Question 1

How much does a mobile app cost?

Accepted Answer

Mobile app development typically ranges from £4,500 for simple apps to £22,000 for complex solutions. We use hybrid frameworks (Ionic, React Native, Angular) to build once and deploy to both iOS and Android, which significantly reduces costs compared to native development. Ongoing hosting and maintenance starts at £99/month.

Question 2

What's the difference between project-based and subscription pricing?

Accepted Answer

Project-based pricing is a one-time fee for building your mobile app, web platform, or AI solution. You own the code and can host it yourself. Subscription pricing covers ongoing hosting, maintenance, updates, and support. Most clients start with a project build, then move to a subscription for peace of mind.

Question 3

How long does development take?

Accepted Answer

Simple projects take 2–4 weeks, standard builds 6–10 weeks, and complex platforms 12+ weeks. We'll give you a timeline during the proposal stage. Our cross-platform approach means we deliver faster than traditional native development.

Question 4

Do you handle app store submissions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We manage the entire app store submission process for both iOS (Apple App Store) and Android (Google Play). This is included in project builds and ongoing with our mobile app hosting subscriptions (£99/mo+).

Question 5

Can you integrate with our existing systems?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We specialise in integrations with CRMs, billing systems, warehouse management, and data platforms. If it has an API, we can connect it. Integration projects range from £1,200–£15,000 depending on complexity.

Question 6

How do you ensure security and compliance?

Accepted Answer

We deploy on private VPS infrastructure with SSL encryption, implement access controls aligned to your policies, and follow GDPR best practices. For regulated industries, we offer security reviews, penetration test support, and compliance documentation as part of Enterprise packages.

Blog

Why Gulf Businesses Prefer UK Tech Partners

Why UK Tech Companies Have a Competitive Advantage