What drives the cost
- The number of screens and user roles: a client app, a courier app and an admin panel are three products, not one.
- Integrations: payment systems (Payme, Click, Uzum), delivery, SMS, 1C, maps.
- Design: a template or a custom design system.
- Platforms: iOS and Android natively, or one cross-platform app.
- Support after launch: hosting, monitoring, updates and fixes.
How to keep the budget predictable
- Start with an MVP: the smallest version that real users can use, then add features based on what they actually need.
- Ask for an estimate broken down by stage and screen, not one total.
- Pay in stages: an advance, then payment after each accepted stage. A reliable contractor will not ask for 100% upfront.
How Eurosoft works
- We prepare a commercial proposal with stages, days and prices after a short call, and payment follows the stages in the contract.
- Examples of our work: the ordering app for Mr. Papa grocery trucks in South Korea and the B2B supply platform O'zbegim with an admin panel and a warehouse app.
Questions and answers
- How much does a mobile app cost in Tashkent?
- It depends on the number of screens, roles and integrations. The reliable way to know is a short call and an estimate broken down by stage; Eurosoft prepares one within a few working days.
- Can I pay for development in stages?
- Yes. Eurosoft contracts use a payment schedule: an advance and payments after each accepted stage.
- Do you integrate Payme and Click?
- Integration with local payment systems is a standard part of online stores and ordering apps, and is included in the estimate as its own item.