Hire React Native Developers

Yes, both — including the parts people underestimate: store listings, screenshots, privacy manifests, data-safety declarations and Apple's review questions. First submissions get rejected routinely; we've been through those rejections, so yours goes through faster. It's included rather than billed hourly.

React Native for the large majority of business apps — screens, forms, payments, API calls. Native genuinely wins for heavy camera processing, AR, Bluetooth hardware and serious background work. We'll tell you which case you're in on the first call, including when the answer means the project isn't a fit for our pricing.

Frequently, yes, and it's usually cheaper than rewriting. First step is an audit: we look at the codebase, tell you honestly whether it's recoverable or whether the foundation is bad enough that continuing to build on it costs more than starting again. We'll give you the answer either way, including the one that's a smaller job for us.

Where it fits, which is most projects. Expo has matured to the point where the old 'you'll have to eject eventually' objection rarely applies, and it makes builds, updates and store submission substantially easier. Where a project needs deep native modules from the start, we build bare React Native. We decide during scoping and tell you which and why.

6–10 weeks for an MVP including submission, 3–5 months for a full product. Review itself is typically a few days once submitted, though a rejection adds a cycle. The delays that actually bite are rarely engineering — they're waiting on content, decisions and third-party API access.

Apps aren't a one-time build — iOS and Android ship breaking changes annually, and an app left alone for a year and a half often won't compile. Our app care retainer is $169 a month for fixes, OS updates, store compliance and new feature hours. It's optional and cancellable monthly, but budgeting nothing for it is the most common planning mistake we see.