iOS and Android Mobile App Development with Flutter

I build mobile applications with Flutter for iOS and Android from a single codebase. In 2026, building two separate native apps costs 60-70% more than using a cross-platform framework, with no real performance advantage for most commercial projects [citation:3]. My focus is delivering a functional, published, maintainable app with a clear scope from day one.

What my mobile development service includes

I work from scope definition through App Store and Google Play publication. If you already have a backend or API, I integrate it; if not, I advise on the minimum infrastructure needed for the app to operate without relying on costly services.

• iOS and Android apps with Flutter: one codebase, two platforms, simpler and cheaper maintenance.
• Backend or API integration: connection to existing systems or definition of the required architecture.
• Push notifications: Firebase Cloud Messaging setup to keep users engaged.
• Store publishing: management of the review process on App Store and Google Play.
• Training and handoff: documented code and a transfer session so your team can continue.

How much a mobile app costs in Peru in 2026

Real market ranges in Peru for 2026 place a catalog or informational app (no login or payments) at S/ 6,000 – S/ 12,000. An app with authentication and user profiles, without a payment gateway, runs S/ 12,000 – S/ 22,000. Projects with e-commerce and a local payment gateway range from S/ 22,000 to S/ 45,000 [citation:5].

My starting rate of $1,750 corresponds to a functional app with content listing, basic authentication, and integration with an existing API. Projects with payment gateways, advanced geolocation, or admin panels require a specific quote.

Costs to consider beyond development

A published app has operating expenses independent of development: Apple developer account ($99/year) and Google Play ($25 one-time), hosting or cloud services (from $10/month depending on volume), and annual maintenance that typically runs 15-20% of the initial cost to stay compatible with new iOS and Android versions [citation:5][citation:8].