234&That / App development in Nigeria
iOS, Android and web apps for Nigerian businesses — one codebase, fixed price.
234&That builds progressive web apps and native iOS and Android apps for Nigerian businesses, with the backend, sign-in and Paystack payments behind them. One fixed price, quoted before work starts, and two to twelve weeks from brief to launch.
How pricing works
Three levels of build — a progressive web app; native iOS and Android apps; or a full product with backend, payments and an admin dashboard — each quoted as one fixed price once the scope is agreed. No hourly billing.
Billed 60% on signing, 40% on delivery. Ask for a quote on WhatsApp.
What is included
- One codebase for the web app, the iOS app and the Android app — one set of fixes, one set of features, shipped everywhere at once.
- Backend and database, with row-level security so each customer only ever sees their own data.
- Sign-in by email, Google and Apple.
- Paystack payments — cards, bank transfer and USSD, the way Nigerian customers actually pay.
- Built for Nigerian networks: fast first load, and screens that still work when the connection drops.
- Store submission handled for you. We publish to the Apple App Store and Google Play under 234&That's developer accounts — no Apple developer account to open, no yearly fee to manage. The listing carries your app's name and brand.
Proof
Seamwox is production-management software for fashion businesses, designed and built by 234&That. It is live on the web at seamwox.com, with native iOS and Android builds from the same codebase. EventsPro Studio, an event-management platform for planners and venues, is in build on the same stack — foundation shipped, core product in progress.
PWA or native — which one?
Start with a PWA when the app is mostly used by your own staff or existing customers who will follow a link, when you need it live in weeks, or when budget is the constraint. Choose native when customers will look for you in the App Store or Play Store, or when you need push notifications on iPhone, the camera, or offline-first behaviour. Because both come from one codebase, a PWA can become a native app later without a rewrite.
Questions
How much does it cost to build an app in Nigeria?
It depends on what the app has to do: a progressive web app costs less than native iOS and Android apps, and a full product with backend, authentication, payments and an admin dashboard costs more. At 234&That every app is quoted as one fixed price before work starts, billed 60% on signing and 40% on delivery.
What is the difference between a PWA and a native app?
A progressive web app runs in the browser and can be installed to the home screen without an app store — cheaper, faster to ship, and updated instantly. A native app is listed on the Apple App Store and Google Play, can use more of the phone, and is what customers expect when they search the store. We build both from one codebase, so starting with a PWA does not mean starting again later.
How long does it take to build an app?
Two to twelve weeks depending on scope. A PWA is usually two to four weeks; iOS plus Android with a backend is typically six to twelve.
Do you handle payments and logins?
Yes. Authentication (including Google and Apple sign-in), Paystack payments and the database behind the app are part of the build, not an extra vendor.
Who owns the code?
You own the code on full payment. The app is published under 234&That's Apple and Google developer accounts, so you do not have to open and maintain your own — the store listing carries your app's name, icon and brand. If you later open your own developer accounts, we transfer the app to them.
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