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Web App

A tool people log into and actually use — their own account, their own data, real functionality that does something. Includes the backend and user accounts needed to make that work, so you won't also be charged for those as separate add-ons.

Dashboards, booking systems, internal tools, anything with user accounts, saved data, or logic beyond "here's some information."

$8,000

iOS App

A native iPhone and iPad app, downloaded from the App Store.

Anything that needs to live on someone's home screen, use the camera/notifications/offline storage, or just feel native on iPhone.

$10,000

macOS App

A native Mac app, distributed outside or through the Mac App Store.

Desktop tools that need deep OS integration — menu bar apps, file system access, background processes.

$10,000

Vision Pro App

A native visionOS spatial computing app for Apple Vision Pro.

Spatial/3D experiences that only make sense in a headset — not a port of an existing app.

$15,000

Multi-Platform

Two or more of the above, built together as one system with shared design and backend.

You need, say, a web app AND an iOS app that share the same accounts and data.

$20,000

Startup

Early stage, moving fast, comfortable trading a little polish for speed to launch. Priced lower because scope stays tight and decisions get made quickly, without layers of stakeholders to route every choice through.

Enterprise

A larger organization where more people sign off, security and compliance reviews are real requirements, and integrating with existing systems takes coordination. The premium reflects that extra process, not extra work on the product itself.

Flexible

12-16 weeks

No firm deadline — work gets slotted in around other projects rather than prioritized above them. A small discount for the schedule flexibility that gives us.

Rush

4-6 weeks

A hard deadline that needs the timeline compressed — nights, weekends, and other work paused to hit it. The premium is what that actually costs, not a markup for asking.