How much does an app cost?
Understand scope, platforms and ongoing costs.
Read guideProbeck pricing
Exact project costs vary, but that should not mean you have to ask before getting any idea of the likely budget. This page explains Probeck's starting prices, what changes the price and which ongoing costs to consider.
A clear scope determines the final project price.
Quick pricing overview
These figures are starting points. The final price depends on the agreed scope, inclusions and ongoing requirements.
Why prices vary
A website could be
An app could be
Two projects with similar names can involve very different planning, design, development and testing. A useful price needs enough context to compare the same work.
App Development Pricing
Projects from
£5,000
Explore App DevelopmentA focused first release can reduce initial scope when it still solves the core problem. Agree what belongs at launch and what can follow later.
Website Design Prices
Websites from
£1,500
Explore Website DevelopmentPage count is only one factor. A small website with a complex booking journey can involve more work than a larger content-led site.
Pricing Calculator Cost
Pricing calculators from
£3,250
Explore Pricing CalculatorsA simple indicative estimate and a quotation system with saved records and sales integration are different projects.
Hosting & ongoing costs
Some costs keep a digital service running; others only apply when you choose to change or extend it.
Explore Managed HostingSupplier charges can change and may sit outside Probeck's proposal. A quote should identify what is recurring, usage-based or paid directly to another provider.
How quotes work
The proposal should explain what will be delivered, what you need to provide, how changes are handled and which ongoing costs sit outside the build.
Is Probeck the cheapest option?
Probeck should not claim to be the lowest-cost route.
DIY platforms, templates and inexpensive off-the-shelf products may be a better fit when the main priority is spending as little as possible and adapting to standard features.
Probeck is more relevant when you value bespoke work, technical support, integrations, an ongoing relationship or solving a specific business problem. The right comparison includes fit, ownership, maintenance and the cost of workarounds.
Pricing questions
Bespoke work varies with scope, content, rules and integrations. The published starting prices provide an initial budget guide, while a scoped proposal confirms the final price and inclusions.
Projects are priced around an agreed scope. Support and development work is available from £80/hour; the applicable charging model is stated in the proposal.
Deposit amount, timing and payment terms have not been supplied. These need adding before publication.
Potentially. Hosting, maintenance, licences, third-party services, usage charges and future development may continue after launch. A proposal should identify them.
Often, when a useful first release can be defined and later additions can wait. The phases, dependencies and price need agreeing before work begins.
Yes, where the smaller version still solves a useful problem and does not create an expensive technical dead end. Separate launch needs from later ideas.
Complex business rules, different user permissions, integrations, payments, data migration, platform requirements and testing can all add work.
Quotes may include different levels of content, design, functionality, migration, SEO work, hosting and support. Compare the scope and responsibilities, not only the total.
The Knowledge Centre
Understand scope, platforms and ongoing costs.
Read guideCompare design, content and functionality.
Read guideSee where workflow complexity adds work.
Read guideCompare initial cost, fit and ownership.
Read guideUnderstand rules, interfaces and integration.
Read guidePlan hosting, support and third-party services.
Read guideStart with the budget and the problem
Tell Probeck what you are trying to achieve, what matters first and any budget boundary you already know.