Mobile & web app development.
Software your customers and staff actually use. Android and iOS apps from ₹80,000, web applications, and a straight answer on whether you need an app at all.
Built for businesses that need software, not just pages.
A website tells people what you do. An application lets people do something: create an account, place an order, book a slot, submit a claim, track a job or manage records. If your business already runs on spreadsheets, WhatsApp threads and manual follow-ups, an application is usually the next step.
Netqorix builds mobile apps for Android and iOS, and web applications that run in a browser. Sanjeev scopes the work directly with you, so the first release contains what your business actually needs to operate, not a long feature list you will never use.
Work out what you actually need first.
You mainly need to be found, explain your services and receive enquiries. Visitors read, then contact you. Nothing is stored or processed after that. This is the cheapest and fastest option — see website development and deployment (/services-web).
People need to log in and work with data: a customer portal, a booking system, an internal dashboard, an ordering tool. It runs in a browser on any device, needs no installation and can be updated instantly for everyone.
You need something on a phone home screen that works with the camera, GPS, offline storage or push notifications — or your users are field staff, delivery riders or repeat customers who open it every day.
Many businesses begin with a website plus a simple web application, and add a mobile app once real usage proves it is needed. Send your requirement on WhatsApp and Sanjeev will tell you which of the three fits, including when the answer is "you do not need an app yet".
The business problems an application usually solves.
The same information is typed into WhatsApp, a spreadsheet and an invoice. An app captures it once.
Staff work from different copies of the same file and nobody knows which is current.
Every booking, status check or reorder needs a phone call to your team.
You cannot see how many jobs are open, who owns them or what is overdue.
Invoices, receipts and reminders are sent individually.
People working outside the office record work on paper and re-enter it later.
Not every problem needs custom software. Some are solved more cheaply with workflow automation (/services-automation) or an admin dashboard (/services-addons) added to an existing website.
A simple explanation of how an app gets built.
Every application has three parts, and the fixed quote covers all three.
1. The screens people see (front end):
The forms, lists, buttons and dashboards. For mobile apps, Netqorix normally uses cross-platform technology (React Native or Flutter), which means one codebase produces both the Android and iOS app. This is faster and cheaper than writing two separate apps.
2. The engine behind it (back end):
The part that stores your data, checks who is allowed to see what, sends notifications and talks to payment gateways or other systems. This is where most of the real engineering effort sits.
3. Where it runs (hosting and deployment):
The servers, database and security configuration. This is set up on a cloud provider and handed over to you. See cloud services and infrastructure (/services-cloud) for how that is managed.
If you need a separate, fully native Android app written in Kotlin and a separate iOS app written in Swift — usually for heavy graphics, deep device features or strict platform requirements — that is quoted as a premium over the cross-platform base.
Three build tiers, plus native and store deployment.
Which tier applies depends on the number of screens, how many user roles exist, whether money moves through the app, and how many outside systems it must talk to. The tier is agreed with you in writing before work starts.
| Tier | Scope and deliverables | Project rate |
|---|---|---|
| Simple App | A few screens, basic backend REST APIs, cross-platform build (React Native or Flutter) for iOS and Android. | ₹80,000 – ₹2,00,000 |
| Mid-Complexity | Login and accounts, payment gateways, REST or GraphQL APIs, push notifications, real-time sync, user profiles, dashboard. | ₹3,00,000 – ₹8,00,000 |
| Complex / Enterprise | Custom business logic, high concurrency scale, multiple third-party integrations, comprehensive admin management portal. | ₹10,00,000+ |
| Native Build Premium | Separate dedicated native iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin) codebases. This is a multiplier applied over the base tier, not a standalone price. | 1.5× – 2× base |
| App Store Deployment | Apple App Store and Google Play Store account setup, store listing graphics, guidelines submission and review handling. | ₹10,000 – ₹25,000 |
Every rate above is a project rate billed per project, not a subscription. The standard payment schedule is 50% to start and 50% on delivery. Full line-item rates for every Netqorix service are on the pricing page.
