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Who owes what, finally clear
You do not need to know what Flutter is. You need to know what it will cost, when it will be done, and what happens if it goes wrong — and you should be told all three before you commit.
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Who owes what, finally clear
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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.
Usually the app store fees — $99 a year for Apple, $25 once for Google — plus hosting, which at small-business traffic is often free or a few pounds a month. The figure for your case comes with the quote, not after it.
You hold the accounts and the code from day one, so another developer can pick it up. That is the point of transferring ownership rather than hosting things on our behalf.
No — that is what the first call is for, and it is free. Quite often it ends with a smaller idea than the one you arrived with, which is usually the right outcome.
Probably not. There is no minimum size and every enquiry gets an honest assessment — including being told when the thing you want is a weekend of work and you are being quoted for a quarter of it elsewhere.
Tell us what you're making. We reply within 24 hours — a real answer from the people who'd build it, not a sales sequence.