Simplifying Digital Success for You

It always starts with a nice chat or a quick call—no pressure, no commitments. Let's have a genuine chat to explore your goals, project ideas, and how we can support you with the best technology, tools, and resources.

Once we align on your vision, we'll move forward to a discovery call. That's where we work together on timelines, research, tools, team roles, and all the details.

You'll have the chance to meet your very own project coordinator and stockholders—your go-to person throughout the journey.

Starting a project with us is more like a partnership than a transaction. Here's our typical onboarding roadmap:

Step 1: Discovery & Requirement Gathering
We dive into your vision, business model, and tech needs.
Example: A founder came to us with a simple idea sketched on paper. We helped him shape it into a working MVP in 6 weeks.

Step 2: Scope & Proposal
We map out the deliverables, suggest the tech stack, and offer a transparent quote. No vague timelines or hidden costs.

Step 3: Agreement & Kickoff
Once you approve the scope and budget, we finalize the paperwork and assign your project team — usually a mix of a PM, designers, and developers.

Step 4: Sprint Planning & Execution
We work in agile sprints — so you're involved, updated, and in control throughout the process.

Step 5: Ongoing Design & Development

To guarantee scalable, high-quality software that adapts to changing needs, we consistently plan, build, and improve features.

Step 6: Quality Assurance

We put the software through a lot of tests to make sure it works perfectly and meets all security, speed, and functionality standards.

Step 7: Delivery Go Live & Ongoing Support

We launch the solution smoothly and provide continuous maintenance, updates, and technical support for optimal performance.

Let's get real — going offshore can be a leap of faith. But here's why our clients stay:

• Cost-efficiency without compromising quality
• English-speaking experienced team with international exposure
• Flexible engagement models (Fixed, Hourly, Dedicated Teams)
• Time zone advantage – we work while you sleep
• Weekly standups, summaries, and easy access to team leaders
• One of our clients based in the US once shared with us:

"Having Webespire feel like employing a local team — just better planned and more reactive."

We conform to your style, but here's what we usually use:

• Trello or Jira for tracking tasks
• Slack or Microsoft Teams for live communication
• Zoom or Google Meet for calls and demos
• GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket for code collaboration
• Notion or Confluence for documentation

Transparency is priority. You will always know what's going on, what's done, and what's next.

• Mailchimp - For managing email marketing campaigns.
• Slack - For collaboration individual or team members easily.
• WhatsApp - For direct messaging with our customer support team inbox.

We've worked across a variety of industries:

1. Automotive
2. Energy and Utilities
3. Finance and Banking
4. Food and Beverage
5. Healthcare & Lifestyle
6. Information Technology (IT)
7. Manufacturing
8. Professional Services
9. Real Estate & Construction
10. Retail & Ecommerce
11. Telecom & Media
12. Travel & Hospitality

But the thing is — our true strength lies in adaptability. We take time to understand your business before laying hands on a line of code.

This is not negotiable for us. This is how we guard you:

• NDA & IP protection from day one
• GDPR-compliant practices and secure servers
• Role-based access and data encryption protocols
• Source code belongs to you — no strings

We treat your business like ours. Because if you lose, we do too.

Based on the market study, the average cost of making a mobile app is between $2,000 and $25,000, but it can be more than $25,000 & delivery time depend on feature and functionality require to add. If the prices are so different, you should ask yourself why before you start your software development job.

This is because the average cost of making an app relies on a lot of things, such as the complexity of the project, the app's features and functions, the operating system chosen, the app's UI/UX, the tech stacks used, the location of the app development team, and the features and functions of the app.

When these things are taken into account, the normal cost of making a mobile app can be broken down into three levels:

1) The cost of making simple software

Built with the most important functions and can cost more than $1000 to $10,000.

2) Costs of mid-level software development

It can cost anywhere from $5000 to $25,000 or more and comes with a lot of features, such as user login, protected data security, and more.

3) The Cost of Making Advanced Software

The new version of the app was made using the latest technologies and tech trends, such as AI/ML integration, Custom mobile applications, Blockchain-based payment systems, IoT connection, cloud computing, Generative AI, and more. Depending on what you need, it will cost around $10,000 to $75,000 or more to make an advanced version of the app.