Website, app and software development in Assam
We build websites, mobile apps and business software for companies across Assam, from Guwahati to Dibrugarh. The work is remote from Pune, with Assamese and Bengali support.
NioDelta works from Pune and Nashik, and Assam clients reach us by call, video and WhatsApp. You get a free discovery conversation, then a fixed written quote that lists scope, milestones and what is excluded, so there are no surprises later. Both are welcome, and the process is the same: understand the job, scope it in writing, price it once.
Assam projects often fall into two groups. One is Guwahati-based growth: startups, clinics, coaching centres and retailers who want to sell and book online. The other is district-level operations, such as tea sellers or transport firms, where a practical internal tool matters more than design. Guwahati firms often want a polished public face, while estates and transport operators in Upper Assam value reliable internal records.
Where Assam businesses need software
Tea and plantation supply chains
Assam is among India's biggest tea-growing regions, with estates, small growers and auction-linked traders. Software here means leaf and lot tracking, dispatch records and buyer-facing sites for specialty tea sellers.
Oil, energy and industrial suppliers
Upper Assam has long been tied to oil and gas, which supports many vendors and service contractors. They need tender documents, compliance trackers and vendor onboarding forms.
Guwahati services and retail
Guwahati is the gateway city of the Northeast, with a dense base of clinics, hotels, colleges and shops. Appointment booking, fee collection and online ordering with UPI are the usual first builds.
Handloom, silk and tourism
Muga and Eri silk, Kaziranga and Majuli draw buyers and travellers. Storytelling catalogue sites and tour enquiry pages work well when photography and sourcing details are specific.
Towns and districts we serve
Guwahati, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Silchar, Tezpur, Nagaon, Tinsukia, Sivasagar, Bongaigaon, Dhubri, Goalpara, Karimganj, Diphu, North Lakhimpur.
Languages
We can build Assamese interfaces with correct script rendering and review them with a native Assamese speaker. Bengali, used widely in the Barak Valley, follows the same approach. Hindi, English and Marathi are in-house. Bodo and other languages are possible with outside review.
What it costs
Starting points, excluding 18% GST: landing page ₹17,500, business website ₹45,000, ecommerce store ₹75,000, web app or custom software ₹1,50,000, mobile app ₹2,00,000, AI chatbot ₹1,00,000. These include our launch discount.
Details: website costs and app costs.
Assam questions
Can you build a website in Assamese for an Assam business?
Yes. We use fonts that render Assamese correctly, test on common Android phones and have a native Assamese speaker review the copy. Many clients choose Assamese plus English so tourists, buyers and local customers are all covered.
I run a tea business in Assam. Can you build an online store?
Yes. Tea selling online needs clear grades, pack sizes, weight-based shipping and GST invoices. We set up ecommerce with Razorpay or similar, product pages for each estate or lot, and wholesale enquiry forms. Pricing sits on our ecommerce anchor, adjusted after scoping.
Do you serve Barak Valley towns like Silchar as well as Guwahati?
Yes. Location does not change how we work. Silchar, Karimganj and Upper Assam towns get the same remote process, and we can build Bengali or Assamese interfaces depending on the audience. We confirm the details in the written quote before work starts. Final cost depends on how many tea grades and pack sizes you list.
What does a business website for an Assam company usually cost?
A business website starts at ₹45,000 excluding GST, with the launch discount applied. The final figure depends on page count, language versions, integrations and content. You receive a fixed written quote after the free discovery call.
Ready to scope it?
Tell us what you want to build. You get a fixed written quote after a free discovery call.