Pricing / By Techrays Labs / Published 25 Nov 2024

How much does Flutter app development cost?

What a Flutter app costs at a fixed price, why one codebase for iOS and Android lowers the number, and which features still add cost.

A Flutter app MVP starts from $6k as an MVP Sprint of 4 to 6 weeks. A larger Flutter product with payments, an admin portal and a security review starts from $12k as a Product Build of 8 to 14 weeks. Flutter lets one team ship iOS and Android from one codebase, which is the main reason it can cost less than two native apps. Your fixed price is set after a scoping call.

What does a Flutter app cost, tier by tier?

TierStarts fromTypical durationWhat it covers
MVP Sprint$6k4 to 6 weeksDesign system, Flutter MVP for iOS and Android, one core integration, launch
Product Build$12k8 to 14 weeksEverything in the Sprint, plus payments or ledger modules, admin portal, security review

See Flutter app development and the pricing page.

Why does one codebase cost less?

You pay for one set of screens, one set of business logic and one round of testing instead of two. A change ships to both platforms together. Features that need deep platform access, such as some Bluetooth or background tasks, can still need native code, and we flag those during scoping.

What still adds cost?

  • Backend. The API and database behind the app are separate from Flutter.
  • Integrations. Payments, maps, push notifications and identity checks.
  • Offline mode. Local storage and sync logic.
  • Store release. Accounts, listings and review for App Store and Google Play.

Not sure between frameworks? Read Flutter vs React Native for startups.

What is not included?

Our fee covers design, engineering, testing and launch. Store accounts, hosting and third-party usage costs are billed by those providers to accounts in your name.

How do you get an exact number?

Book a free 30-minute scoping call. Within 24 hours you receive a scoped, fixed-price proposal with a delivery date. Get a fixed quote.

FAQ

Is Flutter cheaper than native?

For an app on both platforms, usually yes, because there is one codebase. We confirm this in your proposal.

Do I own the Flutter code?

Yes. Code and IP are yours from day one, on an open-source stack.

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