Custom web development and business web applications
Some problems don’t fit off-the-shelf software: a customer portal, an internal tool, a system that connects the ones you already have. A custom application built well pays for itself; one built badly becomes a security risk.
The short answer
We build custom websites and web applications, mainly in PHP with MariaDB/MySQL: customer portals, admin systems, inboxes, forms, integrations with APIs such as Mailgun, and internal tools, with security built in from the start. ZeroSpams itself is our work: a support inbox, live chat, spam protection and email marketing system built in-house and installed on customers’ own servers.
What’s included
- Discovery: what the system must do, and for whom.
- Design of screens and data, agreed before building.
- Development in PHP with MariaDB/MySQL, clean and documented.
- Security built in: parameterised queries, CSRF protection, escaped output, safe sessions, rate limits.
- Integrations with email, payment, CRM and other APIs.
- Installation on your own server, and training.
How we do it
- Discover and agree a fixed-price scope.
- Design the screens and data.
- Build in stages you can see.
- Test, including security.
- Install and hand over, with support after launch.
Proof you can use
Everything on this website was built by us: the forms and their spam protection, the inbox with live chat, the email marketing system with its email checks, and the admin. It runs on a server we manage. When we say we build secure, practical business software, this is what we mean.
Owned by you
Custom work is installed on your server and belongs to you, with a one-time price for the agreed scope, not a subscription.
Common questions
What technologies do you use?
Mainly PHP with MariaDB/MySQL, plain JavaScript and CSS, deployed on Linux servers, including WHM/cPanel. We choose simple, well-supported tools that any good developer can maintain.
How is custom work priced?
After discovery you get a fixed written price for the agreed scope.
Can you add features to an existing system?
Often, yes, after reviewing the code and its security.