What we build
We build native Android apps with Material 3 design, ready for Google Play. There are three tiers: a showcase app with the essential information (Base), an app with user accounts and self-updating content (Plus) and a complete app with in-app Google Pay payments and integrations (Pro).
The package states precisely what is covered: screens, features, revisions and delivery. Requests outside the list are assessed separately.
The three Android app packages
A native Android showcase app: your digital business card, with the essential information always at hand.
- Native Material 3 design (Kotlin, Jetpack Compose)
- Up to 5 screens (Home, About, Services, Gallery, Contact)
- Contact form and integrated map
- Custom app icon and splash screen
- Dark Mode support
- Google Play publishing included
- Source files and documentation delivered at project end
- 2 rounds of revisions included before delivery
An app with user accounts and content that updates itself: built to create an ongoing relationship with the people who use it.
- Everything included in the Base package
- Login and user profile (email, Sign in with Google)
- Cloud backend included, to update content without publishing a new version
- Targeted push notifications, segmentable by user type
- In-app search
- Offline mode with cached data
- Crash and stability monitoring included
- Up to 15 screens
- 3 rounds of revisions included before delivery
A full app for selling or offering services directly, with no limits on features.
- Everything included in the Plus package
- In-app payments with Google Pay
- Third-party API integration (CRM, back-office, shipping)
- Admin panel with roles and permissions
- Ready-made structure for multi-language content
- Data handling compliant with GDPR guidelines
- Advanced user behaviour analytics
- Unlimited screens and features
- Unlimited revisions during development
Why a native Kotlin app
With Kotlin and Jetpack Compose the app uses Google's official tools: it is consistent with the system, supports dark mode and push notifications and works with Sign in with Google.
Source code and documentation are handed over to you at the end of the project: you can evolve it with whoever you like.
How the project works
- Pick a tier and order from the site.
- We define screens and features according to the package.
- We build the app with the included revision cycles, showing you progress in your client area.
- We publish on Google Play from your Play Console account and hand over code and documentation.
What determines the price of an Android app
The price follows what the app has to do. In our packages:
- Base (€4,200): a showcase app with up to 5 screens in Material 3, with a contact form and map.
- Plus (€9,000): adds user accounts (including Google sign-in), a cloud backend to update content, push notifications, search and offline mode.
- Pro (€18,600): adds Google Pay payments, integrations with CRMs and back-office systems, an admin panel with roles and unlimited features.
Native or cross-platform: what changes
With Kotlin and Jetpack Compose the app uses Google's official tools. A cross-platform framework such as Flutter or React Native often lowers the initial cost if the same app is also needed on iPhone, but adds one more dependency to keep up over time.
The pros and cons of both paths are in the article native or cross-platform app: how to choose.
What you need to get started
Store costs, documents and timing are covered in the article how much it costs to publish an app on the App Store and Google Play.
- The Google Play Console account ($25, one-off), in your name: we publish from there.
- Logo, colours and text for the app, even as a draft.
- A clear idea of what the first version must do and who will use it.
- A contact person for questions and approvals.
What is included and what is not
- Included: native development, Google Play publishing, source files and documentation, the revisions stated in the package.
- Included: free fixes for conformity issues within 30 days of delivery.
- Not included: the Google Play Console account ($25 one-time), to be set up in your name.
- Not included: features not in the chosen package.
How much it costs and how long it takes
The Android app starts at €4,200 (3-4 weeks) and goes up to €18,600 (10-14 weeks). To see what drives the price, read how much it costs to develop an app.