We are an automation and product studio in Hyderabad, India, working with companies and agencies abroad. You brief at the end of your day and review progress at the start of the next one. Fixed-fee scopes, code in your accounts, and a straight answer when the honest one is that you should not build it.
Most agencies in this market will not put a number on a page. These are ours, and they are close to the going rate for competent offshore automation work. What moves a project between them is how many decisions the system has to make and how messy the input is, not how many hours it takes.
India Standard Time is 9.5 to 12.5 hours ahead of the continental United States, and 4.5 to 5.5 ahead of the UK and Europe. In practice that means work you brief at the end of your day is progressing while you sleep and waiting for review when you start. We hold a fixed overlap window each day, usually your early morning, for anything that needs a live conversation. Teams who have not worked this way before tend to expect it to be a cost and find it is closer to a second shift.
You do, from the first commit. The repository, the hosting accounts, the domain and the database are in your name rather than ours. Self-hosted n8n means your workflows keep running whether or not you continue working with us, and there is no proprietary layer you would have to rebuild if you moved to another provider.
Wherever you require. We deploy to your cloud accounts by default, so a US client running on AWS us-east-1 has nothing leaving that region. Where a workflow calls a language model, we will tell you which provider and what is sent before it is built, and we can restrict processing to providers with the residency commitments your policy requires. We sign NDAs before scoping and a data processing agreement before any production data is involved.
We build to the requirement you are subject to rather than assuming one. In practice that means data minimisation in the workflow design, no personal data in logs or analytics, a documented processing basis, and deletion paths that actually work. We are a processor rather than a controller in most engagements, and we will sign the corresponding agreement.
A mutual NDA, then a master services agreement with a statement of work per project. Fixed fee where scope is clear, monthly retainer where the work is continuous. We invoice in US dollars and receive payment by international bank transfer, Wise or Payoneer. Net 15 or net 30, whichever your finance team prefers.
A 30-minute call to establish whether the problem is worth automating at all, then a written scope with a fixed price and a delivery date. First workflows are usually days rather than weeks. Most of the effort is not construction, it is mapping the current process honestly, including the exceptions your team handles without noticing they handle them.
Cost is the obvious answer and the least interesting one. The substantive reasons are the overnight cycle and the fact that we specialise narrowly in automation rather than treating it as one service line among twenty. If you want someone in the room, we are the wrong choice and we will say so on the first call.
Thirty minutes, no charge, and you leave with a range and the reasoning behind it. If the numbers do not work yet, we will tell you that instead of quoting.
Or see the projects we have shipped and the guides we publish.