Development
App Development Growth
$2,999.00
About This Service
A full-featured, revenue-ready mobile app built with React Native or Flutter, backed by a custom API (Node.js or .NET) rather than a generic backend-as-a-service. Includes in-app payments (Stripe or PayPal), an analytics dashboard so you can actually see how users behave, social login (Google, Apple, Facebook) to reduce signup friction, and an admin panel to manage app content and users without touching code. Includes 30 days of post-launch support.
What's Included
- ✓ Full-featured cross-platform app (React Native / Flutter)
- ✓ Custom backend API (Node.js / .NET)
- ✓ In-app payments (Stripe / PayPal)
- ✓ Analytics dashboard to track growth in real time
- ✓ Social login (Google, Apple, Facebook)
- ✓ Admin panel
- ✓ 30-day post-launch support
Frequently Asked Questions
Why a custom backend instead of Firebase or a similar service?
A custom API gives you full control over your data, business logic, and how the app scales. Firebase-style backends are faster to start but become limiting once you need custom payment logic, complex permissions, or heavy data processing.
How does the in-app payment setup work, do I need my own Stripe/PayPal account?
Yes, you'll need your own merchant account with Stripe or PayPal (this is standard; payments go directly to your account, not through us). We handle the technical integration into the app.
What can I actually see in the analytics dashboard?
User activity (signups, active users, feature usage), retention trends, and revenue if in-app payments are enabled, are built specifically around your app's data, not a generic analytics template.
Can I manage app content myself after launch, or do I need a developer?
The admin panel is built so you can update content, manage users, and view app data yourself, no code required for day-to-day management.
Does React Native/Flutter affect app performance compared to fully native apps?
For the vast majority of business apps, no noticeable difference; React Native and Flutter both compile to near-native performance and are used in production by companies like Instagram, Shopify, and Google Pay.