Chrishan Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Chrishan Technology Solutions operates offices in Toronto, Edmonton, and Ludhiana, India, with over 13 years in offshore software development. The company claims 1,000+ engineers on its bench and maintains an average engagement duration of 2 years. Founded by Sandeep Taur (CEO), Chrishan builds custom web and mobile applications, SaaS platforms, and e-commerce systems for clients across North America and beyond.

The firm positions itself as a nearshore option for Canadian and US companies, with teams "online when you are." Named projects in the source include Get Set Visa (an immigration marketplace connecting applicants with consultants), Guglu.ca (a Canadian real estate brokerage platform offering residential listings), and Versicom Corp (a tax professional communications and contact management system). A testimonial from Tu Van, Director of Digital Strategy at Get Set Visa, notes that "Chrishan provides amazing development and design resourcing" and helped the team "speed up product design and delivery while reducing our costs."

Services and capabilities

Chrishan's service mix spans custom software development, web application development (from CMS sites to progressive web apps), mobile app development for iOS and Android, QA and testing, UX/UI design, AI and data science, and DevOps/infrastructure work.

On the web side, the company handles SaaS application development (multi-tenant, secure systems), front-end work with React, Angular, and Vue, Node.js and backend services, progressive web apps, and e-commerce platforms using Shopify and Magento. Mobile offerings include native app development, hybrid cross-platform solutions, business apps with API integration, enterprise mobile apps, and IoT applications.

QA covers manual and automated testing, with the source mentioning "regression testing techniques" to ensure applications are "wholly bug-free." The company also offers product management support—requirements gathering, stakeholder alignment, roadmap definition—and business analysis to catch misalignment early in projects.

How they work

Chrishan operates three engagement models: project-based support (fixed-price quotes for defined scope), ad-hoc task support (pay-as-you-go for undefined scope), and offshore remote teams (dedicated staff). The source emphasizes a phased approach to web development: product management and business analysis, technical research, software architecture design, then development split into front-end, back-end, and testing phases. The company references weekly standups, sprint planning, code audits pre-release, and weekly demos to stakeholders. Support is available 24/7 across time zones.

The source provides no explicit pricing, but the company advertises "flexible, efficient scaling"—the ability to expand or reduce team size on demand.

Notable work

Three specific projects appear in the source. Get Set Visa, an immigration marketplace, received design, development, and deployment services; Tu Van's testimonial credits Chrishan with speeding up product design and delivery while reducing costs, calling it "hands down the best vendor decision my team has made." Guglu.ca, a Canadian real estate platform, received the same range of services. Versicom Corp (versicomcorp.com), a tax-office communications system, was developed as an SaaS application. The source also mentions Caspita in the hospitality sector, though with minimal detail.

Team and credentials

Sandeep Taur is named CEO and founder. The company claims 1,000+ engineers total and describes a "rigorous hiring process." No formal certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.) are mentioned in the source. The source notes that Chrishan's "nearshore teams" operate in English and are located in Toronto, Edmonton, and India, positioning them as aligned with North American time zones. No partner status with major cloud or platform vendors is stated.

Technology stack

The source lists technologies across categories: Backend (no specifics given), Frontend (React.js, Angular.js, Vue.js), Databases (unspecified), CMS (unspecified), Cloud (unspecified), Testing (unspecified), and DevOps (unspecified). E-commerce platforms include Shopify and Magento. The company mentions Node.js for backend work but does not provide a comprehensive tech stack breakdown.