A. Our team has experience setting up iOS enterprise apps through the Apple iTunes Volume Purchase Program. Android apps require no distribution licensing, so you are free to distribute apps directly to employees or use the Google for Work service. You can also choose a third-party, cross-platform enterprise app store if your needs include Windows, Macintosh, or BlackBerry enterprise distribution.

A. Yes, with over 25 years of custom enterprise software development experience we can integrate a variety of software stacks with existing backend software systems.

A. There’s no single answer to this question, because it depends on the complexity and requirements of the app. Typically, apps cost between $2,000 and $75,000 to develop, but can cost more if they incorporate 3D modeling, backend integration, or other high-end services.

A. AppAspect works strictly as a developer for hire. We do not participate in any revenue splits or percentage agreements. That means while you shoulder development costs, you own your app free and clear, including source code and intellectual property.

A. One of the very first steps in the app development timeline is the signing of a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) by both AppAspect and you, the prospective client. This protects both parties, since we’ll be working very closely together. Once it’s finished, the app and all its source code and intellectual property belong to you.