Mobile app development agency UK

It depends on the backend as much as the app. A focused internal tool over an existing API is a different proposition from a two-sided marketplace with payments. The honest answer is a written range after scoping, and we would be wary of anyone quoting before they know what the backend looks like.

Cross-platform, with Flutter or React Native, is entirely sensible for most business apps and lets one team serve both platforms. Native earns its premium for heavy camera work, complex background behaviour or tight hardware integration. We will tell you which you are, rather than defaulting to a preference.

A fair number of briefs we receive are better served by a responsive web application, which is cheaper, needs no store review and updates instantly. If you need offline use, the camera, location or notifications, an app earns its place. If not, we will say so even though it is less work for us.

You do. The code goes in your repositories and the apps are published under your Apple and Google developer accounts, not ours. Publishing client apps through an agency account creates a hostage situation and we do not do it.

It happens, and we handle it. We check the feature list against store requirements during scoping so the common causes are designed out, but review decisions vary and a resubmission is a normal part of the process rather than a sign something went wrong.

Platform requirement changes, OS releases and dependency updates, as a minimum. An app left untouched for two years will typically stop being accepted by the stores. We raise this at scoping because it is a real ongoing cost and discovering it later feels like a surprise bill.

Often. We assess the state of the code honestly and tell you whether continuing or restarting is cheaper. Sometimes the answer is restart, which is not what anyone wants to hear, and saying it anyway is the useful part.

Yes, and we usually should. The backend is where most of the real work sits, and splitting it across two suppliers is the most reliable way to produce an integration argument halfway through the project.

It depends on the size of the site and the scope of the work, so we do not publish a fixed price: the honest range is wide. The first conversation and the audit are free, and the quote follows them, in pounds, once we both know what the work actually is.

SpiderHunts Technologies Ltd, registered at Companies House under number 16718403, with an office at 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA. You are invoiced in pounds. The engineering team works from Lahore, which we state openly rather than implying a room full of desks in London.