Mobile App
Development

Our 2026 pricing guide for the Turkish market plans a clickable prototype at roughly 50,000–100,000 TL, a simple iOS + Android MVP at 150,000–350,000 TL, and a standard business app with an admin panel and integrations at 300,000–800,000 TL. Complex products can exceed 2,000,000 TL. These are planning ranges; we give a firm price after a feature list and technical discovery.

For a clearly scoped MVP with core features, our target is 6–8 weeks. Apps with payments, live location, data migration or many integrations take longer. The timeline depends most on design approvals, API readiness and App Store and Google Play review times, so we agree on the schedule together during discovery.

In most projects we use a cross-platform approach that builds iOS and Android from a single codebase, so both platforms launch together and maintenance is lighter. Native development can be the better choice when you need camera, Bluetooth, heavy graphics or a platform-specific experience. We recommend the approach that fits your project.

Yes. We prepare your app for release and manage the App Store and Google Play submission process. We recommend opening developer accounts in your company's name: the Apple Developer Program costs 99 USD per year, and Google Play charges a one-time 25 USD registration fee. Final approval depends on each store's own review policies.

We plan the backend API, admin panel and store submission your app needs as part of the project. During discovery we define together which screens, user roles and reports the panel will include, because "admin panel included" says little on its own. Third-party costs such as servers, SMS and maps are planned separately.

Yes. We provide 30 days of post-launch support, and after that we can continue with maintenance, updates and new features based on user feedback and your growth goals. Because operating systems and store rules keep changing, we recommend budgeting for maintenance separately from the initial build.

Write down the problem your app solves, its main users and the must-have features in a short note. In the first call we turn that idea into an MVP scope together and separate the essentials from features that can wait. Our project brief guide (in Turkish) lists what to prepare before requesting quotes.