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Mobile App Cost in Bosnia: What Changes the Price?

Mobile app development with Konzept in Bosnia starts from EUR 14,500 for a Growth project over 4–8 weeks. Scale starts from EUR 29,500 and Enterprise from EUR 44,000. The price moves with platform count, backend and API work, integrations, offline behaviour, authentication, store release support and post-launch plan.

Last updated: 2026-09-21 · Author: Konzept team

How much does a mobile app cost in Bosnia?

Mobile app development with Konzept starts from EUR 14,500. That is the published Growth starting price, not a market average. Konzept does not quote competitor rates or a Bosnia average, because no sourced figure supports one.

TierStarting pricePublished timelineTypical app scope
GrowthEUR 14,5004–8 weeksFirst release with a focused feature set, custom UI/UX, CMS or simple backend and launch support
ScaleEUR 29,5008–14 weeksFuller product with a design system, third-party integrations and APIs, multi-language setup and performance work
EnterpriseEUR 44,00014–20+ weeksComplex product with custom software, API architecture, AI automation and advanced authentication

Every figure above is a starting price. A project moves between tiers when the architecture, integration count or support requirement changes. The pricing page holds the current published packages.

What actually drives the cost?

Screens are the visible part of an app, but the backend usually sets the price. An app with twelve screens over a live inventory API costs more than an app with thirty screens over static content.

These eight items move an app estimate more than anything else:

  1. Platform count: one cross-platform build, or separate native iOS and Android work.
  2. Backend and API work: whether a server, database and admin tool already exist.
  3. Accounts and roles: sign-up, sign-in, permissions and password recovery.
  4. Payments or subscriptions, including store billing rules.
  5. Offline behaviour and data sync, which is a design problem before it is a code problem.
  6. Push notifications and the rules that decide who receives what.
  7. Third-party integrations: CRM, ERP, booking, maps, analytics.
  8. Security and compliance requirements from the client’s own sector.

Read mobile app development for how the work is delivered. If the brief is mostly backend logic and internal workflow, compare software development first.

Native or cross-platform?

A cross-platform build shares one codebase across iOS and Android. It usually costs less than two native builds and keeps both stores on the same feature set.

Native work earns its extra cost when the app depends on deep device features, heavy graphics, background processing or platform-specific hardware. It also helps when one platform carries almost all the users and the other can wait.

Do not decide this from a general rule. List the five features that matter most, then check whether each one has a mature cross-platform path. That check takes an hour and changes the estimate more than any pricing table.

What does the first release include?

A first release should prove one flow end to end, not present every idea in the backlog. The scope question is simple: what must work on day one for a user to get value?

An honest first release usually contains:

  1. One core flow that solves the main job.
  2. Accounts, only if the core flow needs them.
  3. The data model that later features can extend.
  4. Analytics on the steps that show whether the flow works.
  5. Store listing assets, review notes and release process.
  6. A crash and error reporting setup.

Everything else belongs in phase two. The cheapest way to waste an app budget is to build features before any user has completed the core flow.

How long does an app take?

The published timelines are 4–8 weeks for Growth, 8–14 weeks for Scale and 14–20+ weeks for Enterprise. Those windows start at an agreed scope, not at the first call.

App store review adds time that no team controls. Plan the release date with a buffer, and submit a build for review before the final marketing date is fixed.

Content and test data also affect the timeline. An app needs realistic records to test properly, and gathering them is a client task with its own deadline.

What are the costs after launch?

Support is EUR 1,200 per month, Core is EUR 2,350 per month and Accelerate is EUR 3,450 per month. These plans cover maintenance, iteration and structural work after launch.

PlanPublished priceWhat it covers
SupportEUR 1,200/mo2 days/mo: maintenance, bug fixes, CMS updates, monitoring and security updates
CoreEUR 2,350/mo4 days/mo: Support plus feature iteration, UX improvements and monthly planning
AccelerateEUR 3,450/mo6 days/mo: Core plus stabilisation, architecture optimisation and team training

Apple and Google developer accounts, hosting, push services and any paid API are billed by those providers. A Konzept quote separates agency work from third-party fees, so the running cost is visible before you approve it.

For the same cost framing on websites, see website cost Bosnia. If you are also deciding between hiring and outsourcing, read agency vs in-house.

How do I get a fixed quote?

Send the app goal, the users, the platforms, the main flows, the systems it must connect to, whether accounts and payments are needed, the target date and the decision-maker. A screenshot of a competitor app helps more than a long feature list.

Start with a quote request. Konzept reviews the requirements and returns a fixed-scope quote with a specific timeline. If the scope is still open, the first call should narrow it before any number is discussed.

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FAQ

Questions buyers ask

How much does mobile app development cost in Bosnia?

Konzept publishes Growth from EUR 14,500, Scale from EUR 29,500 and Enterprise from EUR 44,000. An app quote depends on the number of platforms, the backend and API work, integrations, authentication and store release support. Konzept does not publish a Bosnia market average, because no sourced figure exists.

What fits inside the Growth tier for an app?

Growth covers discovery and strategy, custom UI/UX design, app development, CMS architecture, SEO and AI visibility foundations, training, launch support and three months of post-launch support. Its published timeline is 4–8 weeks. A first release with a focused feature set fits this tier.

Does one app cost more than two platforms?

A cross-platform build shares one codebase across iOS and Android, so it usually costs less than two native builds. Native work costs more when the app needs deep device features, heavy graphics or platform-specific hardware. The right answer depends on the features, not on a general rule.

What drives the price up the most?

Backend and API work drives the price more than screens do. Real-time data, offline behaviour, payments, role-based access, third-party integrations and security requirements each add scope. A long screen list with simple data behind it costs less than a short list with complex rules.

Are there ongoing costs after launch?

Yes. Konzept publishes Support at EUR 1,200 per month, Core at EUR 2,350 per month and Accelerate at EUR 3,450 per month. Apple and Google developer accounts, hosting and third-party services are billed by those providers and are not included in a Konzept price.

How do I get a fixed app quote?

Send the app goal, the users, the platforms, the main flows, the systems the app must connect to, whether accounts and payments are needed, the target launch date and the decision-maker. Konzept reviews the requirements and returns a fixed-scope quote with a timeline.

Need a fixed app quote?

Tell us what the app must do, who uses it and when it should ship.