Mobile App Development Company in Egypt
Web Pioneer is a registered mobile app development company in Egypt, based in Nasr City, Cairo, delivering custom React Native, Flutter and native iOS and Android apps since 2014, with published USD pricing from $3,000, a fixed written quote, and the code and store accounts in your name.
MVP from $3,000Commercial app $4,500 to $8,000Platform from $8,000
Mobile app development pricing (USD)
We price the screens and integrations the app needs. The tiers below are our published prices, and a fixed written quote follows the requirements session within one business day.
MVP launch build
- The main functions your app needs
- React Native or Flutter
- Basic admin dashboard
- Published to both stores
- Delivered in 6 to 10 weeks
Full commercial app
- Accounts, payments and notifications
- Advanced dashboard and reports
- API and third-party integrations
- Testing on real devices and the fixes
- Delivered in 12 to 16 weeks
Platform or enterprise app
- Separate apps for customers and couriers, plus an admin panel
- GPS tracking and multiple payment methods
- Integration with your ERP or CRM
- Multiple roles and permissions
- Support and a service-level agreement
Ready-made, customisable apps
- Existing software for car rental, laundry and delivery businesses
- Rebranded and configured to your business
- Live within a few weeks
- Ongoing updates
- Upgradeable to a custom build later
Prices in USD. The equivalent EGP tiers (165,000 / 250,000 to 440,000 / 440,000 and up) are published on the Arabic page. Prices last reviewed October 2026.
The three priced tiers are custom mobile app development, with screens, backend and admin panel built for your workflow from the requirements document. The fourth option, the ready-made apps, is configured and rebranded on top of software we already have.
What moves the price
- Number of screens and user types (customer, courier, admin)
- One platform or both, one codebase or two
- Online payments and integrations with external systems
- Ready-made design versus design from scratch
- Content and data: who prepares and loads them
- Live location, maps and push notifications
Estimate it before any call
- Mobile app cost calculator: a detailed estimate by feature
- Requirements document template: organises the idea in ten minutes
- App development cost guide: how to read any quote
- Technical estimate: a written opinion on scope within one business day
What you receive at the end of the project
These five items are in every app project, and we write them into the contract before work starts.
Published to Google Play and the App Store from accounts in your name.
A documented API serving the app and any system you connect later.
Roles, reports, content and order management from the browser.
The full repository in your name with deployment and operations notes.
Scope, price, timeline and exactly what becomes yours on delivery.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 138 public Google reviews. Read client reviews, browse the case studies or the published work.
Trusted by clients across the region
“Thank you Web Pioneer for the outstanding work on both the website and the app.”
“An excellent company: professional manner, deep experience and truly fine work.”
From our public Google reviews, 4.9 out of 5 across 138 named reviews. Read them here. Quotes above translated from the Arabic originals.
Startup MVP or an app for an existing business
Startups usually come to us with an idea that needs an MVP to test the market, and established businesses want an app connected to what they already run. Both cases are described below.
MVP to launch an idea
One core idea with the fewest screens needed to test the market in 6 to 10 weeks. The first release includes sign-up, the main function, notifications and a basic admin panel. Version two adds multiple payment methods, advanced reporting and the integrations the first test does not need. Many clients start here and upgrade to the commercial tier on the same codebase.
An app connected to your website, ERP or internal system
If you already run a website, an ERP, a CRM or an internal system with real customers, Web Pioneer connects the new Android and iOS app to your live data through a documented Laravel API, without duplicating that data. Existing customer accounts, inventory, roles per department and management reports stay in sync. Most projects of this kind include a customer app on both stores, a Laravel backend and a web admin panel, delivered by one team under one contract.
What we build
We design and build iOS and Android apps for stores, delivery, bookings, real estate, clinics and e-learning, each one with its own backend and admin panel, and published to both stores under accounts opened in your name. The published prices above apply across all of these, from an MVP at $3,000 to a multi-app platform from $8,000. The difference between them comes down to screens and integrations.
Laundry, chat, maintenance request, social and classifieds apps have their own pages too. See the industries we build software for.
React Native, Flutter or native: how our Egypt team chooses your stack
React Native is our first choice for most commercial apps. One JavaScript or TypeScript codebase ships to Google Play and the App Store, there is one codebase to maintain, your web developers can read and maintain it after handover, and if your site has a React front end the shared logic is reused. The same Laravel backend and admin panel serve both platforms.
