Two ways to build. Zero setup fees.
Choose what you actually need — from a website and one app, to a multi-app system.
Start at $0. Your monthly payment builds toward full ownership, and after 36 months the source code is yours — only the service fee remains, and it is optional.
Starter
Website + one app (iOS or Android)
- Ownership
- $140
- Service
- $65
- After 36 months
- $65
- A responsive website
- One app — iOS or Android
- Not included: Admin dashboard
- Domain name
- Server and hosting
- Launch and go-live
- Publishing to the App Store and Google Play
- Not included: Advanced features and third-party integrations
- Not included: One shared back-end across the whole system
Growth
Everything in Starter + an admin dashboard
- Ownership
- $225
- Service
- $110
- After 36 months
- $110
- A responsive website
- iOS and Android app
- Admin dashboard
- Domain name
- Server and hosting
- Launch and go-live
- Publishing to the App Store and Google Play
- Not included: Advanced features and third-party integrations
- Not included: One shared back-end across the whole system
Scale
Everything in Growth + advanced features and integrations
- Ownership
- $395
- Service
- $195
- After 36 months
- $195
- A responsive website
- iOS and Android app
- Admin dashboard
- Domain name
- Server and hosting
- Launch and go-live
- Publishing to the App Store and Google Play
- Advanced features and third-party integrations
- Not included: One shared back-end across the whole system
Platform
A full multi-app system
- Ownership
- $710
- Service
- $370
- After 36 months
- $370
- A responsive website
- Multiple apps (customer · provider · admin)
- Admin dashboard
- Domain name
- Server and hosting
- Launch and go-live
- Publishing to the App Store and Google Play
- Advanced features and third-party integrations
- One shared back-end across the whole system
Pricing for changes
Cosmetic changes — text, colour, an image — are always free. Anything beyond that is priced by size.
| Cosmetic (text, colour, image) | Free |
| Small change (under 4 hours) | $50 |
| Medium feature (a new screen) | $160 |
| Hourly rate | $15 |
| Large module | On quote |
Where the monthly payment goes
Your monthly payment is not one number but two, each doing a different job — and that is the difference between renting your product and building it for yourself.
The ownership instalment
It ends after 36 months, and at that point you own the source code outright. This part buys you something you keep — not a service that stops when the payments do.
The service fee
It continues for as long as the product runs, and becomes optional once you own the code. It covers:
Hosting · SSL certificates · database · storage · backups · performance monitoring · bug fixes · mandatory iOS/Android updates · third-party APIs
Example — Growth in Iraq
After 36 months the ownership instalment stops and the code is yours, so the amount becomes $110 a month — or nothing at all if you choose to run everything yourself.
The purchase payment schedule
Three instalments tied to milestones you can verify for yourself, not to dates on paper.
- 40%Instalment 1
On signing the contract
- 35%Instalment 2
At 60% completion
- 25%Instalment 3
On source-code delivery
The source code is not released before the third instalment is received in full.
Buying out partway through
If you start on the subscription and later want to own it early, the ownership instalments you have actually paid — not the service fees, which bought a service that was delivered — are deducted from the published purchase price, up to 70% of it.
Infrastructure limits
In numbers rather than the word «generous». These limits are the same on every package.
| Resource | Starter | Growth | Scale | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Database | 100 GB | 250 GB | 500 GB | 1 TB |
| File storage | 20 GB | 50 GB | 100 GB | 250 GB |
| Function calls / month | 500K | 2M | 5M | 15M |
A complete system. Take food delivery: a customer app, a restaurant app, an admin app, a web dashboard, and one shared back-end.
Bugs are free. Changes are paid.
We agree a written feature list before starting, and it is the only thing either of us argues from. You get 3 revisions at every stage.
Bug
An agreed feature that does not work as described
Always free
Change
Changing an agreed feature that works
Paid
Addition
A feature that is not in the scope document
Paid
Common questions
- Is there a setup fee?
- No. Every package starts at $0 up front, and the first monthly payment falls due on signature.
- Why is the monthly amount split?
- For transparency. One part builds your ownership of the product, the other pays to run it. After 36 months the first is complete and the code is yours; only the second remains, and it is optional.
- When do I own the source code?
- After 36 ownership instalments and settlement of all sums due, or immediately on the three-instalment purchase — the code is released when the third instalment is received in full.
- What happens if I stop paying before the term completes?
- The product is frozen and can be reactivated when payment resumes and arrears are settled. Instalments already paid are not refunded, but they remain credited to you if you later choose to buy out. The minimum commitment is 12 months.
- Is the service fee mandatory after I own the code?
- No, entirely optional. We hand over the code and the store accounts, and you can run everything yourself if you prefer.
- Can I buy out partway through?
- Yes. The ownership instalments you have paid — not the service fees — are deducted from the published purchase price, capped at 70% of it.
- What is the difference between a bug and a change?
- A bug is an agreed feature that does not work as described — fixing it is always free. A change is altering a feature that works, or adding one that is not in the scope document — priced by size.
- Can I change package later?
- Yes, at any time. The change takes effect from the next billing cycle.
Prices are in US dollars and exclude any taxes that may apply. Ownership, licensing and termination are set out in full in our Terms of Service and in your written contract.