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Answers to the questions we are asked.

Written for the person deciding, not for other developers. What things cost in Nepal, what to check before you sign, and what tends to go wrong.

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Topics covered

  • AI
  • Costs
  • Payments
  • Buying advice

Will AI replace developers in 2026?

The short answer is no, and the longer answer matters more if you are paying someone to build software. What AI genuinely does well, what it still cannot do, and what has actually changed.

  • AI has changed how code gets written, not who is accountable for it. The work has moved from producing code to specifying, reviewing and owning it.
  • It is strongest on the parts that are well defined and repetitive, and weakest on the parts that decide whether a project succeeds: what to build, and what happens at the edges.
  1. How much does a website cost in Nepal?

    What a landing page, a business website and an online store cost, what moves the price up or down, and the costs that continue after launch.

  2. Taking online payments in Nepal: eSewa, Khalti and Fonepay

    What each provider is for, what the merchant accounts cost you, what integration involves, and why cash on delivery still belongs in your checkout.

  3. Website or mobile app: which does your business actually need?

    Most businesses that ask for an app need a website. Here is the test we apply, what each option costs in time and money, and when a native app genuinely earns its place.

  4. Who should own your domain, hosting and logins?

    You should. Here is how to check what is registered in your name today, what to ask a vendor before you sign, and what to do if you are already locked out.

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