An app earns its place when it removes work — orders that used to be phone calls, deliveries that used to be guesswork, field reports that used to arrive on paper. We build the app and the dashboard behind it.
Describe the app in a sentence or two. We reply within one working day.
Not every business needs an app — many need a good mobile website instead, and we will tell you if that is you. An app pays for itself when people use it repeatedly.
Apps are priced per feature set. The honest range for a first version is below — we scope yours precisely after one conversation.
| Package | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| MVP app One core job done well, for testing the market | 6–8 weeks | KSh 120,000 – 250,000 |
| Business app Accounts, payments, notifications, dashboard | 8–12 weeks | KSh 250,000 – 500,000 |
| Marketplace / delivery Customer app, rider app and admin panel | 12–16 weeks | From KSh 450,000 |
| Add to existing app New features or fixes on an app you already own | Quoted after review | From KSh 30,000 |
| Support plan Updates, store compliance, monitoring | Monthly | From KSh 15,000 |
Google charges a one-off USD 25 developer fee and Apple charges USD 99 a year. Those accounts are registered in your name and paid directly by you.
We turn your idea into a written feature list and cut anything not needed for version one.
You get a test build on your phone every couple of weeks, so you shape it as it grows.
We publish to the stores, watch the first real users, and fix what they run into.
A focused first version costs KSh 120,000 to KSh 250,000. A full business app with accounts, payments and an admin dashboard is KSh 250,000 to KSh 500,000. Marketplace and delivery apps with multiple user types start around KSh 450,000.
Often just a website. An app is worth it when people use it repeatedly — ordering, booking, tracking, member accounts. For occasional use, a fast mobile website costs a fraction and has no download barrier. We will tell you which one you need, even when that is the cheaper answer.
Yes. We build with Flutter or React Native so one codebase produces both. Given that most Kenyan users are on Android, we usually launch there first and follow with iOS.
Yes. In-app M-Pesa STK Push means the customer pays without leaving the app, and we add card and bank options plus payouts to riders or agents where needed.
You do. The Play Store and App Store accounts are registered in your business's name and the source code is handed over at the end.
Real users find things no test catches. Every project includes a post-launch support period, and most clients continue on a monthly plan.
Most clients start with one thing and grow into the others. It all comes from the same team.
Two or three sentences is enough for us to tell you what version one should contain and roughly what it costs.