Service

Maintenance & Support

App Development builds a mobile app for your business — most often cross-platform, so it reaches both iOS and Android from a single codebase rather than two separate builds.

Who It's For

Maintenance & Support for Your Business

Businesses whose customers would genuinely benefit from a dedicated app — recurring bookings, loyalty programs, or a service best used on the go — beyond what a mobile-friendly website already covers.

Benefits
  • One app, both platforms — no separate iOS and Android budgets
  • Faster to build and update than two native codebases
  • A direct channel to customers who'd rather tap an icon than open a browser
What's Included
  • Cross-platform app build (iOS and Android)
  • Core app screens and navigation
  • Integration with your existing backend or booking system
  • App store submission support
  • Launch testing across common devices
What's Not Included
  • Native-only features requiring platform-specific development (quoted separately)
  • Ongoing app store fees (charged directly by Apple/Google)
  • Post-launch feature additions beyond initial scope

Cross-Platform Is the Right Default for Most Business Apps

Building with a shared codebase (using frameworks like Flutter or React Native) typically costs 30-45% less than developing separate native iOS and Android apps, since the same code deploys to both platforms instead of maintaining two parallel builds. For booking apps, loyalty programs, local-service apps, and most small-to-mid-sized business tools, the performance difference from native is rarely something an end user would actually notice.

When Native Development Is Genuinely Worth the Extra Cost

Native development earns its higher cost in specific situations — deep hardware access (advanced camera controls, biometric authentication, AR features), graphics-intensive apps like games, or when every last bit of platform-specific performance genuinely matters to the product. Outside those cases, cross-platform delivers comparable quality at meaningfully lower cost and a faster path to launch.

An App Should Solve a Problem a Website Can't

A mobile-responsive website already covers most of what a business needs — a dedicated app makes the most sense when there's a genuine reason for a customer to want it installed specifically: push notifications for appointment reminders, a loyalty program that rewards repeat visits, or offline access to something a customer needs on the go. Building an app simply because "the website already exists" without a clear additional use case usually isn't the best use of the budget.

Launch Is the Start, Not the Finish

Mobile operating systems update regularly, and an app needs ongoing attention to stay compatible and functional — similar in spirit to how a website needs ongoing maintenance after launch, not a one-time build and walk away. Planning for this from the start, rather than treating app launch as the final step, keeps the app actually working as iOS and Android continue to evolve.

FAQ

Questions, Answered Directly

Cross-platform (Flutter or React Native) is the right default for most business apps — it costs meaningfully less than building separately for iOS and Android, with a quality difference most users won't notice. Native makes sense mainly for deep hardware access or graphics-intensive apps.

Not necessarily — a responsive website already covers most needs. An app makes the most sense when there's a specific reason customers would want it installed, like push notifications or a loyalty program.

It depends heavily on scope and features, so this is quoted individually rather than fit into a fixed package — see the website pricing breakdown for how WebBizora's core web packages are structured, then get in touch for an app-specific quote.

Yes — mobile operating systems update regularly, and an app needs periodic attention to stay compatible, similar to how a website benefits from ongoing maintenance rather than a one-time build.

Pricing

Where Maintenance & Support Fits Into Our Packages

Starter Save 93%

Typical agency cost: $2,200+

$149 one-time

A clean, professional site for a small business getting online.

  • Up to 5 Pages
  • Custom Responsive Design
  • Contact Form
  • Mobile Optimized
  • Basic Business Integrations
  • Speed Optimization
  • 1 Revision Round
  • 7 Days Support
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Business Save 92%

Typical agency cost: $3,200+

$249 one-time

More pages and integrations for a growing local or regional business.

  • Up to 10 Pages
  • Advanced Custom UI
  • Responsive Development
  • Enquiry Forms
  • WhatsApp Integration
  • Google Maps Integration
  • Useful Business Integrations
  • Speed & Security Optimization
  • 2 Revision Rounds
  • 15 Days Support
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E-Commerce Save 91%

Typical agency cost: $6,500+

$599 one-time

A complete online store, built to sell from day one.

  • Up to 50 Products
  • Custom Store Design
  • Cart, Checkout & Orders
  • Payment Gateway
  • Inventory Features
  • Coupons / Discounts
  • Responsive Development
  • Performance Optimization
  • 30 Days Support
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