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Process
What Happens Next
1
You Reach Out
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2
We Review
Our architects review your needs and assign the right specialist within 4 business hours.
3
45-Minute Call
Discovery call with a senior architect to explore requirements and goals — zero commitment.
4
Custom Proposal
A detailed technical proposal with architecture, timeline, and investment within 5 business days.
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Our office
🇵🇰 Pakistan (HQ)
Islamabad, Pakistan
Direct contacts
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Business Hours (PKT)
Mon–Fri: 9AM–6PM
24/7 for enterprise SLA clients
FAQ
Before you book the call
What is the minimum project size NovuLabs works with?
Typically $15,000 USD for a standalone module or MVP. Full enterprise platforms start from $50,000. We focus on end-to-end delivery — not hourly freelance work.
Do you sign NDAs before discussions?
Yes, mutual NDAs before any substantive technical discussion. Your IP and competitive information are protected from the first call.
Can you work alongside our existing in-house team?
Yes. Staff augmentation, co-development, and full outsourcing. Our engineers adapt to your existing stack, tools, sprint ceremonies, and communication preferences.
What compliance frameworks do you work to?
FATF, FMU Pakistan, SBP, HIPAA, HL7 FHIR, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, GDPR, and Mastercard/Visa scheme requirements. To be precise about the distinction: we engineer to these standards. Where a framework issues certification, that certificate is held by the entity operating the environment, not by its development vendor.
Do you offer fixed-price or time-and-material contracts?
Both. Fixed-price for well-defined, stable requirements. Time-and-material for evolving enterprise platforms. We recommend a model after the discovery call rather than before it.