Deliverables and exclusions, stated up front.
Included in the agreed scope:
- The working application built to the approved scope.
- Source code for the front end and back end.
- The agreed accounts, credentials and access, handed over after final settlement.
- Testing against the agreed functionality before release.
- Deployment of the first production version.
- App Store and Play Store submission, when the App Store Deployment item is included in your quote.
Not included unless quoted separately:
- Apple Developer Program and Google Play developer account fees, which are paid by you directly to Apple and Google.
- Cloud hosting, database and third-party service charges. See cloud services (/services-cloud).
- Payment gateway transaction fees charged by Razorpay, Stripe, PayPal or your bank.
- Content, product data, photography and copywriting.
- Ongoing support, bug fixes and new features after handover. See maintenance and support (/services-maintenance).
- Marketing, app store advertising and user acquisition.
- Features discussed but not written into the approved scope.
Three situations, described as hypotheticals.
The following are illustrative scenarios written to explain how scope affects tier and price. They are not Netqorix client projects. Verified Netqorix projects are published on the work page.
A tuition centre wants parents to see attendance and fee status.
Parents log in, see their child's attendance and outstanding fees, and pay online. Staff mark attendance from a tablet. That is a small number of screens with one payment integration — typically a Simple App, moving into Mid-Complexity once automated fee reminders and multiple branches are added.
An equipment rental business wants to stop losing track of stock.
Customers request equipment, staff approve, and each item is tracked from dispatch to return with photos and condition notes. This needs user roles, real-time status, notifications and a management dashboard — typically Mid-Complexity.
A logistics operator wants drivers to update deliveries from the road.
Drivers need offline capture, GPS, camera proof of delivery and sync when signal returns, with a control room dashboard and integration into an existing ERP. Multiple integrations and high concurrency push this to the Complex / Enterprise tier.
How an app project runs from brief to release.
Describe what the app must do, who uses it, and which systems it must connect to. Screenshots of your current spreadsheets or process are genuinely useful here.
Sanjeev separates what must be in the first release from what can follow later, confirms the tier, and issues a fixed quote with the deliverables, exclusions and payment milestones written down.
Screens and flows are agreed first, then the back end and front end are built. You review working builds as agreed rather than waiting until the end.
The app is tested against the approved scope. Web applications are deployed to production. Mobile apps are submitted to the App Store and Play Store when store deployment is in your quote.
The agreed source code, credentials and accounts are handed over after final settlement. Optional maintenance can begin from this point.
What you pay once, and what keeps costing money.
One-time project cost:
The build itself is billed per project at the tier rate above, 50% to start and 50% on delivery. If the scope changes mid-project, the change is quoted and approved separately before it is built.
Recurring costs you should budget for:
An application is not a one-time purchase. Plan for hosting and database charges, the Apple Developer Program and Google Play developer account fees, SMS, email or push notification charges, payment gateway transaction fees, and any paid APIs the app depends on. These are billed by those providers, and the amounts depend on your usage.
Keeping the app working after launch:
Operating systems, app stores and third-party APIs change. Without maintenance, apps eventually break or get removed from stores. Maintenance is optional and priced separately — see maintenance and support (/services-maintenance) for annual maintenance and monthly retainer rates.
Netqorix itemises these in your quote so you can see the difference between the one-time build and the ongoing bill before you commit.
App development questions.
Do I need a mobile app or is a website enough?
What is the difference between a web app and a mobile app?
Will one app work on both Android and iPhone?
Are the Apple and Google developer fees included?
Who owns the app and the source code?
Can Apple or Google reject my app?
Can you add features later?
What usually goes with an app project.
Tell Sanjeev what the app needs to do.
Send what the app should do, who will use it and which systems it must connect to. You will get a straight answer on whether you need a website, a web application or a mobile app, followed by a fixed quote after scope review.
Compare every Netqorix rate on the pricing page.