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Bespoke Software Development for UK Businesses

Bespoke CRMs, web applications, portals and integrations for UK small and mid-size businesses, scoped in writing, delivered in phases with UK working-hours overlap, and priced well below typical UK agency rates.

Bespoke software without London agency prices

UK businesses usually look at bespoke software when spreadsheets, Access databases or a stack of subscriptions can no longer keep up. Published UK guides commonly put small-business bespoke projects in the tens of thousands of pounds, which puts custom software out of reach for many SMEs that would benefit from it.

DevGlim is an offshore team that works with UK clients. We keep costs lower while keeping what UK buyers rightly expect: a written scope, phased delivery, overlap with UK working hours, UK GDPR-aware handling of personal data, and full ownership of the code.

What we build for UK SMEs

Bespoke CRM systems

Pipelines, quotes, follow-ups and reporting built around how you sell, with no per-seat fees.

Spreadsheet and Access replacement

The file your business runs on, rebuilt as a secure multi-user web app.

Customer and trade portals

Ordering, bookings, documents and account information for your customers.

Integrations

Xero, QuickBooks, Shopify, payment providers and the other tools you already use.

Working with an offshore team from the UK

  • Scheduled meetings and day-to-day communication within UK working hours.
  • A written scope, price and timeline per phase before any work starts.
  • A data processing agreement where we handle personal data on your behalf.
  • Code in your own repository and accounts, so you are never locked in.
  • Demos at every milestone, so progress is visible, not promised.

What bespoke software costs

DevGlim prices in US dollars. Custom software projects start from $1,500, CRMs from $1,500 and web applications from $1,200. Larger systems are quoted per phase from a written scope.

See the full pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

How much does bespoke software cost in the UK?

UK agency guides commonly quote tens of thousands of pounds for a small-business project. DevGlim custom software projects start from $1,500, priced in US dollars, with larger systems quoted per phase.

Is it safe to use an offshore developer for a UK business?

It can be, with the right safeguards: a written scope, milestone payments, code in your own accounts, a data processing agreement where personal data is involved, and regular demos.

Do you work UK hours?

Our team is based in Pakistan, a few hours ahead of the UK, so a large part of the UK working day overlaps. Meetings are scheduled in UK time.

Do you handle UK GDPR?

We design systems with data minimisation, access control and audit logs, and sign a data processing agreement where we process personal data for you. Your obligations as data controller are confirmed with your own advisers.

Related guides and services

Read the full guide Bespoke Software Cost in the UK: Agency, Freelancer or Offshore?

Pricing

Custom software projects from $1,500

Final pricing depends on features, integrations, design complexity and project requirements. Complex projects are quoted based on scope.

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  • A clear scope and cost range before you commit
  • Fixed-scope proposal or phased estimate
  • You own the code and the data

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