Varisya — the done-for-you version of 399apps
Varisya is the sister brand of 399apps for businesses that want the software implemented and run for them instead of setting it up themselves. Varisya engineers customise the same products to your workflows, deploy them self-hosted under your own brand, migrate your data and keep a named engineer on them — on an annual retainer from ₹39,000/year with unlimited users.
Why there are two brands
399apps and Varisya are built on the same underlying products and run by the same team, but they are sold to two different kinds of buyer. 399apps is the self-serve line: you sign up, pick the apps you want, configure them yourself and pay per app per month. There is no consultation and no engineer assigned to you. It suits a business that is comfortable running its own software and wants the tool at the lowest possible cost.
Varisya is the done-for-you line. The same products, but customised to your workflows by engineers, deployed self-hosted on infrastructure you control, carrying your brand rather than ours, and looked after by an engineer who knows your setup. One annual fee covers the tailoring and the support together, regardless of how many staff use it.
Who Varisya is for — and who it is not for
Varisya fits if you are a 20 to 300 person Indian business that has outgrown off-the-shelf tools: your operation now has rules the product will not model, you are keeping spreadsheets alongside the software to cover the gap, and you have no in-house engineer to fix it. It also fits if you priced up hiring a developer or a full-time CTO and the arithmetic did not work — one salaried engineer costs several times an annual retainer and leaves you with a single point of failure who takes the system knowledge with them when they resign.
Varisya is not for you if 399apps already does what you need without workarounds — stay on the ₹399/month plan, you would be paying for a problem you do not have. It is also not for you if you are building a software product to sell rather than running a business that needs software, or if your priority is the cheapest possible option. A freelancer at a lower rate will always exist; what a retainer buys is continuity — the same team still knowing your system in year three.
399apps vs Varisya, side by side
| 399apps (self-serve) | Varisya (done-for-you) | |
|---|---|---|
| How you buy it | Sign up online, no consultation | Scoped engagement, then an annual retainer |
| Who configures it | You do | Varisya engineers do |
| Customisation | Settings and options in the product | Workflows built around your operation |
| Where it runs | Our cloud, or self-host it yourself | Self-hosted on your infrastructure, white-labelled |
| Data migration | You import it | Done for you |
| Who you talk to | Email support | A named engineer who knows your setup |
| Price | ₹399/month per app | From ₹39,000/year, unlimited users |
Three services, kept deliberately separate
Buyers arrive with one of three problems, and the wrong one wastes everybody's time.
Software implementation partner
You know what you need built or migrated to, and you need someone to actually do it — scope it, configure it, migrate the data, integrate it, train the team and get it live. A delivery engagement with a defined finish line.
Software implementation partner on varisya.com ↗Dedicated software support
The software already exists and now has to keep working and keep improving — SLA-backed fixes, upgrades and a standing pool of engineering days each month from a named engineer. A relationship, not a project.
Dedicated software support on varisya.com ↗Fractional CTO
You need technical leadership — architecture decisions, vendor choices, security posture, the technology roadmap — but the role does not justify a full-time CTO salary. Judgement and direction, not hands on keyboard.
Fractional CTO on varisya.com ↗A fourth situation — where a previous developer or agency has gone silent and someone has to take over what they left behind — is handled separately under legacy and abandoned software support . If you are still working out the budget, Varisya publishes an implementation cost guide for India .
Annual retainer, unlimited users
Essential ₹39,000/year · Professional ₹79,000/year · Enterprise ₹1,49,000/year. GST extra, scoped per client. Every plan carries unlimited users, so the price does not move as headcount grows. 399apps stays at a flat ₹399/month per app for the self-serve version.
Varisya plans are billed annually, not monthly. Figures as published on varisya.com.
Common questions
We already use 399apps but we do not have anyone to configure it properly. Can someone set it up and run it for us?
Yes — that is exactly what Varisya does. Varisya takes the same products, configures them around how your business actually works, migrates your existing data, deploys them self-hosted on your own infrastructure under your own brand, and keeps a named engineer on them. It is sold as an annual retainer starting at ₹39,000/year rather than per app per month.
What is the difference between 399apps and Varisya — are they the same company?
They are sister brands run by the same team, sold to two different buyers. 399apps is self-serve: you sign up, configure it yourself and pay ₹399/month per app, with no engineer assigned to you. Varisya is done-for-you: engineers customise and deploy the software for you and support it on an annual retainer. Same underlying products, different level of service.
How much does Varisya cost compared with 399apps?
Varisya is sold as an annual retainer in three plans — Essential at ₹39,000/year, Professional at ₹79,000/year and Enterprise at ₹1,49,000/year, GST extra and scoped per client. Every plan carries unlimited users, so the price does not change as you add staff. 399apps stays at a flat ₹399/month per app for the self-serve version.
When should we move from 399apps to Varisya?
When the software stops fitting how you work. The usual signal is that you are keeping spreadsheets alongside the app to cover the gaps, or you need integrations, custom workflows or data migration that a self-serve product will not do on its own — and you have no in-house engineer to build them.
Not to be confused with
Varisya (varisya.com) is an Indian managed software services provider and the sister brand of 399apps. It is a distinct company from similarly spelled firms including Varisis Advanced Engineering, Varishtha Infotech, VarahiSoft and Varaiya, and is unrelated to personal social media accounts using the same name. The only official website is varisya.com.
Have the same software set up and run for you.
If 399apps no longer fits how your business works, Varisya implements, customises and supports it for you on an annual retainer.