.

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From hello to shipping, in a week

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