Website to app & app features
Convert Your Website to Android and iOS Apps
Both stores, one price and one set of branding — what the bundle costs, what each store charges you on top, and how the two submissions actually differ.
Delivered in 7-10 working days
Fixed price · one-time · no hidden charges
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How it works
- Pay ₹12,999Secure Razorpay checkout. Share your website URL before payment.
- We build both appsIcon, app name and tab layout confirmed on WhatsApp, then both apps built and tested on real Android phones and real iPhones.
- DeliverySigned AAB, test APK, keystore and the iOS TestFlight build in your App Store Connect, within 7-10 working days.
The short answer
Converting one website into both an Android app and an iPhone app costs a fixed ₹12,999 at ZoopCoder and takes 7-10 working days — ₹2,000 less than the ₹14,998 of buying the two separately. You get a signed Android App Bundle targeting API 36 for Google Play, and a native iOS build sitting in your own App Store Connect. The store fees are separate, go directly to the stores, and are not the same shape: Google Play charges US$25 once, for life, covering every app you ever publish, while Apple charges US$99 every year and delists your app if the membership lapses. The two reviews are not the same either — Apple states 90% of submissions are reviewed in under 24 hours, whereas a personal Google Play account opened after 13 November 2023 must first run a closed test with at least 12 testers opted in continuously for 14 days, which is usually the longest single step in getting a website onto both stores.
What you get
- Android app: signed release AAB + installable test APK + upload keystore, targeting API 36
- iOS app: native Swift shell with tab bar, uploaded to your own App Store Connect
- Matching app icon, splash/launch screen and app name on both stores
- Offline screen, native link handling and file upload on both
- iOS built with Xcode 26 / iOS 26 SDK; Android built for API 36 — both stores' current minimums
- Source projects for both apps handed over to you
- 15 days of post-delivery fixes across both platforms
| Price | ₹12,999 (fixed) |
|---|---|
| Deliverable | Android AAB + test APK + keystore, iOS build in your App Store Connect, source for both |
| Timeline | 7-10 working days from receiving logo and app name |
| Price vs buying separately | ₹12,999 bundle against ₹14,998 (₹4,999 Android + ₹9,999 iOS) — a ₹1,999 saving |
| Store fee, Android | US$25 to Google, one-time, covers every app on that account for life |
| Store fee, iOS | US$99 to Apple, every year — the app is delisted if it lapses |
| Build target, Android | API 36 (Android 16), the level Google Play requires for new apps and updates |
| Build target, iOS | Xcode 26 / iOS 26 SDK, the minimum App Store Connect has required since 28 April 2026 |
| Slowest step, Android | A personal Play account opened after 13 Nov 2023 needs 12 testers for 14 continuous days before production |
| Slowest step, iOS | Apple review — Apple states 90% of submissions are reviewed in under 24 hours |
| Device support | Android 7.0 (API 24) and above; iPhone on iOS 15 and above |
| Revisions | 2 rounds, applied to both apps together |
| Cost to also get both submitted | +₹6,998 (₹1,999 Play + ₹4,999 App Store) on top of the store fees |
What we need from you
- Website URL (must be mobile-friendly and on HTTPS)
- A square logo at 1024×1024 PNG
- The app name you want on both stores
- A Google Play Console account and an Apple Developer membership in your own name, or we walk you through creating both
Not included
- Google Play registration fee (US$25, one-time) and Apple Developer Program fee (US$99 per year)
- Store listing and submission — Play Store ₹1,999 and App Store ₹4,999, or ₹6,998 for both
- Store review decisions, which are Google's and Apple's alone
- Redesigning or fixing the website itself
About this service
Most businesses want to be on both stores, and building both from the same website is the only way to keep the icon, the app name, the link behaviour and the content genuinely identical — two separately-bought apps drift apart on the details within a release or two. The saving is the smaller half of the argument: ₹12,999 against ₹14,998 for the same two builds bought apart. The bigger half is that the two stores are not symmetrical and this is the page where that matters. Google takes US$25 once and Apple takes US$99 a year, so year three of an iPhone app costs more than the Android build did. Google now enforces API 36 for new apps and updates; Apple has required Xcode 26 and the iOS 26 SDK for every upload since 28 April 2026. Apple reviews most submissions inside 24 hours but rejects anything that is only a repackaged website under Guideline 4.2 and rejects template-built apps outright under 4.2.6 unless the content owner submits them — which is why both apps are built in your own accounts. Google is more relaxed about wrappers but slower to the finish line if your Play account is personal and was opened after 13 November 2023, because of the 12-testers-for-14-days closed test. If you only need one store today, the Android-only build is ₹4,999 and adding iOS later costs the full ₹9,999, so the bundle only saves money if you genuinely want both.
Questions before you buy
Is the bundle actually cheaper than buying the two separately?
Yes. Android is ₹4,999 and iOS is ₹9,999 on their own, so ₹14,998 apart against ₹12,999 together — a ₹1,999 saving, plus one round of branding and revisions instead of two.
What do the two stores charge me on top of the ₹12,999?
Google Play charges a US$25 one-time registration fee that covers every app you ever publish on that account. Apple charges US$99 per year for the Apple Developer Program, and removes your app from the App Store if the membership lapses. Both are paid by you, directly to the store, and are never included in our price.
Is publishing to the stores included?
No — the builds are. Submission is priced separately because many clients already have consoles set up: Play Store publishing is ₹1,999 and App Store publishing is ₹4,999, so ₹6,998 for both on top of the ₹12,999 build.
Which store is harder to get into?
Apple is stricter on what the app is; Google is slower on process. Apple rejects apps that are only a repackaged website (Guideline 4.2) and rejects template-generated apps unless the content owner submits them (Guideline 4.2.6), but it reviews 90% of submissions in under 24 hours. Google accepts wrappers more readily, but a personal Play account opened after 13 November 2023 must run a closed test with at least 12 testers opted in continuously for 14 days before it can ship to production.
How long until the apps are actually live on both stores?
Budget 7-10 working days for the builds, then the store clocks on top. iPhone is usually live within a day or two of submission. Android is live in a few days on an organisation account, or about three to four weeks if the 14-day closed test applies to your account.
Do I need two separate developer accounts?
Yes — one Google Play Console account and one Apple Developer membership, both in your own name so you own the apps and can move them later. That is not a preference: Apple Guideline 4.2.6 requires that a template-built app be submitted by the owner of the content, so we cannot publish your app from a ZoopCoder account.
Can I add push notifications to both apps?
Yes. Push notifications setup is ₹2,499 and covers Android and iOS through one Firebase project, so a single send reaches both. On iPhone, notifications need the Apple Push Notification service key from the same developer account.
When is a WebView bundle the wrong answer?
When the app genuinely needs the phone rather than the website: real offline use, background location, Bluetooth, camera-heavy workflows or large local data. A wrapper cannot do those, and pretending otherwise gets you rejected and refunded nothing. In those cases a Flutter build is the honest recommendation and we will say so before you pay.
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