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Contact UsHow Much Does an Android App Cost?
We have developed apps that range from £10,000 to £500,000. As you can well imagine, Android mobile apps come in all shapes and sizes. Features and functionality, scalability, usability, performance – all these factors greatly affect the scope of building a mobile app.
Working with a leading UK-based Android app development company does not have to cost you a fortune. With over a decade of experience in developing mobile apps, GoodCore can help develop your Android apps cost-effectively.
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Prototype
Our team builds prototypes of the finished software application to help you visualize and “play with” the finished software at the initial stages of the project. Our iterative approach helps foster feedback from clients to improve the performance and user experience delivered by the app.
Custom Development
Our technical architects break up the application into the logical tiers (Presentation, Logic, and Data Access) and specify the class hierarchy for object-oriented design.
Launch
Our team of app developers is skilled in planning and executing the launch of Android apps to the app store. We deploy the software and put in place application monitoring, periodic data backup mechanisms, and other necessary support tools.
Android App Development Insights
Frequently Asked Questions
- Requirement Analysis: We collect, analyze and document all the requirements of your project.
- UI/UX design: We finalize the look of Android apps with the help of wireframes, screen-by-screen designs, and prototypes.
- Development: Using programming languages like Java and Kotlin, we develop your custom Android application.
- Maintenance: If requested, we provide support and maintenance for the application.
The final cost of software development comprises four major components: Development, Project Management, Quality Assurance, and UI/UX Design.
- Fixed-price fixed-scope model: If you have well-defined requirements and a pre-decided timeline for your project in mind, a fixed-cost model would work best for you.
- Dedicated team model: If you feel that (a) your project requirements may change over time or (b) you will need to hire specialists for multiple projects over time but you don’t have the budget for it, you can choose to have our dedicated team of experts assigned to you.
- Time-and-materials model: If you are unable to decide on a fixed scope, timeframe, or cost for your project, you can go for this model so that your project can be divided into smaller phases over time incurring varying costs.
- Hybrid model: This model works best in situations where there are frequent fluctuations in the project workload or requirements set.