There is no cut-and-dried answer to this question. The cost of building a mobile app will be solely dependent on the features and complexity desired by the app owner. You need to consider a number of factors before you can decide on a budget for your mobile app development project, some of which are: How complex do you want your front-end to be? Is there a steep deadline that you must meet? What are the stakeholder expectations for your mobile app? How detailed do you want your UI to be? How large a load must your app’s back-end be able to handle? What are your financial projections like? How soon do you wish to break even on your app’s development costs?

There is a big difference between cross-platform and native app development. With native app development, separate apps are developed for the Android and iOS platforms. With cross-platform development, a single app works on both platforms. Native app development employs the default development languages and IDEs for the Android and iOS environments. For Android apps, this usually involves Java/Kotlin with Android Studio. For iOS apps, this involves Objective C or Swift with Xcode. Native apps typically function faultlessly on their designated platforms and rank highly in their respective app stores. Native app development, however, is more costly and time-consuming. Well-developed cross-platform apps also function well but take less time and money to develop. Also, cross-platform apps update more easily than native apps. We will work with you to determine whether cross-platform or native development is the right choice for your business.