Flutter app development is our second option, for apps that need a pixel-identical interface on both platforms or animation-heavy screens, or when your team already works in Dart. We move to Swift and Kotlin only when the app needs heavy graphics or deep access to the phone's operating system.
| Stack | When we choose it | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| React Native | Our first choice for most commercial apps: stores, delivery, bookings, services | One JavaScript codebase for both platforms that your web developers can read, lower build and maintenance cost |
| Flutter | When the app needs a pixel-identical interface on both platforms or animation-heavy screens, or your team works in Dart | One codebase with a completely consistent interface |
| Swift and Kotlin | When the app depends on heavy graphics or deep integration with the phone's OS | The highest available performance and full OS access, at the cost of two codebases and two teams |
One codebase covers both platforms unless the app is a game or relies on heavy on-device image and video processing. We settle it in the requirements session after we review the screens. More in React Native vs Flutter and the technologies we work with.
How a project runs: six stages, each with a deliverable
This table is what actually goes into the contract. Six stages, each with a rough duration, what you receive at the end of it, and what we need from you so the work does not stall.
| Stage | Typical duration | Deliverable | What we need from you | Done when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Requirements session | 3 to 5 days | Requirements document and a fixed quote within one business day | The idea, who uses it, what content you already have | You sign the quote and contract |
| 2. UX and UI design | 1 to 2 weeks | A clickable prototype of every screen | Brand assets and your notes on the prototype | You approve the final prototype |
| 3. Build | 3 to 5 weeks for an MVP, longer for higher tiers | Test builds you install on your phone | Payment and third-party service accounts | Every approved screen is complete |
| 4. Testing on real devices | 1 week | A QA report and the fixes it lists | Your team tries the build | No critical defects open |
| 5. Store publishing | Up to 1 week (store review) | The app live from accounts in your name | Google Play and App Store accounts opened | Both stores accept the release |
| 6. After launch | Ongoing | Crash monitoring, fixes and compatibility updates under an optional maintenance agreement | User feedback | The agreement runs, or you have taken everything over |
UI/UX design for the app
Every tier includes UI/UX design in stage two. We produce a clickable prototype of every screen, you try it on your phone and approve it in writing before any code is written. If you already have designs from another designer we build on them, which lowers the price.
Stages overlap at times (design wraps up while the build has started), which is how the total lands at 6 to 10 weeks for an MVP and 12 to 16 for a commercial app. Delays usually come from inputs we are still waiting on, such as product photos, a payment account under review or a store account waiting on a document. So we chase those in week one. Read how we work and the engagement models.
Ownership and security: what becomes yours on delivery
- The full source code in a repository in your name
- Google Play, App Store and domain accounts in your name
- A web admin panel with roles and reports
- Deployment, operations and architecture documentation
- A written contract fixing scope, price and timeline
- An NDA on request, before you share any detail
Production access, backups and security practice are described in our Trust Center. Every app needs a privacy policy: app privacy policy template.
Nearshore and offshore mobile app development from Cairo
For buyers in the Gulf, Europe or North America this is offshore mobile app development from Cairo with working hours that overlap yours. Reviews and calls land inside your day, work runs in English or Arabic, and the contract, invoice and code ownership terms are the same ones Egyptian clients sign.
Working hours overlap
Cairo runs on UTC+2, UTC+3 in summer. A standard Cairo working day overlaps a full day in Riyadh, about eight hours in Dubai and Berlin, and about seven hours in London. Nobody waits until the evening for a review call.
Who you contract with
Contracts and invoices come from Web Pioneer, an Egyptian company registered in Cairo (commercial registration 206687, ITIDA licence 1167), in business since 2014 with work delivered in 15 countries including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and Oman. Verify the facts on the company facts page.
Market pages: Saudi Arabia · Dubai and the UAE · Kuwait · Qatar.
How to verify any app development company before you sign
Six questions to put to any mobile application development company in Egypt, freelancer or agency. Our answers, with the documents behind them, are in the last column.
| Question | What to ask for | At Web Pioneer |
|---|---|---|
| Is the company registered? | A registration number and an industry licence | Commercial registration 206687, ITIDA licence 1167, since 2014 |
| Are prices published? | Written price tiers before the first call | Three tiers published on this page |
| Is the quote written? | A fixed price and a defined scope | A fixed written quote within one business day of the requirements session |
| Who owns the code and accounts? | An explicit clause in the contract | Code, domain and store accounts in your name, as a contract clause |
| What happens after launch? | A maintenance agreement with clear terms | An optional maintenance agreement covering defects and compatibility updates |
| Are the reviews public? | Reviews on platforms the company does not control | 138 public Google reviews averaging 4.9 out of 5, plus Clutch and Sortlist profiles |
More in why Web Pioneer, the company facts, and the guide on how to choose an app development company in Egypt.
Do you have any questions?
Mobile app development in Egypt: frequently asked questions
Guides and tools before you decide
Get a fixed quote for your app
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