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Google Play moves its requirements every year — target SDK levels, billing library versions, data safety declarations. Keeping up with that is part of the job, not an extra.
8–16 weeksTypical for a full build with a backend
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What you get
What actually lands.
A signed release build meeting the current target SDK requirement
Play Console set up — listing, data safety form, content rating, release tracks
Staged rollout, so a bad release reaches 1% of users rather than all of them
An iOS build from the same codebase, if you want one
Honest fit
When to call us — and when not to.
The second list is the useful one. Finding out on the first call that this isn't the right job costs both of us ten minutes; finding out three weeks in costs a great deal more.
Good fit
- You want to be on Google Play and would rather not learn the Console
- You have an app that can no longer be updated because it misses a requirement
- You want both platforms without two teams
Not us
- You need deep hardware or OEM-specific integration
- You want an APK distributed outside Play with no update path — possible, rarely wise
Before you ask
The questions that actually come up.
Play keeps warning me about requirements. Can that be fixed?
Usually yes, and usually faster than expected. The recurring ones are the target SDK level, an outdated billing library and a missing data safety declaration — all mechanical once someone sits down with the Console.
Android or iOS first?
With one Flutter codebase the question mostly goes away — the marginal cost of the second platform is small. If budget forces a choice, it follows where your users are, not where the tooling is easier.
Will I own the code?
Yes, in full, on completion — source, assets, and the accounts they run on. There is no licence to keep paying and nothing held back to lock you in. If you later take it to another developer, everything they need goes with it.
Who will I actually be talking to?
The people writing the code. There are no account managers and no relay chain, which is why answers come back in hours rather than at the next sprint boundary.
Looking for something else?
Hire a Flutter Developer Flutter is what we build in every day — not a framework picked up for your project. Both of our apps on the stores are Flutter, from one codebase each. Hire a Flutter Developer for an MVP Something real in front of users, on both platforms, without spending the whole budget getting there. Scope is agreed before anything is built, so the number you are quoted is the number. Hire a Firebase Developer Firebase is quick to start and easy to get wrong. The part that matters is the security rules and the data shape — the two things that are painful to change once you have users. Hire an iOS App Developer Apps on the App Store, submitted and through review by the same people who wrote them. Getting an app built is the easy half; getting it approved is where projects stall.
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