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A focused consumer MVP — core feature set, auth, two or three key screens and store submission — typically runs €25k–70k. A full product with multiple user roles, a custom backend, third-party integrations and post-launch support is €70k–200k+. We provide fixed-price proposals for well-scoped MVPs and time-and-materials for iterative builds. A free 30-minute call gives you a first-cut range without any commitment.

A focused MVP reaches both stores in two to four months. More complex apps with a custom backend, complex data models or regulatory requirements (HIPAA, medical device) take four to eight months. We run weekly demos from sprint one so you can adjust scope based on what you see rather than waiting for a big reveal. App Store and Play Store review adds one to two weeks to any timeline.

Cross-platform (Flutter) is the right default for most products: one codebase, guaranteed feature parity, lower cost, faster iteration. Go native when you need deep platform integration that Flutter cannot express cleanly — complex ARKit scenes, CarPlay, Watch OS features, or a heavily custom rendering pipeline. For most B2C and B2B apps, Flutter delivers a native-quality experience at 60% of the cost. We run a 30-minute technical alignment session with you before recommending anything.

Apple and Google release major OS updates annually, and each one can break things without warning. Our post-launch plans cover compatibility testing and fixes within 30 days of any major OS release. Beyond that, we offer sprint-based feature evolution or a monthly retainer covering monitoring, dependency updates and a guaranteed response SLA for production incidents.

Rejections happen — even to experienced teams. We include re-submission in our store delivery process at no extra cost. We know the most common rejection patterns (privacy policy gaps, in-app purchase flows, data collection disclosures) and design against them upfront. If a review reveals a fundamental product concern, we document it, recommend a fix and re-submit. We have never had a permanent rejection on a client app.