White Label App Development

We do, end to end, including responding to review rejections. Submission happens under your or your client’s developer account, so the listing, the keys and the relationship with the stores stay with you.

We handle the response and resubmission as part of the engagement rather than as a change order. Most rejections come from a known set of policy issues, and we design around them before submission specifically so the launch date you gave your client survives.

Yes. Every build carries a 30-day warranty on bugs found after release, which you present as your own guarantee. Ongoing maintenance and release management continue on a monthly arrangement if you want it, and stop cleanly if you do not.

Usually, yes. We start with a code review, tell you honestly what is salvageable and what needs replacing, and price both paths so you can present the trade-off to your client with real numbers rather than a guess.

White Label App Development is a scoped, fixed-price engagement from HandsOnTech, a U.S. design, development and growth studio headquartered in Sacramento, California. We map URL architecture, internal links and schema before build, tie mobile app development work to one business metric you name, and deliver in two-week sprints with staging demos on U.S. business hours.

An MVP app runs $45k–$90k, a full product $90k–$180k, and enterprise or regulated builds start around $120k. Store submission, crash reporting and a 30-day post-release warranty are included rather than quoted separately, and the fixed price arrives in writing within 48 hours of the audit.

MVP apps ship in 10–14 weeks, full products in 14–20 weeks, and enterprise or regulated builds in 16–24 weeks, including App Store and Play review. You get TestFlight and Play internal builds every two weeks, so stakeholders hold the app long before launch day.

Yes. We are headquartered at 2108 N ST STE N, Sacramento, CA 95816 and serve clients in all 50 states, remote-first, with daily overlap on Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific time. Contracts and IP assignment run through a U.S. entity, and on-site working sessions in major metros are available by arrangement.

Native Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android when performance or platform APIs demand it, Flutter or React Native when one codebase across both stores is the better economics. We show the trade-off math for your case in writing instead of defaulting to whichever we prefer to build.

One team covers design, development and growth, so there is no handoff tax and nobody to blame. You talk to the designer and engineer doing the work instead of an account manager relaying messages. And it is contractual, not a pitch: fixed price, U.S. hours, a 30-day bug warranty and full ownership transfer on final payment.