SpikeSecure builds resort booking apps for Qatari resorts, beach clubs, desert camps and hotel groups from Coimbatore, India: a guest app and a web booking engine with live availability, seasonal rate plans, packages and add-ons, payments through QPay, Dibsy, PayTabs or Checkout.com cards and Apple Pay, OTA sync through your channel manager, PMS integration and in-stay services, in Arabic (right-to-left) and English. Fixed-scope QAR proposals within 48 hours, a 30-day warranty, an NDA and the source code in your name.
SpikeSecure Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is a software development company in Coimbatore, India, that builds resort and hotel booking apps for Qatari resorts, beach clubs, desert camps and hotel groups remotely. A build for Qatar covers a guest app for Android and iOS and a web booking engine with live availability by room, villa or unit type, seasonal rate plans, packages and add-ons, advance and full payments through QPay, Dibsy, PayTabs or Checkout.com cards and Apple Pay, confirmations and pre-arrival messages, a staff admin with an inventory calendar, two-way OTA sync through your channel manager, PMS integration and in-stay requests from the guest's phone.
What is different from a Qatari agency is the cost base and the time-zone shape, not the engineering: our published Indian ranges are the starting point for every QAR proposal and the live overlap is 07:00–16:00 AST. The point of the app is direct bookings: no OTA commission on the stay, your own guest data, and room to sell packages and upgrades. We have not yet published a resort, hotel or travel client by name, here or in India, and this page says so.
Availability by room, villa, chalet, tent or unit type across dates, with holds while the guest pays, minimum-stay and closed-to-arrival rules, maintenance blocks and a staff calendar that shows every channel's bookings in one view.
Season, weekend and holiday rates, per-night and per-person pricing, meal plans, early-bird and long-stay offers, promo codes and agent rates; packages and add-ons such as transfers, spa, tours and day passes with their own capacity limits.
Advance or full payment through QPay, Dibsy, PayTabs or Checkout.com cards and Apple Pay, balance links before arrival, cancellation and refund rules by date, and invoices in QAR; service charge and any applicable fees are itemised with the total shown before payment; no VAT is in force in Qatar at the time of writing (October 2026).
Two-way sync of availability, rates and bookings with Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda and Airbnb through the channel manager on your account, and bookings posted to your PMS where it exposes an API, or a built-in front desk for smaller properties.
Confirmations, directions and reminders by WhatsApp, SMS or email, online pre-check-in with ID upload, then room service, housekeeping, spa and activity requests from the guest's phone, routed to the right department.
Guest profiles with stay history, points or member-night plans, a review request after check-out, and reports on occupancy, average daily rate, revenue per available room, booking pace and channel mix between direct and OTA.
Qatar's leisure demand is weekend stays and day passes by residents plus event-driven inbound visitors, across Doha and Lusail beach resorts, island properties and desert camps near the Inland Sea. Day-use, pool and beach passes matter as much as room nights.
We build for Qatari resorts, beach clubs, desert camps and hotel groups, with properties in Doha, Lusail, The Pearl and the Inland Sea. The app is designed around how those stays are actually sold: unit types, seasons, packages and the add-ons guests buy with the room.
Arabic (right-to-left) and English, with Hindi, Malayalam or Tagalog for resident guests. Right-to-left layouts are engineered, not mirrored; see our Arabic and RTL development page.
Guests pay through QPay, Dibsy, PayTabs or Checkout.com cards and Apple Pay. Service charge and any applicable fees are itemised with the total shown before payment; no VAT is in force in Qatar at the time of writing (October 2026). The fee and tax set-up is confirmed with your accountant before launch.
We design for Qatar's Personal Data Privacy Protection Law (Law 13 of 2016) and its regulations, and the QFC data protection rules where you are QFC-registered (consent, purpose limitation, data-subject rights and breach notification); Qatar Tourism's licensing and classification requirements for hospitality establishments are scoped with your counsel; guest ID documents are stored encrypted with retention rules; PCI DSS scope is kept inside the gateway and public-facing screens are built to WCAG 2.1 AA, at the time of writing (October 2026). Your counsel signs off; we implement.
Google Cloud Doha, AWS Bahrain (me-south-1) or UAE (me-central-1), or Vercel, in accounts you own; encrypted Postgres, object storage and a CDN in front. Data stays in the Gulf unless you choose otherwise.
Live availability, rate plans, payment and confirmations added to your existing resort website or app, with a staff calendar. 4–6 weeks. Roughly qar 8,500–22,000.
Flutter guest app for Android and iOS, Next.js web booking engine, admin portal with inventory calendar, rate plans and packages, payments, invoices and messaging, for one resort or a small group. 8–12 weeks. Roughly qar 22,000–44,000.
Everything in the MVP across several properties, plus channel manager and PMS integration, in-stay guest services, loyalty or membership nights, role-based access per property and group reports. 12–20 weeks. Roughly qar 44,000–87,000.
Partner onboarding, listings, search by destination and dates, reviews, commission and split settlement to partners, partner dashboards and a support console. 16–24 weeks. Roughly qar 52,000–131,000.
