Custom web applications, e-commerce and payment integrations built in Next.js and React. A Lusaka engineering studio delivering to businesses across Zambia and beyond.
There is a point where a website stops being a brochure and starts being a system. Orders have to reach the warehouse. Payments have to reconcile. Registrations have to land somewhere a real person can act on them. That is development, not design, and it is where most Zambian projects quietly fall over.
Pixel Pulse Studio builds that layer. We own the whole pipeline — infrastructure, backend, interface — so there is no gap between the team that designed it and the team that has to make it work. We have shipped conference registration platforms, edutech curriculum systems, engineering supply catalogues and agribusiness platforms, all live and in production.
We build on Next.js, React, Node and Postgres, deployed to edge infrastructure. That is a deliberate choice rather than a fashionable one: it keeps pages fast on Zambian mobile data, keeps hosting costs sane, and means your site is standard code that any competent developer can pick up. You are never locked to us.
Six development lanes. Most projects use two or three of them.
Dashboards, portals, booking systems and internal tools built on a scalable architecture rather than bolted onto a page builder.
Catalogue, cart, checkout and order management, built to survive slow connections and to be run day to day by your own team.
Mobile money and card processing with webhook handling, retries and reconciliation. Payments that clear and records that match.
Page weight, image handling and loading behaviour tuned for mobile data. Speed is a ranking factor and a conversion factor at once.
Business email on your own domain, DNS, deliverability and mail routing set up properly so your invoices stop landing in spam.
Requirements, process mapping and scoping before code. We translate fuzzy goals into a shippable build and tell you what to cut.
We map the process the software has to support and write down what it must do. Ambiguity is the most expensive thing in a build, so we remove it first.
Data model, integrations and infrastructure decided up front — including how payments, email and third-party APIs will hang together.
Developed in short cycles on a live preview URL, so you are clicking real software throughout rather than approving screenshots.
Deployed, monitored, indexed in Search Console, with domain and hosting in your name and access handed over. Support runs three to six months.
Full-stack builds carrying real operations — registration, curriculum, supply catalogues and agribusiness.
Development is priced by scope, not by page count alone. A brochure build starts at K6,500 and a multi-page site with forms, SEO and analytics is K15,000. Custom platforms — e-commerce, dashboards, portals, payment integrations — are quoted after discovery, because the honest answer depends on what the system has to do.
Yes. We build mobile money and card payment flows including webhook handling, retries and reconciliation, so orders actually clear and your records match the money received. Payment work is one of our core service lines.
Next.js and React on the frontend, Node and Postgres on the backend, deployed to edge infrastructure. We choose a modern, well-supported stack deliberately — it keeps sites fast, keeps hosting costs low, and means you are not locked into a vendor-specific builder.
Yes. Product catalogues, carts, checkout, order management and payment integration, built for Zambian conditions — mobile money first, tolerant of slow connections, and manageable by your own team once we hand over.
Yes. We are based in Lusaka and deliver to clients across all ten provinces and internationally. Projects run remotely as standard, so where you are located has no effect on timeline or price.
Yes. We regularly take over sites that have outgrown a page builder or been abandoned by a previous developer. We audit what exists, tell you honestly whether it is worth rescuing or rebuilding, and migrate your content and search rankings across carefully.
Yes. Domain and hosting are registered in your name and access is handed to you at launch. You own the asset outright — no hostage situations, no monthly fee just to keep the site online.
Tell us what the system needs to do. We will map the scope, flag the hard parts, and come back with a timeline and a price.
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