A real app for your business.
Without the agency invoice.
iPhone and Android apps, published under your own business name, built in weeks rather than quarters. You get the flat price and the timeline before anyone starts writing code.
What an app actually costs
The honest answer used to be tens of thousands of dollars, which is why most small businesses never got one. A development shop had to put several people on it for months, and somebody had to pay for those months.
We build with AI, so the same work takes a fraction of the time. Setup on a straightforward app starts around $100, and a full custom build with accounts, payments, and integrations typically lands under $1,000. After launch it is $20 to $60 a month to host, update, support, and keep in the stores.
Your exact number depends on what the app has to do. You get it in writing before you commit, and it does not move afterward.
What is included
Everything below is part of a standard build. None of it is an upsell discovered halfway through.
- One build, both platformsiPhone and Android from a single codebase, so you are not paying twice or waiting twice.
- Published under your nameYour business owns the App Store and Google Play listings, the branding, and the customer relationship.
- A web version tooMost builds include a browser version so customers who will not install an app can still use it.
- Push notificationsReach customers directly instead of hoping an email survives the promotions tab.
- Accounts and paymentsCustomer logins and card payments wired up properly, not bolted on later.
- Store submission handledReview guidelines, privacy labels, screenshots, and the resubmissions when Apple asks for changes.
Tell us what the app needs to do
Describe it in plain language. You get a real scope and a real number back, usually the same day.
Things we will tell you straight
We would rather talk you out of the wrong project than sell you one.
- An app is not always the answerIf customers interact with you a few times a year, a good mobile website usually beats an app they will delete. We will say so.
- The stores charge their own feesApple and Google each charge a developer account fee, and take a cut of in-app purchases. Those are theirs, not ours, and we tell you the numbers up front.
- Reviews take timeApp Store review is outside anyone's control. We build fast, but the store queue is the store queue.