Frequently asked questions
What almost everyone asks.
Pricing, timelines, payment terms and who owns the code. If your question isn't here, message me.
Pricing & payment terms
4 questions
How much does an app cost?
A native iPhone app starts at $6,500, and iPhone + Android starts at $12,000, with a basic backend included. To start with less risk, the app plan + prototype is $750 and is credited if we build the app.
How much is a custom website?
A website with bookings, forms and an admin panel starts at $3,500. A simple landing page starts at $750, and a bilingual site of about 5 pages starts at $1,500.
How do I pay?
You pay a deposit to start (40–50% depending on the project) and the rest on delivery. The price is fixed and in writing before we start.
Is the monthly plan required?
No. It's optional and covers hosting, updates and support. If you'd rather host it yourself, the code is yours.
Timelines & launch
2 questions
How long does it take?
A landing page, 1 week. A bilingual site, 2–3 weeks. A custom website with bookings, 4–6 weeks. A native app, 6–12 weeks depending on scope.
Do you publish the app to the App Store and Google Play?
Yes. I handle publishing under your developer account (Apple charges 99 USD a year, Google 25 USD once) and the store reviews.
Your project
5 questions
Why native instead of a web app?
A native app (Swift on iPhone, Kotlin on Android) is faster, can work offline, sends push notifications, supports widgets and feels like any app in the store. A web app is cheaper, but it shows.
Do I own the code and the domain?
Yes. The code, the domain and the store accounts are yours. If you ever want to move on, I hand everything over.
Do you work in Spanish too?
Yes, English or Spanish, your choice. Everything happens over video calls and WhatsApp.
Do you work remotely?
Yes. All work is remote, over video calls and WhatsApp, so I can work with your business wherever you are.
What if I already have a website or an app?
We can redesign it, add what's missing (bookings, forms, an admin panel) or build the backend it needs.