React Native App Development Services for Android, iOS and Cross-Platform Apps

Cost depends on the number of screens, the integrations, the design work and whether an existing back end is ready, so we give a scoped written estimate after discovery instead of a standard price. Store accounts, hosting and maintenance are separate costs that we state openly. Share your brief and we will explain what drives the estimate.

It depends on scope. A focused first release with a few screens takes less time than an app with several integrations and user roles. We agree a build order after discovery, share working builds in stages and offer no fixed timeline before the scope is confirmed.

Not always. React Native lets one codebase serve both platforms, which can reduce duplicated work, but it cannot guarantee native-level performance in every scenario. Apps that depend heavily on platform-specific features or demanding graphics can suit a fully native build better. We recommend an approach after reviewing your requirements.

Yes, most of the interface and logic is shared, and we handle the places where the two platforms behave differently. You still publish two store listings, one on Google Play and one on the Apple App Store, and each store has its own review process.

Yes. We build screens against documented REST endpoints, can work on the Laravel side where you need it, and scope each third-party service first: what data moves, who triggers it and what happens when the other service is unavailable.

Yes, where the app needs them. We plan what triggers each push notification and who receives it, and we scope which screens need maps or location so permissions are requested clearly. Delivery of notifications also depends on the user device settings and the notification provider.

Yes. We prepare the release build, help with the store listing material and support the submission. Approval and timing are decided by Google and Apple, so we cannot promise a review date, and we explain what commonly causes delays.

Yes. A maintenance arrangement covers fixes, dependency and operating-system compatibility updates and agreed small changes, while larger features are scoped as new work. We make no commitment on availability levels. See our website maintenance page for how support is structured.

Often, yes. We review the current app first and say plainly whether moving it to React Native, upgrading an existing React Native app or leaving it as it is makes the most sense, since a rewrite is not always worth the cost.

You can engage our team to build or improve a React Native app under a written scope and estimate, with an optional maintenance arrangement afterwards. This is project delivery rather than hourly staffing. NDA and IP agreements are available on request.