Offshore team questions, answered.

It depends on the scope, so we don’t publish fixed prices. You tell us what you need and we send a written quote with the scope and timeline before any work starts. The agreed price only changes if the scope does, and any major change is quoted separately first.

We take 50% before work starts and 50% on delivery. You can pay by bank transfer or Payoneer, or hire us through Fiverr if you prefer its buyer protection.

Most websites launch in under three weeks, and a typical web app takes about four weeks. Moodle work, large stores and multi-part platforms are planned per project. Your written quote states the timeline for your scope.

We’re in Islamabad, Pakistan (GMT+5), and work with clients in 20+ countries. We’re available 9am to 1am Pakistan time, which covers the full UK and European workday, the US East Coast until mid-afternoon and US West Coast mornings. The overlap shifts slightly with daylight saving.

Long projects, usually 30 days or more, run in a shared Slack channel. Shorter ones run on WhatsApp, email, Zoom or Google Meet, whichever you prefer.

We read it, ask anything we need to know and, if you’d like, talk it through on a video call. Then we send a written quote with the scope and timeline. Work starts once you approve it and the first payment is made.

Most of your time goes into the start: explaining your goals, then approving the scope and the designs. During the build we share progress and ask for quick decisions when they matter.

Yes. We take over WordPress, Shopify, Next.js and Moodle projects that another team started. We review what is there first, so we know what we are taking on.

A company. StackStead Solutions is a web and software development company in Islamabad, with a team that includes a dedicated Moodle team. Our founder, Muhammad Ahmad, has built for the web since 2020.

Yes. Our Fiverr profile is rated 4.9/5.0 from 63 reviews. You can also work with us directly; it is the same team either way.

Yes. Once the project is paid in full, the final deliverables, source code and design files are yours. Third-party licenses, such as paid plugins or fonts, stay with their providers.

We build with UK GDPR privacy and WCAG 2.2 accessibility in mind from the start, and check performance with Lighthouse before launch.

Every project includes one month of bug fixes and minor changes. Major changes are quoted separately. After that, a monthly care plan covers updates, backups, monitoring and dedicated developer hours.

Most websites launch in under three weeks. A simple marketing site can take about a week, while large stores and custom builds take longer. Your written quote includes the timeline for your exact scope, so you know the launch date before work starts.

Choose WordPress if your team wants a familiar editor and plugins. Choose Next.js for a custom, fast or animated site, or a store with its own admin panel. Headless WordPress gives you both: the WordPress editor with a Next.js front end. We recommend one after the first call.

It depends on the pages, features and platform, so we don’t publish fixed prices. Tell us about the project and we send a written quote with the scope and timeline before any work starts.

Yes. We keep what works, rebuild the rest and keep your URLs or redirect them, so the redesign doesn’t cost you the search rankings you already have.

Yes. Every site comes with an editor your team can use: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, or a headless CMS behind a Next.js site.

Every project includes one month of bug fixes and minor changes. After that, a monthly care plan covers updates, backups, monitoring and developer hours.

A typical web app takes about four weeks from approved designs to launch. Larger products are planned in phases, so a first version reaches your users sooner and later features follow from their feedback.

Mostly Next.js, React and TypeScript on the front end, and Node.js with Express on the back end, with MongoDB, MySQL or PostgreSQL for data. We choose the stack per project and explain the choice in the quote.

Yes. Once the project is paid in full, the source code, design files and documentation are yours, and you can host or hand them to any developer.

Yes. We build APIs and backends for existing front ends and mobile apps, including REST and GraphQL APIs on Node.js.

Yes. We can build alongside your team, follow your conventions and hand the project over with documentation.

Yes. Our dedicated Moodle team works on Moodle every day, from custom plugins and themes to large, multi-part platforms like the Moodle ecosystem we build for INISEG in Spain.

Yes. We audit your plugins and theme, rehearse the upgrade on a staging copy, fix what breaks, then upgrade the live site with a rollback plan. Moodle 5.0 security support ended on October 5, 2026, so sites still on 5.0 should move now; Moodle 5.3 LTS is supported until October 2029.

Yes: activity, block, enrolment, authentication and local plugins. We check the Moodle plugins directory first and tell you if an existing plugin already does the job.

Yes. Our themes are built in SCSS and Bootstrap and support right-to-left languages such as Arabic.

Single sign-on providers, payment gateways, BigBlueButton, Zoom and Google Meet for live classes, SCORM content, and online stores that enroll buyers automatically.

No. Moodle is a registered trademark of Moodle Pty Ltd. We build on the open-source platform under your own brand.

A logo, color palette, typography, imagery style and a guide that explains how to use them. We add social, print or presentation templates when you need them.

Yes. The same team designs the interface and builds it, so the brand carries straight into the product without being lost in a handover.

Yes. If you already have a logo and colors, we design the website or app around them and fill the gaps in your guidelines.

Yes. Once the project is paid in full, the final artwork and source files are yours.

Technical fixes can show results within weeks of Google recrawling your pages. Rankings from new content usually build over several months, depending on how competitive your keywords are.

No. Nobody controls Google’s rankings, and anyone who guarantees them is guessing. We commit to the work, clear reporting and a plan you can follow.

Yes. We set up GA4, Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, and track the conversions that matter to your business.

Yes. We measure LCP, INP and CLS on your key pages, fix the causes and show you the numbers before and after.

Yes. Most SEO work starts on an existing site. We audit it first and fix what holds it back.