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It depends on the features, the platforms and the back end behind it. A focused first version costs far less than a feature-packed launch, so we usually scope that first and price it as a fixed proposal. We'll also estimate the running costs, such as hosting, store fees and updates.

For most business apps, cross-platform is the better choice: one React Native codebase for iOS and Android, lower cost and faster updates. Native makes sense when you need demanding graphics or deep hardware access. We'll recommend one based on your features, not our preference.

Yes. We prepare the builds, store listings and screenshots, handle the review process for both stores and publish under your own developer accounts, so the app is always yours.

Yes. Apps usually share data with a website, CRM, booking or payment system. We build the APIs to connect them, or use the ones you already have, so content and customer data stay in step.

A progressive web app is a website that behaves like an app. It can be installed to the home screen, send notifications on supported devices and cope with a weak connection. It skips the app stores, which makes it quicker and cheaper to launch, though access to some device features is limited.

It depends on scope. We aim to put a clickable prototype in front of you early, then deliver working builds every sprint, so you can see progress on your own phone throughout. The first version is scoped to launch as soon as it's genuinely useful.

Yes. iOS and Android release major updates every year, so apps need regular care. Ongoing support covers updates, monitoring, fixes and new features.