Mobile app development in Yerevan
An iOS and Android app that brings customers back: two-tap ordering, loyalty points, bookings and push notifications. One codebase for both stores — faster and cheaper than two separate apps.
- Price · Buyout — the project is yours
- from 799 000 ֏
- Timeline
- from 4 weeks
+ support from 49 900 ֏/mo after launch
What you get.
- 01
iOS and Android at once
One codebase, a native look and speed on both platforms.
- 02
Store publishing
Screenshots, descriptions and getting through App Store and Google Play review.
- 03
Push notifications
Promotions, order status, booking reminders — free, no SMS.
- 04
Loyalty and points
A customer card in the phone, points, personal offers.
- 05
Admin panel
Catalogue, orders and campaigns — no developer needed.
- 06
Connected to your site and CRM
The app works with the same data as your website and back office.
Who this is for.
- Cafés, restaurants and delivery with regular customers.
- Salons, clinics and car services: bookings and reminders.
- Stores with a loyalty programme.
- Services where the customer needs a personal account on their phone.
From brief
to launch in four steps.
- 01 · 30 min
Brief & goals.
30 minutes on a call. You describe the task, we say what's realistic and at what cost.
- 02 · 3-5 days
Design & content.
Prototype, mockups, copy. We agree in iterations — no endless edits.
- 03 · 1-2 wks
Build & integrations.
Responsive markup, CMS setup, payments, analytics, domain.
- 04 · 48 h
Launch & support.
Hosting, training, small tweaks for 2 weeks after release included.
Already live.
Frequently asked questions.
How much does a mobile app cost?
From 799,000 ֏ for an iOS and Android app with an admin panel; the price depends on the number of screens, in-app payments and integrations. Support starts at 49,900 ֏ a month. Developer accounts are paid separately: Apple charges $99 a year, Google $25 once.
How long does it take?
From 4 weeks to the first version in the stores. Apple's review usually takes one to a few days, and we plan for it.
Do I need an app if I have a website?
Not always. An app pays off when customers come back regularly — to order, book or collect points. For one-off purchases a fast mobile website is enough, and we'll tell you so.
Whose name is the app published under?
Yours: the App Store and Google Play accounts are registered to your company, and the code is handed over after payment.