Nepal · Kathmandu
Many Kathmandu businesses already have a website. The problem is usually that it was built cheaply years ago and now actively loses them customers. Arcetis rebuilds and builds from scratch, remotely but closely.
Most Kathmandu businesses asking about web development already have a site; the real need is replacing an outdated one that loads slowly, looks dated next to competitors, or cannot handle the business logic it now needs, such as a patient portal, a property listing system or a CRM-connected lead form. Arcetis, a verified Google Partner that has also built CRMs and a hospital management system, works remotely from Pokhara using shared staging links and video reviews, with the same listen-suggest-agree-deliver process used everywhere.
A large share of web development requests from Kathmandu are not for a first website; they are for a replacement. A clinic, a real estate office or a retail chain often already has a site built years ago by a freelancer or a cheap agency, and it now looks noticeably dated next to competitors, loads slowly on mobile, or simply cannot do what the business needs, like take appointment bookings or sync leads into a CRM.
Kathmandu businesses also tend to need more than a brochure site earlier than businesses elsewhere, simply because the market is bigger and more competitive: a property portal needs search and filtering, a clinic needs appointment and patient-record logic, an education consultancy needs lead capture tied into a CRM. Arcetis approaches this as software with a public front end, not just a design project.
The first step on most Kathmandu projects is an honest audit of what exists: what is actually broken, what is costing leads, and what can be kept. A business rarely needs to lose its domain authority, existing content or search rankings just because the design is being replaced, and Arcetis plans migrations to protect what is already working while fixing what is not.
Where the old site was built on a long-abandoned platform or by a freelancer no longer reachable, Arcetis rebuilds with ownership handed fully to the client, including source code, hosting and domain access, so the business is never again dependent on one person who might disappear.
Arcetis works with Kathmandu clients from its Pokhara base using shared staging links, recorded walkthroughs and video calls rather than requiring in-person meetings for every review cycle, a workflow that tends to move faster than scheduling office visits across the Valley's traffic, not slower.
For Kathmandu businesses that need software behind the website, such as a CRM-connected contact form, a booking system, or a simple internal dashboard, the same team has already built a full hospital management system on React, TanStack and Convex and multiple CRM platforms, so that logic is handled by people who have shipped it before, not learned on the client's budget.
Kathmandu businesses more often handle data that genuinely needs protecting: patient records for a clinic, payment details for a retailer, personal documents for an education consultancy. Arcetis treats SSL, regular backups and basic access controls as standard on every build, not an optional upgrade, since the cost of fixing a data incident after the fact is far higher than building it in correctly from the start.
Hosting reliability also matters more in a dense, high-traffic market where a few minutes of downtime during a busy period can mean real lost leads. Sites are set up with monitoring and backups so an issue is caught and fixed quickly, rather than discovered only when a client calls to ask why their site is down.
Yes, and for most Kathmandu clients that is exactly the project: auditing what exists, protecting rankings and content that already work, and rebuilding the parts that are costing leads or looking dated.
Yes. The same team has built a hospital management system on React, TanStack and Convex and multiple CRM platforms, so business logic like bookings, patient records or lead capture is handled by people who have shipped it before.
Through shared staging links, recorded walkthroughs and video calls, with in-person visits arranged for launches or workshops when they add real value, a process that often moves faster than scheduling repeated in-office meetings across the Valley.
It depends on scope, especially whether the project includes custom logic like bookings or a CRM connection. Arcetis prices after a scoping conversation, with engagements starting from around NPR 20,000.