Mobile App Development Company in Nigeria

There is no single figure, because cost tracks scope. The main drivers are how many platforms you ship, how much custom UI/UX the product needs, how complex the backend and data model are, how many payment and third-party integrations sit behind it, whether AI features are included, and what security and compliance work applies. A focused MVP costs a fraction of an enterprise platform with ERP integration and advanced security. We scope each build and give a written estimate against your actual feature list.

A well-scoped MVP typically runs a few months from discovery to store submission. Business applications with multiple integrations, admin panels and role-based workflows take longer, and enterprise platforms longer again. The largest variables are how settled your requirements are, how quickly design and content decisions get made, and how many third-party systems have to be connected.

Yes. We build native Android in Kotlin, native iOS in Swift, and cross-platform applications in Flutter and React Native. Which route is right depends on your budget, timeline, performance needs and how much platform-specific capability the product relies on. We recommend an approach during discovery rather than defaulting to one.

There is no universal best. Cross-platform frameworks like Flutter and React Native give you both platforms from one codebase, which usually means faster delivery and lower cost. Native development gives maximum control over performance and the deepest access to platform features. Products that lean heavily on hardware, background processing or platform-specific behaviour often justify native; most business and consumer applications do not.

Yes. Flutter is used in production for consumer, fintech and enterprise applications. It compiles to native code, gives consistent UI across Android and iOS, and shortens development cycles because one codebase serves both platforms. It is a strong fit when you want a polished, consistent interface on both platforms without maintaining two separate codebases.

We build payment integrations against the published APIs of the gateway you choose, including the platforms most widely used in Nigeria, along with card rails, bank transfers and USSD-based flows. We are not a reseller or official partner of any payment provider. We are the engineering team that connects your application to the provider you contract with, and handles tokenisation, reconciliation, webhooks, retries and failure states properly.

Yes. We build wallets, payment platforms, lending products and banking-adjacent applications, including the parts that are easy to underestimate: KYC and onboarding flows, transaction ledgers, reconciliation, audit trails, fraud checks and role-based access. Our Ethiopian digital wallet case study is a published example of a mobile payments product we delivered.

Yes. Mobile applications rarely stand alone. We build the API layer between your app and the systems that run your business, including Odoo and other ERP platforms, CRM systems, inventory and logistics tools, and communication providers. Where a system has no usable API, we build an integration layer around it.

Usually yes, without rebuilding the product. AI features such as in-app chat assistants, recommendations, document processing and predictive insights are typically added as services behind your existing API layer, then surfaced in the app. We assess the current architecture first and tell you honestly whether it can carry the feature or needs groundwork.

Yes. Launch is the start of the product, not the end of the work. We offer ongoing support covering OS and SDK updates, store compliance changes, monitoring, performance tuning, security patching and continued feature development, under an agreed support arrangement.