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Pay for the right type of build
Use a website when customers mainly need information and an enquiry path; use a web application when people need accounts, private records, permissions, approvals, operational state, or reports.
Web development · Nigeria
FASS separates simple web presence from software complexity. Launch and Business cover public-facing websites, Commerce is from ₦200,000, and portals or operational systems follow a separate Enterprise scoping path when users, records, roles, approvals, integrations, or reports are involved.
Abuja-based Nigerian company · RC 8311761 · serving organisations across Nigeria · written scope before kickoff
Published website packages move from Launch to Business and Commerce as the required capability grows.
Commerce covers a focused catalogue with a Nigerian payment-gateway path.
Custom software is scoped separately when roles, records and workflows are involved.
Fadiya Software Solutions Ltd (FASS), based in Abuja and serving Nigerian organisations.
What this should improve
The right first release should make a specific customer journey, decision, handoff, or operational task easier to run. These are the capabilities this solution is intended to support.
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Use a website when customers mainly need information and an enquiry path; use a web application when people need accounts, private records, permissions, approvals, operational state, or reports.
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Published website and commerce prices give smaller projects a visible starting point, while custom software moves into discovery and a written Enterprise scope instead of hiding complexity behind a cheap headline price.
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Keep domain ownership, agreed deployment access, analytics, content, and handover boundaries clear so changing support arrangements does not mean losing your web presence.
How we work
We identify whether the first release is a marketing website, online store, portal, internal workflow, or a combination of public and private surfaces.
The scope names pages, roles, data, integrations, content responsibilities, revisions, delivery window, payment terms, and exclusions.
You test the real navigation, enquiry path, product or service flow, and role behaviour on a phone before launch.
We hand over the agreed access and leave a practical path for content updates, support, or the next software phase.
Reference implementation
Explore a live business-site pattern with services, published updates, enquiries, and an owner-managed content path.
Open the live demo →Public demos use fictional organisations and data. They are reference implementations for interface and workflow capability, not completed client engagements.
Before you start
FASS builds business websites and online stores through published packages. Portals, internal workflow tools, role-based applications, and larger operational systems are scoped separately through FASS Enterprise.
A FASS business website starts at From ₦35,000 with Launch. Commerce is from ₦200,000. A Portal Starter is published from ₦1,200,000; larger custom systems are scoped according to roles, data, integrations, workflow, security, and delivery requirements.
Choose a website when the main job is explaining the business, presenting products or services, and receiving enquiries. Choose a web application when users need sign-in, private records, role-based access, approvals, operational state, integrations, or reports. FASS keeps those buying paths separate so you do not pay for software complexity you do not need.
Yes. Application development is handled through FASS Enterprise when the requirement includes accounts, private records, roles, approvals, reporting, integrations, or other operational logic beyond a normal website.
FASS is based in Abuja and can serve Nigerian organisations remotely. The process uses written scope, working review links, calls or WhatsApp, and an access handover; any on-site requirement is discussed before it is included.
Yes. Website Quick Fix starts at ₦10,000 for one bounded issue such as forms, links, mobile layout, DNS, SSL, deployment, or basic metadata. Application bugs and larger legacy systems require separate scoping.