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  • 6 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Marietta, GA
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Ryan W. says, "We recently had an online food ordering app developed by this team and honestly, the whole experience was much better than I expected. I’ve worked with a few developers in the past and communication was always a challenge, but with these guys it felt like they actually cared about the project and wanted it to succeed. At the beginning, I only had a rough idea of what I wanted the app to do. I knew I needed customers to be able to browse menus, place orders, pay online, and track their deliveries, but I wasn't sure how everything should be structured. The team helped me figure out the details and suggested features that I hadn’t even thought about. Some of those suggestions ended up being some of the most useful parts of the app. The design came out really nice and clean. The app is easy to use and customers don't have to spend forever trying to find what they want. Ordering food is simple, the checkout process is smooth, and the notifications work great. We’ve had several customers tell us that the app feels professional and easy to navigate, which was exactly what we were hoping for. What impressed me the most was how patient they were whenever I requested changes. And trust me, I requested quite a few lol. Sometimes I would ask for small adjustments and other times bigger changes, but they always responded quickly and got things sorted out. There were a few moments where we had to go back and forth on certain features, but they never made it feel like a problem. The app itself runs very smoothly. Orders come through properly, payments process without issues, and the tracking feature works better than I expected. We launched it a few months ago and so far we haven’t had any major problems. There was a small bug after launch but the team fixed it pretty quickly. Overall, I'm really happy with the final result. Building an app can be stressful, especially when you're investing a lot of time and money into it, but they made the process alot easier than I thought it would be. The project was delivered on time, communication was good throughout, and the quality of the work speaks for itself. If you're looking for a company to build a food ordering app or really any kind of mobile application, I would definitely recommend giving them a chance. They know what they're doing, they listen to their clients, and they genuinely seem to care about delivering a good product. Very happy customer here."See more
Ryan W. says, "We recently had an online food ordering app developed by this team and honestly, the whole experience was much better than I expected. I’ve worked with a few developers in the past and communication was always a challenge, but with these guys it felt like they actually cared about the project and wanted it to succeed. At the beginning, I only had a rough idea of what I wanted the app to do. I knew I needed customers to be able to browse menus, place orders, pay online, and track their deliveries, but I wasn't sure how everything should be structured. The team helped me figure out the details and suggested features that I hadn’t even thought about. Some of those suggestions ended up being some of the most useful parts of the app. The design came out really nice and clean. The app is easy to use and customers don't have to spend forever trying to find what they want. Ordering food is simple, the checkout process is smooth, and the notifications work great. We’ve had several customers tell us that the app feels professional and easy to navigate, which was exactly what we were hoping for. What impressed me the most was how patient they were whenever I requested changes. And trust me, I requested quite a few lol. Sometimes I would ask for small adjustments and other times bigger changes, but they always responded quickly and got things sorted out. There were a few moments where we had to go back and forth on certain features, but they never made it feel like a problem. The app itself runs very smoothly. Orders come through properly, payments process without issues, and the tracking feature works better than I expected. We launched it a few months ago and so far we haven’t had any major problems. There was a small bug after launch but the team fixed it pretty quickly. Overall, I'm really happy with the final result. Building an app can be stressful, especially when you're investing a lot of time and money into it, but they made the process alot easier than I thought it would be. The project was delivered on time, communication was good throughout, and the quality of the work speaks for itself. If you're looking for a company to build a food ordering app or really any kind of mobile application, I would definitely recommend giving them a chance. They know what they're doing, they listen to their clients, and they genuinely seem to care about delivering a good product. Very happy customer here."

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A good app developer can help you if your company wants to build a new mobile app for customers but you don’t have an IT or development team on staff. First, decide whether you want an app made for the iPhone or Android phones or both, then start your search by finding an app developer with expertise in your chosen platform. Ask for samples of their work, such as code samples, that can be tested on open source repository sites like GitLab and GitHub. You can also interview firms that specialize in mobile app development for small companies or startups; they should be able to offer examples of different types of apps they’ve built, and are likely to have expertise in a range of technologies and platforms. Before you sign a contract, make sure to ask prospective app developers these questions:

  • What other apps have you developed? Make sure the apps in their portfolio reflect the type of work you want to have done for your company. It’s especially helpful if they understand your industry.
  • What technology and development services do you offer? Ideally, an app developer will conduct a business analysis, develop the app, perform quality testing and make sure the launch is successful.

Will you maintain the app after it’s launched? Releasing an app is only the beginning. You’ll need someone to maintain it too, releasing updates and fixing bugs.

Software development is a serious investment for any company, costing thousands of dollars for even basic apps. It’s tough to estimate costs because there are so many variables to each project: user requirements, feature set, complexity, size, etc. Mobile apps can cost from $20,000 to more than $100,000, depending on what you need the app to do. The average national cost of an app developer is $237.50 per hour, but prices vary widely depending on location, type of app, features, and much, much more.

To get a sense of what hiring an app developer might cost, decide first what kind of software you need. In general, app developers charge hourly fees based on the language they’ll use to code the software. Freelancers cost less than large software development firms, typically charging an average of:

  • Basic C development: $75-$150 per hour.
  • Front-end web development: $50-$75 per hour.
  • Back-end web development: $75-$150 per hour.
  • API development: $75-$150 per hour.
  • Desktop app development: $30-$100 per hour.
  • Mobile app development: $30-$150 per hour.

Larger software vendors charge much more, often as much as $300 to $400 per hour.

 

Apps are usually built by software developers who specialize in mobile software. They may be experts in just one mobile software development language or know several, and may have expertise in front-end or back-end web development. No matter what kind of phone or tablet you carry, there are hundreds of apps for it — and new ones seem to be added to the app stores every day. Before you hire an app developer, it’s important to have specific goals for your app and a clear idea of its purpose. When your company is ready to build an app, you can hire a freelance app developer or work with an app development company that can also support the app after it’s launched. It’s important to know whether you’ll need the developer to provide ongoing maintenance and support or if your internal IT team can maintain it after its launch.

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