Swasti is a subscription dev agency. For one fixed monthly fee we handle your tech: websites, web and mobile apps, bug fixes, integrations, hosting and DevOps. You add requests to a shared board and we work through them, with every piece of work reviewed by a senior lead.

How much does it cost?

Plans start at $399 a month for Care (maintenance and small updates), $1,499 a month for Build (unlimited requests, one active at a time) and $2,999 a month for Scale (two active requests and senior engineers). Prices are also shown in EUR, GBP, INR, CAD and AUD on the pricing page. Taxes are added at checkout where applicable.

What does “unlimited requests” mean?

You can add as many requests to your board as you like. We work on one at a time on Build (two on Scale) and move to the next as soon as one is approved. Big requests are broken into smaller pieces so you see progress every couple of days.

Who actually does the work?

A vetted network of contract developers, designers and DevOps engineers, matched to each request by skill. Your project lead scopes the work, reviews every change before it reaches you, and stays your single point of contact.

You do. Once your subscription for the period is paid, all code and assets we create for you are yours. Work happens in your repositories and accounts wherever possible.

Is there anything you won't take on?

We don't do work that's unlawful or harmful, and very large builds with hard deadlines may be better as a fixed-scope project, which we can quote separately. If something is outside what a plan can handle, we'll tell you upfront.

Can I pause or cancel?

Yes. Cancel any time and your plan won't renew; work continues until the end of the paid month. You can also pause and keep your unused days for later.

How do I contact Swasti?

WhatsApp us on +91 96679 77717 or email contact@swasti.dev. Those are the only two ways to reach Swasti, and a real person replies.

I'm a developer. Can I work with you?

Yes. We hire freelancers on a contract basis across frontend, backend, mobile, DevOps, QA and design. See the freelancers page to apply.

Case studies

Real projects. How we handled them.

What each client came to us with, how we approached it, and what we shipped. Every one of these sites is live, so you can see the result for yourself.

tourismrajasthan.org

01Travel & Tourism

Rajasthan Tourism

Complete tour packages across Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, with a cinematic destination showcase.

The brief

Dozens of tour packages across four cities, and a site that had to sell the feeling of the trip before it could sell the package.

How we handled it

1Organised the site around destinations first, so visitors explore Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer before choosing a package.
2Built a reusable package template (itinerary, inclusions, pricing) so new tours go live without design work.
3Optimised heavy travel photography so the cinematic sections stay fast on mobile data.

What we shipped

Destination showcase
Package pages & itineraries
Enquiry flow
Image performance work

remotecampus.org

02EdTech Platform

Remote Campus

Academics, notes, notices, clubs and placement prep for a campus, all in one quiet workspace.

The brief

Notes, notices, clubs and placement prep were scattered across group chats and shared drives, and students kept missing things.

How we handled it

1Mapped every type of campus content and grouped it into one calm workspace with a single navigation.
2Designed a notice and update flow so important announcements stand out from day-to-day noise.
3Shipped it in stages (academics first, then clubs and placements) so students used it from week one.

What we shipped

Academics & notes hub
Notices
Clubs
Placement prep section

algonation.org

03Events & Competitions

AlgoNation

India's national technology and innovation competition, with categories, registrations and timelines.

The brief

A national competition with several categories, strict deadlines and traffic that spikes hard around registration dates.

How we handled it

1Kept public pages static and lightweight so they hold up when everyone arrives at once.
2Made categories, rules and timelines scannable, so participants find their track and deadline in seconds.
3Handled content updates through the season as rounds opened and results came in.

What we shipped

Category & rules pages
Registration flow
Event timeline
Season-long updates

linkedinleaders.com

04SaaS

LinkedIn Leaders

Tools that help professionals write better posts, grow their network and track their LinkedIn progress.

The brief

A suite of tools for professionals on LinkedIn that needed one clear story, from the marketing site to the product itself.

How we handled it

1Positioned each tool around the job it does: writing posts, growing a network, tracking progress.
2Designed the marketing site and product screens together so they feel like one product.
3Kept shipping improvements as an ongoing request stream rather than one big launch.

What we shipped

Marketing site
Product UI
Onboarding
Ongoing iterations

bettersaas.org

05Marketplace

BetterSaaS

Software rankings earned from real user evidence, with a transparent auction for sponsored placements.

The brief

A software marketplace whose whole value is trust: rankings had to be earned from real user evidence, and paid placement had to be transparent.

How we handled it

1Built ranking pages that show the evidence behind each position, not just a score.
2Designed a transparent auction for sponsored placements, clearly separated from organic rankings.
3Structured listing pages for search so each tool page can rank on its own.

What we shipped

Evidence-based rankings
Sponsored placement auction
Listing pages
Search-friendly structure

refengine.org

06Referral Platform

refEngine

The relaunch site for refEngine 2.0, with a live countdown and a clear path for existing users.

The brief

A 2.0 relaunch on a tight timeline, with existing users who needed to know exactly what was changing for them.

How we handled it

1Turned the relaunch around fast, with a clear message above the fold and a live countdown to launch.
2Added a dedicated path for existing users so they knew what happens to their account.
3Kept the page easy to update right up to launch day.

What we shipped

Relaunch site
Live countdown
Existing-user path

growonx.live

07Digital Product

Grow on X

A high-converting landing page for 500+ viral tweet prompts built for SaaS founders.

The brief

A digital product (500+ viral tweet prompts for SaaS founders) that lives or dies on one landing page.

How we handled it

1Wrote the page structure around the buyer's questions: what's inside, who it's for, why it works.
2Used real prompt examples as proof, instead of vague promises.
3Kept the path to checkout short and visible at every scroll depth.

What we shipped

Conversion-focused landing page
Product previews
Checkout path

getrankpilot.org

08SEO SaaS

RankPilot

A real-time keyword rank tracker for marketers, from landing page to live dashboard preview.

The brief

A real-time keyword rank tracker that needed to show marketers the product before asking them to sign up.

How we handled it

1Built a live-feeling dashboard preview right on the landing page.
2Explained rank tracking in plain language for marketers, not just SEO specialists.
3Took it from landing page to dashboard preview as one connected experience.

What we shipped

Landing page
Interactive dashboard preview
Signup flow

Let's talk

Hand us the tech. Keep the business.

Tell us what you're building and what keeps breaking. We'll set up a free intro call and suggest the right plan, no strings attached.

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