A multi-tenant product you sell to resorts and hotels, with plans, tenant onboarding, per-tenant data isolation, a booking widget and a public API. From roughly QAR 109,000.
QAR, quoted and invoiced; USD or INR if you prefer. The fixed price is set in the invoicing currency. No VAT is in force in Qatar at the time of writing; we are an Indian entity and charge no Qatari tax on our invoices.
Cloud hosting, payment gateway charges, channel manager and PMS subscriptions billed by those vendors, messaging charges, store developer accounts, and optional maintenance from ₹15,000 per month (roughly QAR 650) with security patching, API updates and a monthly health report.
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Scheduled around the agreed Qatar overlap window; every step is written into the proposal.
On video, we map unit types, rate plans, packages, cancellation rules, your OTA listings, channel manager and PMS, agree the tax, fee and compliance scope with your accountant and counsel, and send a fixed-scope QAR proposal within 48 hours.
Guest booking flow, admin calendar and front-desk screens as a clickable prototype in your languages, tested with your reservations staff before any code.
Availability engine, rate plans and the booking flow first, then payments against gateway sandboxes, messaging, packages and integrations, in weekly recorded staging demos with GitHub access from day one.
Import of units, rates and forward bookings, recorded staff training, and a live pilot at one property with daily reconciliation against the channel manager.
App Store and Google Play submission in your developer accounts, the booking engine on your website, then the remaining properties on a rollout calendar.
30-day warranty, then optional maintenance from ₹15,000 per month (roughly QAR 650) covering OS updates, gateway and channel manager API changes, backups and a monthly health report.
SpikeSecure has one office, at CHIL SEZ IT Park, Saravanampatti, Coimbatore, India. Qatari clients are served remotely by that engineering team; there is no Qatar office, entity or local staff, and we do not claim one.
Our published Indian ranges are ₹2–5 lakh for a booking engine on an existing website, ₹5–10 lakh for a resort booking app MVP, ₹10–20 lakh for a multi-property platform with channel manager and PMS integration, ₹12–30 lakh for a multi-resort marketplace and from ₹25 lakh for a white-label booking SaaS; roughly QAR 22,000–44,000 for the MVP and roughly QAR 44,000–87,000 for a multi-property platform as indicative conversions (roughly ₹22.9 per Qatari riyal). The written QAR proposal fixes the price.
Through QPay, Dibsy, PayTabs or Checkout.com cards and Apple Pay, with an advance or the full amount at booking, a balance payment link before arrival and refund rules by date. Service charge and any applicable fees are itemised with the total shown before payment; no VAT is in force in Qatar at the time of writing (October 2026).
Yes, through a channel manager. Availability, rates and bookings sync both ways so a room sold on your app closes on the OTAs and the reverse. We integrate with the channel manager on your account, such as SiteMinder, Cloudbeds, STAAH or RateGain, where your plan includes API access; its subscription is billed by that vendor.
Yes, where the property management system exposes an API or webhooks, for example Opera Cloud, Mews, Cloudbeds or Protel: bookings, guest details and payments post to the PMS and room status flows back. If it has no API we agree a fallback in the proposal, such as a scheduled export or the built-in front desk.
Arabic (right-to-left) and English, with Hindi, Malayalam or Tagalog for resident guests. Each language has its own content, emails and messages, and localised store listings; right-to-left layouts are engineered, not mirrored.
We design for Qatar's Personal Data Privacy Protection Law (Law 13 of 2016) and its regulations, and the QFC data protection rules where you are QFC-registered (consent, purpose limitation, data-subject rights and breach notification); Qatar Tourism's licensing and classification requirements for hospitality establishments are scoped with your counsel; guest ID documents are stored encrypted with retention rules; PCI DSS scope is kept inside the gateway and public-facing screens are built to WCAG 2.1 AA, at the time of writing (October 2026). Your counsel signs off; we implement.
Google Cloud Doha, AWS Bahrain (me-south-1) or UAE (me-central-1), or Vercel, in accounts you own; encrypted Postgres, object storage and a CDN in front. Data stays in the Gulf unless you choose otherwise.
Our 09:30–18:30 IST day is 07:00–16:00 AST (UTC+3), so the whole Qatari working day overlaps live; the weekend is Friday and Saturday, so weekly demos run Sunday to Thursday. Weekly demos are recorded, a Friday status note lists decisions needed, and urgent production issues are handled outside the window under the maintenance agreement.
The booking, payment, split-settlement and real-time layers are in production in our published marketplace, store and delivery work in India. We have not yet published a resort, hotel or travel client by name, in Qatar or in India, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.
In Coimbatore, India. SpikeSecure has no Qatar office or entity; your project is delivered remotely under a mutual NDA with weekly recorded demos on a staging URL, GitHub access from day one and a written status note every Friday.
You do. Source code goes into a GitHub organisation in your name; store, cloud, payment, channel manager and messaging accounts are yours from day one; guest and booking data sit in your own databases, and the intellectual property in the delivered work is assigned to you on payment. Custom builds carry no per-booking commission.
A 30-minute discovery call and a fixed-scope quote — usually within 48 hours. No deck, no sales theatre.