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A software house in Karachi that builds serious business systems

Linksoft is a software company in Karachi with 28 years of systems behind it — school ERPs, textile and towel manufacturing software, FBR digital invoicing, and custom builds — scoped face-to-face in this city and supported from it.

Karachi is not one market — it is four

The businesses that come to us map the city's economy. From the industrial estates — SITE, Korangi, Landhi — come the towel producers, dyeing and bleaching units and export houses whose production still runs on registers. From every district come schools: single-campus academies to multi-section institutions, all fighting the same fee-voucher and timetable battles. From offices across the city come CFOs and accountants facing FBR's digital invoicing mandate. And from everywhere come founders who need software that doesn't exist yet.

We build for all four, and have since 1998 — which is why the answer to each is a system we have already drawn, built and deployed, not a proposal written from scratch.

  • 01 Textile & towel manufacturing — production, inventory, export documentation
  • 02 Schools — a nine-portal ERP from admissions to payroll
  • 03 Finance & compliance — FBR Iris digital invoicing, double-entry accounting
  • 04 Custom ERP, CRM and business software

How to choose a software company in Karachi

Ask any vendor the same five things. How long have their systems been running in production — years, or months? Will they scope at your premises, watching the real workflow, before quoting? Will they put the specification in writing before building? Can they name real clients you may verify? And who answers the phone after go-live — the engineers, or a sales desk?

We publish our answers: in business since 1998, on-site scoping across Karachi, written specifications before development, a client register of real names, and support from the people who built your system. Measure any software house — including us — against that list.

The full buyer's checklist →

What working with us locally looks like

We visit your school, factory or office to scope — in Karachi, in person. Billing is in rupees. Support runs Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm PKT, with a response inside 24 hours. When something needs a conversation across the table, we are ten minutes away, not ten time zones.

Real clients, listed with permission

  • Humera Textile
  • Mohammad Dyeing
  • Rida Textiles
  • Fashion Art International
  • AMS Enterprises
  • Insaf Enterprises
  • Regal Textiles
  • Hassan Textiles
  • A. Essak and Sons
  • Nazeer Dyeing
  • Chawla Dyeing/Haji Rafiuddin Waliuddin
  • Ghazali Textiles
  • ALL CLIENTS →

Asked and answered

How do I choose a software house in Karachi?

Check four things: years of systems actually in production, willingness to scope on-site before quoting, a written specification before development, and named clients you can verify. Any serious Karachi software house — Linksoft included — should pass all four.

Do you visit factories and schools on-site?

Yes — in Karachi we scope on-site. Watching the real workflow, registers and approvals is how the specification gets written; it's the first step of every local engagement.

What does custom software cost in Karachi?

It depends on workflows, screens, roles and integrations. We scope and specify in writing first, so the price reflects an agreed system rather than a guess — and a focused tool costs a fraction of a full ERP.

Which industries do you serve in Karachi?

Textile and towel manufacturing (including dyeing and bleaching units), schools and colleges, finance and FBR compliance, plus custom software for retail, logistics and other sectors.

Is Linksoft the same company as other 'LinkSofts' I find online?

No. Linksoft (linksoft.pro) is the Karachi, Pakistan software house founded in 1998 by Muhammad Rashid Anwar. Companies elsewhere sharing the name — in Europe or otherwise — and the similarly named 'Linkitsoft' are unrelated to us.

Tell us what your operation needs.

We scope honestly, specify in writing, and support what we build — the same way we have since 1998.