YOUR APP AT A FIXED PRICE

In 2026, app development will cost between €15,000 and €80,000. A clickable prototype costs €5,500, a simple app or MVP costs €15,000–35,000, a moderately complex app costs €35,000–80,000, and a complex system landscape starts at €80,000. The key factors are the scope of functionality, the number of system integrations, and the need for coordination. In addition, there are ongoing operating costs after launch.

That depends on the scope. For a simple app or an MVP, expect to pay starting at €75 per month for hosting and software licenses, as well as starting at €250 for maintenance and security updates. For a moderately complex app, the costs start at €200 and €450, respectively, and for a complex system landscape, they start at €1,000 and €2,500. On top of that, there are fees from your payment provider, as well as $99 per year for the Apple Developer Program and a one-time fee of $25 for the Google Play Console. We pass on hosting and licensing costs to you exactly as they are, with no markup—you have full cost transparency.

Because a large portion of the work is no longer done manually: we use AI to generate the basic framework, standard functions, tests, and documentation. Our entire development process is optimized for the use of AI, across all roles.

For an initial draft: yes, and many of the people we’ve spoken with have already done so. The real work begins after that—addressing bugs, security, scalability, performance, and store approval. We use the same tools, but someone has to decide what gets built, review risky areas like payments, define the architecture, and take responsibility for every change. Even the major AI providers don’t leave sensitive areas to AI—that’s exactly the work we take on.

With us, you have access to the code repository right from the start and receive rights to use the code. Your project, your business—your code. You always retain full control and have complete transparency.

We are currently achieving excellent results within the Claude ecosystem. The generated code is also reviewed by a model from another vendor, which provides an unbiased perspective (cross-vendor review). We continuously monitor the market, and our processes are designed to accommodate a change in tools.

Data minimization is standard practice for us: Only requirements and code are included in the development process—no production or personal data. We use business accounts without training on customer data and enter into data processing agreements. Upon request, we deploy self-hosted models within the EU.

Yes. We take on existing codebases, including those created using AI tools. We start by conducting an assessment rather than holding a workshop.