.NET Development Company in Dublin

QServices is a remote-first .NET development company serving Dublin businesses in Tech, FinTech, and Pharma. We are not headquartered in Dublin, but we work with Irish companies on .NET engagements with four to five hours of GMT morning overlap each working day. Our software development services page covers the full scope of what we build.

What Dublin buyers typically need from .NET development

Dublin's economy is built around European headquarters of global tech firms, a regulated FinTech sector overseen by the Central Bank of Ireland, and multinational Pharma operations. The .NET projects we see from companies in this type of environment cluster around a few specific needs:

• Payment and settlement platforms for FinTech firms that must comply with Central Bank of Ireland authorisation requirements and EU GDPR data-handling obligations.
• Internal SaaS platforms and REST APIs for tech companies running European operations who need OpenAPI-documented contracts and Azure App Service deployments.
• Validated data pipelines and reporting tools for Pharma operations that require audit-trail-ready codebases and change-management documentation suitable for regulatory review.
• .NET Framework to .NET 8 migrations to eliminate on-prem infrastructure debt and move to cloud-native deployment on Azure.

Every project touching personal data of EU residents sits under GDPR, enforced in Ireland by the Data Protection Commission. For regulated financial firms, the Central Bank of Ireland's ICT risk and operational resilience guidelines add requirements around access controls, change management, and incident reporting. We scope for both from day one rather than treating compliance as a late-stage concern.

As a Microsoft Solutions Partner for Azure, we have direct access to Azure technical resources and architecture review support. For Dublin clients building on Azure App Service, SQL Server, or Azure Service Bus, that partnership is a practical advantage when escalating infrastructure questions or planning for scale.

How we work with Dublin clients

Our engineering team is in India on IST (GMT+5:30). When Dublin's working day starts at 9:00 AM GMT, our team is at 2:30 PM IST and available through approximately 6:30 PM IST, which maps to 1:00 PM Dublin time. That gives us four to four-and-a-half hours of real-time overlap each working day.

In a running engagement, this looks like: a 30-minute standup at 9:30 AM Dublin time, async updates through Slack or Microsoft Teams during the day, pull request reviews turned around within the overlap window, and a sprint demo every two weeks. You have access to a shared project board and a staging environment at all times.

On data residency: all Azure deployments are configured to West Europe or North Europe regions so that client data stays within the EU. No production data passes through India-based infrastructure. If your legal team requires a formal Data Processing Agreement to satisfy GDPR obligations, we provide one as part of the engagement contract. On-site visits to Dublin are available for requirements workshops or milestone reviews if preferred.

Every engagement includes Human-in-the-Loop governance: a defined review checkpoint before any automated process runs against production data. For regulated industries in Dublin, this means a clear audit trail of who reviewed what and when, which a compliance team can inspect.

Relevant work in similar markets

We have not delivered a project for a company headquartered in Ireland. We say that plainly because an honest answer is more useful to you than a vague claim. The closest real work we have done is in regulated FinTech and payments, which maps directly to the dominant .NET use case in Dublin's FinTech sector.

For SomBank, an Islamic bank in Somalia, we built a full mobile payment platform on .NET and React Native, deployed on Azure with Azure B2C for identity management, Azure Service Bus for async messaging, Azure Key Vault for secrets, and an Ocelot API Gateway. The platform launched to over 100,000 downloads and a 4.8-star rating, the first digital payment system in a predominantly cash-based economy.

For Varipay, an international payments aggregator in Jamaica, we built a microservices .NET platform integrating Stripe, PayPal, Wise, and regional gateways. The result was a 30 percent reduction in transaction fees through routing optimisation and settlement times cut from three to five days to under 24 hours, with a unified reconciliation engine and full audit trail.

Neither client is in Dublin, but both are in regulated financial services with the same accountability requirements: documented APIs, audit trails, access controls, and a delivery process a compliance team can review. Dublin FinTech buyers can expect the same delivery model.

What .NET development costs for a typical Dublin project

We price in USD. Typical project brackets after scoping:

• Small ($2,000-$8,000, 80-200 hours): A single API service, a targeted module addition, or a data migration on an existing .NET codebase.
• Medium ($8,000-$30,000, 200-600 hours): A standalone internal tool, a documented REST API with authentication and role-based access control, or a .NET 8 migration of a smaller legacy application.
• Large ($30,000-$120,000, 600-2,000 hours): A multi-service platform with CI/CD pipelines, Azure deployment, and integration into two or more external systems.
• Platform ($120,000-$400,000, 2,000-6,000 hours): Full product build with a dedicated team and ongoing delivery cadence.

For Dublin projects with GDPR or Central Bank of Ireland compliance in scope, budget an additional 15 to 25 percent for access control design, audit logging, data residency configuration, and documentation. See our .NET development pricing guide for a full breakdown, or our .NET for FinTech page for financial services context.

How to start working with us

Three steps from first contact to project start:

1. Discovery call (30 minutes): We discuss your requirements, constraints, and timeline. No sales pitch. Just a conversation to see whether there is a fit.
2. Scoping document: Within five business days we send a written scope covering architecture approach, team composition, delivery milestones, and a fixed or time-and-materials estimate.
3. Project start: Once scope is agreed, we onboard your team to the shared project board and begin the first sprint within two weeks.

Can you work with Dublin companies remotely?

Yes. All our Irish and EU client engagements run entirely remotely. Dublin operates on GMT (or Irish Standard Time, GMT+1, in summer), and our India team is on IST (GMT+5:30). When it is 9:00 AM in Dublin, it is 2:30 PM in India. We have four to five hours of real-time overlap covering the morning portion of Dublin's working day. We use Microsoft Teams or Slack depending on client preference. All client data is stored in Azure EU regions and no production data is routed through India-based infrastructure. The Data Protection Commission is Ireland's GDPR supervisory authority, and we provide Data Processing Agreements where required.