Question 1

How much does custom app development cost?

Accepted Answer

Mobile app projects range widely with scope: a focused MVP sits at the lower end, while multi-platform products with custom backends cost more. After one scoping call we give you a fixed, itemized quote — we don't do vague day-rate estimates that balloon later.

Question 2

How long does it take to build a mobile app?

Accepted Answer

A well-scoped MVP: 8–14 weeks. A full product with backend, admin tooling, and integrations: 4–8 months. The discovery sprint at the start gives you a committed timeline before you sign a build contract.

Question 3

How much does website development cost?

Accepted Answer

It scales with what the site must do. A high-performance corporate site is a different project from a customer portal or web application. Every quote we give is fixed-price after scoping — you'll know the number before we start.

Question 4

How do I choose a software development company?

Accepted Answer

Look for three things: shipped work you can actually use, a process that shows you working software weekly (not a reveal at the end), and people who ask about your business model before your feature list. If a vendor quotes a price before understanding the problem, walk away.

Question 5

Should I build a custom CRM or use an off-the-shelf one?

Accepted Answer

Buy off-the-shelf when a standard sales pipeline fits how you work. Build custom when your process is your edge — complex quoting, operations workflows, field teams, or data models that don't fit standard tools.

Question 6

How can I modernize legacy software without stopping the business?

Accepted Answer

Incrementally: wrap the legacy system in modern APIs, migrate one module at a time, and run old and new in parallel until numbers reconcile. We never recommend big-bang rewrites — that's how modernization projects fail.

Question 7

Flutter or native — which should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Flutter for most business apps: one codebase, both stores, lower cost, near-native performance. Native (Swift/Kotlin) when you need deep platform features — advanced camera work, heavy background processing, or maximum graphics performance.

Question 8

What happens after my product launches?

Accepted Answer

Launch is week one, not the finish line. We offer maintenance and continuous development: monitoring, security updates, performance work, and a feature cadence — most clients stay with us for years after v1.

The things every founder asks us first.

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