Hire Flutter developers for one codebase on iOS and Android
Dedicated mobile engineers in your repository and store accounts within 1 to 2 weeks
Flutter is Google's framework for building iOS and Android apps from a single codebase. A cross-platform app developer maintains one codebase instead of two native apps that drift apart. Infoloop places a dedicated Flutter developer in your team within 1 to 2 weeks. They work in your repository and publish from your own App Store and Google Play accounts.
- A dedicated Flutter developer, onboarded in 1 to 2 weeks
- A technical interview with your developer before the contract starts
- Work in your repository, sprint board and store accounts
- Scope, release dates and pricing agreed in writing
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One codebase, both app stores. Not two native apps drifting apart.
What mobile teams get from an Infoloop Flutter developer
One accountable developer, pricing agreed in writing and one release process for both stores.
Annual OS and store policy changes
New iOS and Android versions can break a working app, and store policy updates can reject one that passed review before. The monthly plan covers compatibility updates and the next submission.
Price agreed before onboarding
Features, priorities, delivery dates and cost are agreed in writing before the developer starts. A screen added mid-project is quoted separately.
Published from your accounts
The code sits in your repository, and releases go out from your Apple and Google developer accounts. The listing, the beta testers and the crash reports stay under your company's name.
Staged rollouts, not big releases
A faulty mobile release cannot be rolled back like a web deployment. Each version reaches a small percentage of users first, with crash rates monitored by device model.
Two offices, one mobile team
Our Flutter developers work from the head office in Surat, India. The Dover, Delaware office serves US clients.
Hiring process
From scoping call to production release on iOS and Android
Four steps from an introductory call to an application published on the App Store and Google Play.
01Half-hour scoping call
Bring the planned screens, the target devices and any launch deadline. We confirm the integrations the app depends on, the design ownership and the status of your store accounts. The call is free.
02Written scope and pricing
Screens, device features, priorities, dates and price are documented before anyone starts. If you need ongoing capacity rather than a defined app, we quote an hourly or monthly rate instead.
03Interview, then a test release
You interview the developer before signing and can decline. Their first task is a test build on both platforms, which proves the release pipeline before anything critical depends on it.
04Delivery, submission and handover
Work arrives in reviewable increments, with a weekly summary of completed features. We submit to both stores and use a staged rollout to a small group of users. Afterward, your team takes over, or the monthly support plan begins.
Flutter and the technologies around it
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Engagement models for Flutter work
A fixed-scope project, a dedicated developer or hourly work for changing scope. Each one starts with a written agreement.
- Scope the app
Fixed-scope app project
- Fixed price
- End date
One defined deliverable: a first release in both app stores, a new feature or an outdated Flutter app upgraded. Priced and scheduled in writing, then handed over or moved to monthly support.
- Interview a developer
Dedicated Flutter developer
- Hourly or monthly
- 1 to 2 weeks to start
A dedicated developer joins your team for an agreed term, billed hourly or monthly. They work in your repository, store accounts and sprint board. You interview them first, and the contract then continues month to month.
- Discuss hourly work
Hourly work for changing scope
- Time and materials
Hourly billing suits work whose scope will change, such as new features, OS updates and store resubmissions. The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing first. Support covers crash monitoring, fixes within an agreed response time and a monthly report.
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The difference is they did not leave. Every month we get a report, fixes and one clear next step.
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Book a scoping call
Describe the application requirements and the devices your users carry. A named person replies within one business day.
FAQs
Questions CTOs ask before they hire Flutter developers
Short, direct answers. Raise anything else on the scoping call.
What does a Flutter developer cost per hour?
The rate depends on seniority and the work in scope. A dedicated developer is billed hourly or monthly. A defined project, such as a first release in both stores, has one fixed price. The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing after a half-hour scoping call.
How soon can a Flutter developer start?
Usually within 1 to 2 weeks of signing the agreement. Repository access, finished designs and one contact who answers questions the same day keep onboarding on schedule. New Apple and Google developer accounts need separate verification, so register them early.
Flutter or React Native: which should we choose?
Choose Flutter when the interface must look identical on both platforms. Flutter renders every screen itself, so the design holds when Apple or Google restyle their native controls. React Native uses those native controls and suits teams already fluent in React. We deliver both and recommend one on the call.
Can one Flutter codebase publish to the App Store and Google Play?
Yes. One codebase produces both the iOS and Android applications, and both are submitted from your own developer accounts. Platform features Flutter does not render, such as a home screen widget or a watch app, need a small amount of native code.
What happens after the app is published to both stores?
You choose before submission. Your team can take over with a walkthrough, the signing certificates and the release steps. Or the same developer continues on the monthly plan and ships each update. Every fix still passes store review, and older versions stay on users' devices for months.
Do we own the app, the store accounts and the certificates?
Yes, all three. The code sits in your repository under your license from day one, with no proprietary wrapper. The store accounts are in your company's name, with our developers added as team members. Signing certificates stay where your team can access them, with documented recovery steps.
Describe the mobile application you need
Share a wireframe, a design file or a partially built application. After the call, you receive the scope, a release date, the price and a clear recommendation on whether Flutter fits.
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