pick 01 · our own card
Digital Heroes
Delhi engineering HQ and New York HQ · founded 2017 · facts from our company page
Founded in 2017 by Prasun Anand, who still runs it, and registered as Digital Heroes Technologies Pvt Ltd in India and Digital Heroesco LLC in the US; your agreement names the one that signs. Engineers work from the Delhi headquarters and Lucknow; some of the mobile engineers are based in Sydney. The New York office at 1140 Broadway holds leadership and US account directors, not engineers.
A free 30 minute call brings a written scope within 48 hours. Two weeks of paid discovery follow, quoted separately, and close with a fixed bid or a recommendation to buy instead. Each build week ends in a recorded demo of working code, and a week without one is not invoiced. The repositories and cloud accounts are held in your name.
Recent work, shown with each client's permission: the whole Planivo platform for clinic and hospital rosters, the South African web to print store SpeedyPrint, and the AirTrainr athlete and trainer mobile apps. Clutch: 5.0 from 66 verified reviews (checked 13 October 2026).
Best for: an overseas buyer with one defined process to turn into software, who wants a fixed price, same day answers on Eastern Time and the code in its own accounts.
Does not fit: a job below our floor of one senior engineer and one designer, a buyer whose contract bars engineers outside the US, or a programme that has to open with dozens of engineers at once.
pick 02
Net Solutions
Chandigarh · founded 2000 · netsolutions.com, read 13 Oct 2026
Net Solutions Pvt Ltd lists its head office in the Rajiv Gandhi Chandigarh Technology Park and offices in Los Angeles, New York, Toronto and London, covering the three markets outside India it says it serves. It states 350 employees and splits its work into commerce engineering, product and platform engineering, and experience design.
The proof runs long: the site says its custom platform has carried Euro Car Parts, which it calls the UK's largest parts distributor, since 2008, and it shows HBR Ascend, built for Harvard Business Publishing.
Best for: a retailer, distributor or publisher in North America or the UK that wants one team to rebuild a commerce or subscription platform and then keep developing it for years.
Does not fit: a one off internal tool with no roadmap after launch; the firm pitches platforms that keep growing.
pick 03
TatvaSoft
Ahmedabad and Rajkot · founded 2001 · tatvasoft.com, read 13 Oct 2026
TatvaSoft gives 2001 as its founding year, states 1,350+ IT professionals and calls itself a CMMI level 3 company. Outside India it lists Dallas, London, Melbourne, Toronto, Kawasaki in Japan and Dammam in Saudi Arabia. It sells a fixed cost proposal delivered in milestones, or team augmentation.
Its named stack leans to enterprise Microsoft and Java work: .NET, Java, SharePoint, BizTalk and Power BI. Its India page shows a .NET foreign exchange platform built for a UK client.
Best for: a mid sized company replacing a line of business system on .NET or Java that wants a price per milestone and a US or UK address on the paperwork.
Does not fit: a founder who wants product strategy and design to lead; the site leads with technologies and process, not product discovery.
pick 04
Hidden Brains
Ahmedabad · founded 2003 · hiddenbrains.com, read 13 Oct 2026
Hidden Brains Infotech Pvt. Ltd. gives 2003 as its founding year, describes itself as CMMI Level 3 and states a 700+ workforce. It lists US offices in Irvine, California and Schaumburg, Illinois, plus Dubai, Kuala Lumpur, Lagos, Andover in England and Stavanger in Norway.
The draw for this buyer is Microsoft and ERP depth: the homepage names Azure, Power Platform, Microsoft 365 and Dynamics, and an ERP and CRM practice. A US client on its about page credits it with healthcare knowledge across four projects in 15 years.
Best for: a company already running Dynamics or Microsoft 365 that needs custom modules, portals or integrations built around it, with a US office to call.
Does not fit: anyone after a small studio's attention; with offices on four continents, get your lead's name before you sign.
pick 05
MindInventory
Ahmedabad · founded 2011 · mindinventory.com, read 13 Oct 2026
MindInventory says it was founded in 2011 in Ahmedabad and has 300+ technology specialists, with addresses in Strongsville, Ohio and The Hague. It names KFC, Panasonic, Booking.com, Tinder and AirAsia among its clients.
Its menus put product discovery, prototyping and MVP development first, beside SaaS builds and UI and UX design, and it lists ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 42001, the standard for managing AI systems.
Best for: a funded founder who needs discovery and design before any code, then a first release of a mobile or SaaS product.
Does not fit: an operations team that already holds a signed specification and only wants it built; you would be paying for a discovery phase you have already done.
pick 06
ValueCoders
Noida · since 2004 · valuecoders.com, read 13 Oct 2026
ValueCoders says it has delivered IT outsourcing since 2004 with 650+ software professionals, under founder and CEO Parvesh Aggarwal. It is based in Noida with a Gurgaon regional office, and lists addresses in Austin, London and Dubai. Its engagement menu reads team extension, delivery pods, development centres and a team trial.
It is specific about staffing speed: screening to onboarding within two weeks, and a replacement engineer within 48 hours.
Best for: a product company with its own engineering managers that wants more engineers inside its process, or a firm building its own India centre.
Does not fit: a buyer with no technical lead who wants a finished system at a fixed price; the model assumes someone on your side directs the engineers.
pick 07
Enaviya
Bengaluru · founded 2006 · enaviya.com, read 13 Oct 2026
Enaviya Information Technologies Pvt. Ltd. gives 2006 as its founding year and Manish Kumar as founder, lists offices in Bengaluru, Keller in Texas and Johannesburg, and states 100+ software experts. SharePoint, Microsoft 365, .NET and Azure head its expertise menu.
It also sells ready products, among them SpendMantra for expense and travel, procurement and auction systems and an environmental health and safety system, each of which it says can be customised. It prices by fixed price, time and materials or dedicated team, and puts a simple project at 6 to 12 weeks.
Best for: a company whose need sits close to expense, procurement or safety software and would rather adapt a working product than build from nothing.
Does not fit: a startup building a consumer app; the site centres on enterprise workflow and SharePoint.
pick 08
OrangeMantra
Gurugram and Noida · since 2001 · orangemantra.com, read 13 Oct 2026
OrangeMantra dates itself to 2001, lists its headquarters on Sohna Road in Gurgaon, an office in Noida and a US address in San Jose, and states 400+ tech professionals. The clients it names include Ikea, Nestle, Panasonic, Tata, PVR, Decathlon and Haldiram's, plus a quote from Ecom Express, an Indian logistics network.
Its menus cover enterprise commerce suites, from Adobe Commerce to SAP Commerce Cloud and Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
Best for: a brand selling into India, or a retailer on an enterprise commerce suite, that wants a partner with Indian consumer market experience.
Does not fit: an East Coast or European buyer who wants an office in its own region; the one office it lists outside India is in San Jose, 12.5 to 13.5 hours behind India.
pick 09
WeblineIndia
Ahmedabad · founded 1999 · weblineindia.com, read 13 Oct 2026
WeblineIndia says it was established in 1999 to build custom software for US companies at offshore prices, making it the oldest firm here. It lists offices in Ahmedabad and Irvine, California, and 165+ developers, designers and QA specialists serving 825+ small and mid sized businesses in 25+ countries.
It calls its delivery model RelyShore, short for reliable offshore, cites ISO certified processes and offers a free idea prototyping session.
Best for: a small business with a modest, clearly defined project that wants a long established offshore team and a US contact point.
Does not fit: a programme that needs a large bench within a month; at about 165 people, a big build would take a large share of the firm.