Our simple answer is, it depends upon what kind of mobile app do you need.

Two important factors determine the cost. First, what technology do you need and second what functionality do you require in your app. On average, it could be from AED 30,000 to AED 400,000 or even more.

If you have a requirement, simply put it on paper and share it with us. GCC Marketing will be happy to quote.

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Our simple answer is, it depends upon what kind of mobile app do you need.

Two important factors determine the cost. First, what technology do you need and second what functionality do you require in your app. On average, it could be from AED 30,000 to AED 400,000 or even more.

If you have a requirement, simply put it on paper and share it with us. GCC Marketing will be happy to quote.

Our simple answer is, it depends upon what kind of mobile app do you need.

Two important factors determine the cost. First, what technology do you need and second what functionality do you require in your app. On average, it could be from AED 30,000 to AED 400,000 or even more.

If you have a requirement, simply put it on paper and share it with us. GCC Marketing will be happy to quote.

There are two important factors that make mobile app development so expensive:

1. Technology: Different technologies come with different price tags. Almost all technologies are free however, the developers of those technologies are paid in different baskets.
2. Talent: The price tag will also depend upon how good and experienced the team is working on your app. 

A simple app normally takes around 45 to 60 workdays.

An app with a standard difficulty level could take a timeframe of 90 to 100 workdays. 

Higher-level mobile app developments could go even up to a year or so.

The most famous platforms in the world for apps downloads are iOS & Android which will give you the most downloads. leaving one and only building the app for others will cut the download potential by almost half. We are sure you don't wanna do that. 

The native apps should be build when you want a very good customer experience and you have enough time to build each nitty-gritty of the app in full detail. It will have better access to the device's hardware e.g. speaker, media, location, etc.

Hybrid apps should be build when you want to hit the Android and iOS stores as soon as possible. In other terms, you don't have much time. On top of that, you don't have much budget as hybrid apps are cheaper than native. 

A mobile app is created through a specific process/phase.

Phase-1: Kickstart meeting to refine the idea and clearly writing the scope of the app. The client must agree so that no surprises show up while execution.

Phase-2: Sitemap is created to understand and list the main structure of the app.

Phase-3: Wireframes are created which outline the layout of the app. 

Phase-3: Actual designs are created for each screen with branding. At this stage, you will see, how the actual app will look like. 

Phase-4: Development

Phase-5: App will be tested for any bugs or issues. The client is also involved. 

Phase-6: Getting the app live by listing it on stores e.g. Android, iOS, etc.

Both Android & iOS are good. However, it should be the traffic or download factors you should be looking at. On average Android store will get your app more downloads than iOS.