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The price of an app depends on the platforms, the number of screens, the features and whether it needs its own backend. Answer four questions to see a range for yours.
Cross-platform tools let one codebase serve iPhone and Android, which usually costs far less than two separate native apps.
Every screen needs design, development and testing on real devices.
Payments, chat and maps rely on outside services and need careful work to be reliable.
Most apps need a server for accounts and data. Reusing yours is cheaper than building a new one.
| Project | Typical range (USD) | Usually includes |
|---|---|---|
| Simple app (MVP) | $3,000 – $8,000 | 5–10 screens, login, one platform or cross-platform |
| Business app | $8,000 – $15,000 | Payments, notifications, admin dashboard |
| Marketplace or platform | $15,000+ | Several user types, chat, maps, complex backend |
Estimates are indicative; final price after a free consultation.
A cross-platform app with about 12 screens: customer accounts, push notifications for offers, a map of branches and an admin dashboard, on a new backend. Standard timeline.
Estimated cost
$9,900 – $13,950 USD
A first version (MVP) usually costs $3,000–8,000. Business apps with payments and an admin dashboard are often $8,000–15,000, and larger platforms more.
In Lebanon most users are on Android, but iPhone users often spend more. A cross-platform app covers both for about 30% more than a single platform.
An MVP takes about 6–10 weeks. Larger apps take 3–6 months, usually released in stages.
No. Apple charges $99 a year and Google a one-time $25. We handle the publishing for you, under your own developer accounts.
If users log in, save data or see content you update, yes. If you already have a system with an API, we can connect to it instead of building a new one.
Plan for updates every year as iOS and Android change. Our maintenance plans start at $50–150 a month; servers are billed separately.