Mobile App Development Company in Delhi

A single-flow MVP covering one user type runs ₹80K-1.5L over 8-12 weeks. A booking app with payments and reminders lands at ₹1-2L. A D2C commerce app with catalogue, cart, and UPI is ₹1.5-3L. Two-sided marketplaces with vendor onboarding and payouts start around ₹2.5L and go up with the payout logic. Every band covers both iOS and Android, store submission, and a round of post-launch fixes.

For the overwhelming majority of Delhi business apps, Flutter or React Native is the correct answer: one codebase, roughly half the cost, and no drift between platforms. Native becomes worth the extra budget when you need deep platform integration such as heavy background location, complex camera or AR work, or very tight performance on older devices. We will tell you which side of that line you are on before quoting, not after.

Yes, and it is included rather than billed separately. That covers the Play Store data-safety declaration, content rating, and target-API compliance, plus App Store review notes, privacy nutrition labels, and demo credentials for the reviewer. Those forms are what reject most first submissions, and we would rather fill them in correctly than have you discover it a week before launch.

Where the work happens in the field, yes, because we build offline-first. Data is written to a local store, queued, and synced when connectivity returns, with conflict handling defined up front rather than left to chance. For NCR distribution and delivery teams this is usually the difference between an app people use and one they abandon in the second week.

You do, from day one. The repository sits under your GitHub or GitLab organisation, the Play Console and App Store Connect accounts are yours, and the signing keys are handed over with documentation on how to rotate them. We have seen too many Delhi businesses discover the previous agency owned the store listing and could not be reached, so we set it up the other way round at the start.

Usually yes, and the honest first step is a short paid audit. We read the code, try to build and run it, and check whether the store accounts and keys are recoverable. Sometimes the code is fine and only the relationship broke down. Sometimes the keys are gone, which means a new listing and losing existing installs, and it is better to know that in week one than month three.