Mobile App Development Agency

As a mobile app development agency, we build the iOS, Android, and cross-platform apps businesses actually ship to their users — not just a working prototype that never makes it past a demo. We work with startups building their first app and established businesses adding a mobile product to what they already run. Every build starts with what the app actually needs to do for its first real users, not every feature that could theoretically go in version one. That’s what keeps a build on budget and gets it into the App Store and Play Store on a timeline you can plan around.

Apps built to actually ship, not just demo well

Our mobile app development services include:

Built for what happens after launch

An app that works in testing and an app that holds up with real users on real networks and real devices are two different things. That’s meant catching a crash that only showed up on older Android devices before it hit the Play Store, and it’s meant building with the next feature update in mind instead of code that has to be rewritten the first time the app needs to grow.

How We Start Building Applications:

01

Discovery & Scoping

Defining what the first version actually needs to do, and what can wait for a later release.
02

Design & Prototyping

UI/UX design and a clickable prototype so you can see and test the app before development starts.
03

Development & Testing

Build in sprints with regular check-ins, tested across real devices, not just a simulator.
04

Launch & Support

App Store and Play Store submission, then ongoing updates and bug fixes post-launch.

Mobile app development pricing in Pakistan

Mobile App Development plans at eForce Labs start from PKR 400,000 and go up to PKR 2,000,000 per project depending on scope. Prices start from these figures and depend on features and platforms. App store fees are paid by the client.

Starter

Simple apps with a clear scope

From PKR 400,000 per project

  • Android or iOS, or one cross-platform build
  • Up to 8 core screens
  • Basic backend and API
  • App store submission
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Business

Apps with accounts and payments

From PKR 900,000 per project

  • Android and iOS from one codebase
  • User accounts and payments
  • Admin panel and push notifications
  • Analytics setup
  • 3 months of support
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Advanced

Feature-rich or high-scale apps

From PKR 2,000,000 per project

  • Custom backend and real-time features
  • Third-party and hardware integrations
  • Security and performance testing
  • Dedicated team
  • Maintenance plan
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Prices are starting prices in Pakistani rupees and exclude applicable taxes. The final quote is confirmed in writing after a free consultation.

Why Choose Our Mobile App Development Services

Frequently asked questions

Should I build native or cross-platform?
Depends on your budget, timeline, and how much the app needs to use device-specific features. Native (Swift/Kotlin) performs best but means building twice; cross-platform (React Native/Flutter) is faster and cheaper for most business apps. We'll recommend based on what you're actually building, not a default answer.
How long does it take to build an app?
An MVP typically takes 8–12 weeks; a full-featured app usually runs 3–6 months depending on scope. You'll get a firm timeline after the discovery and scoping phase, not a guess upfront.
Do I own the app and its code after it's built?
Yes — the full codebase and source files transfer to you. There's no ongoing licensing fee or dependency on us to keep the app running.
Will you handle submitting the app to the App Store and Play Store?
Yes, store listing optimization and the actual submission process are included, along with handling any review feedback from Apple or Google.
What happens if the app needs updates after launch?
We offer ongoing maintenance plans for bug fixes, OS-compatibility updates, and new features — planned from the start rather than something you have to arrange separately once issues come up.
Can you build an MVP first and add features later?
Yes — this is usually what we recommend for a first app. Launching with core features validated by real users, then building out the roadmap based on what they actually use, is lower-risk than building everything upfront.
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