One Quotation For Both
We quote the app and the system behind it together, so you never have to referee an app agency and a software house.
Your customer checks a booking on the train. Your engineer closes a job from the van. Each app is built as an extension of a custom SaaS application, on the same accounts and data.
The app and its system are priced together. Applications start from £8,500.
Built Together
Building the app and the system together saves you a supplier, a hand-off and a second bill.
We quote the app and the system behind it together, so you never have to referee an app agency and a software house.
For many jobs, an app installed from the browser is all you need, with no app store involved. Where the work calls for a native iOS or Android app, we build that instead. The Fixed-Price Specification settles which.
When we add a feature to the phone app, we test it side by side with the browser version before either reaches your users.
On the Managed Service, we operate the app and its system as one, inside your own project. If your own team takes them on, we hand over the code, settings and documentation.
Where It Runs
The app's data, and the system behind it, live in your company's own Google Cloud project.
The parts of the app that work behind the scenes live there too, and Google bills that project straight to your company at its own prices. We work inside it with the access you grant, which you can narrow or remove whenever you choose. Every application we build works this way.
Mobile App Development
An app is only as useful as the system behind it. We engineer the two as one piece of work: one system, reached from a browser or a phone.
Every app we build connects back to the same system, so a booking made on a phone is the booking your staff see in the browser.
Pricing
One Quotation covers the app and its system, at a single price agreed before we build either.
Tell us what the app has to do, who will use it and what it connects to. A person replies in writing within one working day.
The Fixed-Price Specification puts that in writing and ends with one Quotation for the app and its system, with a price and a date. If it cannot settle both, the specification fee is refunded in full.
We design and build both inside your own Google Cloud project, under the access you grant us.
Once the app is live, choose our Managed Service or your own team. Operating it is priced separately from building it.
Application prices are on the custom SaaS page, and the Managed Service has its own page.
FAQ
Yes, as extensions of custom SaaS applications. Every useful app needs software behind it to handle sign-in, data and bookings. We design and build the app and that software together, in a Google Cloud project your company owns, and quote them as one.
No. On its own, an app cannot share its bookings, accounts or records with your staff or your other systems.
If the system behind it does not exist yet, we build one as a custom SaaS application and the app extends it. If you already use software the app would need to talk to, tell us what it is and we will tell you the next step.
The app is priced with the system it extends, in one Quotation. Applications start from £8,500, and the Fixed-Price Specification puts your figure in writing before we build. What the app adds depends on what it has to do, which is exactly what the specification works out.
Often the browser is enough. A browser app can sit on a phone's home screen without going through an app store, and it costs less to build. We will tell you which one you need, even when the answer is the smaller piece of work.
Your company does, once it is paid for, along with the application it extends. Both run in a project that has been your company's from the start.
You choose. On the Managed Service we operate the app and its system together, on either plan, or we hand everything over and your own team operates both. The choice comes once the app is built, and operating it has its own price.
Get In Touch
Tell us what the app needs to do and who it is for, and a person will write back with how we would engineer it.