Question 1

How much does it cost to build an app?

Accepted Answer

It depends on scope, platforms, integrations, user roles, content, and AI complexity. A lean MVP may sit in a low-five-figure range, while multi-role platforms, marketplaces, or AI-heavy workflows can move much higher. Use the estimate tool for a planning range, then review it with us before a formal proposal.

Question 2

What's included in the price?

Accepted Answer

A scoped proposal usually covers product planning, UX/UI design, development, QA, deployment support, handover, and the agreed stabilization period. Hosting, third-party tools, store fees, and ongoing maintenance are separated so you can see what is build cost and what is pass-through or recurring cost.

Question 3

Do you offer payment plans or financing?

Accepted Answer

Most projects are split into milestones tied to discovery, design, development, and launch. The specific structure depends on project size and timeline, and we agree it before work begins.

Question 4

What's the difference between custom development and service systems?

Accepted Answer

Service systems start from proven modules and workflows, then adapt branding, content, and selected features to your use case. Custom development starts from your specific workflow and may require deeper product design, integrations, and architecture. The estimate flow helps decide which path fits the scope.

Question 5

Are there any hidden costs?

Accepted Answer

We separate the build estimate from costs that may sit outside Aviniti, such as hosting, payment gateways, SMS, maps, AI model usage, app store accounts, or other third-party subscriptions. Those items are called out during scoping so the ongoing budget is clear.

Question 6

What is your development process?

Accepted Answer

We move through discovery and scoping, UX/UI design, build planning, development, QA, launch, and handover. You see the product take shape through planned reviews instead of waiting until the end.

Question 7

How long does it take to build an app?

Accepted Answer

Timelines vary by scope. A focused MVP may take 8-12 weeks after discovery, while larger platforms or AI-heavy builds can take 3-6 months or more. Proven service-system foundations can shorten the path when your workflow matches them.

Question 8

Will I own the source code?

Accepted Answer

Source code ownership, repositories, and deliverables are defined in the proposal. In standard custom builds, the client receives the agreed project code and assets after final payment.

Question 9

Can I request changes during development?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Feedback is expected at review points. Small refinements are handled inside the agreed phase, while new workflows, integrations, or major design changes may require a scope and timeline update.

Question 10

How long does it take to build an app?

Accepted Answer

After scope is agreed, focused builds often take 8-12 weeks, while larger platforms may need 3-6 months or more. The estimate tool gives a first planning timeline, and discovery turns it into a delivery plan.

Question 11

Can you deliver on a tight deadline?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes. Tight deadlines usually require a smaller first scope, fewer integrations, faster feedback cycles, or extra delivery capacity. We will tell you what is realistic before committing to a date.

Question 12

What factors affect the project timeline?

Accepted Answer

Key factors include feature count, user roles, design depth, backend complexity, third-party integrations, data migration, approvals, content readiness, and feedback turnaround. We break these down during planning.

Question 13

Do you provide progress updates during development?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Projects typically include regular updates, demo sessions, and a shared tracker so decisions, blockers, and next steps are visible.

Question 14

What technologies do you use?

Accepted Answer

We commonly use React Native or Flutter for mobile, React/Next.js for web, Node.js or Python for backend work, and Firebase, AWS, or similar cloud platforms. The stack is chosen around your product, team, integrations, and long-term maintenance needs.

Question 15

Will my app work on both iOS and Android?

Accepted Answer

Usually, yes. Many projects are a good fit for cross-platform development, which can reduce time and cost. If your app needs native performance, device-specific features, or a special store strategy, we will scope that separately.

Question 16

Can you integrate AI features into my app?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We can scope chat assistants, recommendation flows, image or document analysis, natural-language workflows, predictive dashboards, and automations using OpenAI, Google Gemini, or other suitable models.

Question 17

What about security and data protection?

Accepted Answer

We design around secure authentication, role-based access, encryption where appropriate, sensible logging, backups, and data minimization. If your sector has specific regulatory or data-handling requirements, we scope those controls explicitly before build.

Question 18

What if something breaks after launch?

Accepted Answer

The proposal defines the stabilization period and support channel after launch. If an issue appears later, we can handle it through a maintenance package, a support request, or a small follow-up scope depending on the cause.

Question 19

Can you help with App Store submission?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We can prepare App Store and Google Play submissions, including store listing content, screenshots, build uploads, and guidance against current review requirements. Final approval remains with Apple or Google.

Question 20

Do you provide training for my team?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We can include admin dashboard training, handover notes, and documentation so your team understands the day-to-day workflows. Additional training can be added when the product is more complex.

Question 21

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Start with the estimate tool if you want a structured first scope, or contact us if you already have a brief. From there, we review the idea, clarify requirements, and decide whether the next step is discovery, a proposal, or a lean MVP plan.

Question 22

What are your support hours and response times?

Accepted Answer

Standard support is handled Sunday through Thursday during Jordan business hours. Maintenance clients can agree priority targets and escalation paths for critical issues as part of their support package.

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