Custom Mobile App Development Services Empowered by Hardware and IoT Proficiency

The right choice between cross-platform, native, and hybrid mobile app development depends on the characteristics of your application, the habits and requirements of its target audience, and the limitations of your budget and development team.

The native app development involves creating an application for one platform using the native language of a particular operating system. This method is good for cases where there are no tight limits on timing and your team size, but there are high performance standards that must be met.

Cross-platform application development is suitable for solutions that are targeted toward audiences on multiple platforms. This option is suitable for low-cost applications that are built using frameworks.

The hybrid mobile app development is cost-effective and similar to the native one in many ways, but uses built-in browsers to work. Such applications are relatively inexpensive and fast to develop, but their UX is often inferior to native ones.

To choose the right platform (iOS vs Android) for your mobile app, consider your target audience, budget, and app features. iOS is ideal for a premium audience, as it has quicker monetisation and facilitated development. Android is better for broader reach, diverse markets, and flexibility. Research user demographics and device preferences to guide your decision.

There is no fixed price for our custom mobile application development services. The cost depends on the amount of work and the time involved. For “turnkey” engineering, the cost depends on the following factors:

• whether the requirements are fully formed or need to be prepared with our help; 
• whether the design is ready or needs to be developed by us; 
• the platforms that need to be supported; 
• backend app development requirements; 
• interfaces (how well-designed, tested, and documented they are); 
• code design (including documentation); 
• testing and other project documentation. 

In the "team as a service" contract, the cost depends on the time spent on the creation of your app.

You can monetise your mobile app through strategies like in-app purchases, subscriptions, advertisements, and freemium models. Analyse your app's value proposition and user behaviour to choose the best monetisation method. Offering a combination of these strategies often maximises revenue.

An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) in mobile app development is a version of your app with core features that solve the primary problem for users. It allows you to test your idea, gather feedback, and iterate before investing in development. This approach reduces risks and saves time.

Submitting a mobile app to the App Store and Google Play involves creating developer accounts, preparing your app (including icons, screenshots, and metadata), testing for compliance, and submitting it for review. Apple's review process is stricter and takes longer, while Google Play's process is generally faster.

To optimise a mobile app for performance, focus on efficient coding, compressing assets, and minimising API calls. Regularly test for load speed, memory usage, and responsiveness. Caching, lower app size, and compatibility with different devices improve performance.