Flutter or native for a business app?

First-release scope

Flutter supports shared interfaces across platforms; native development uses each platform’s own tools. The choice depends on SDKs, hardware features, available skills and long-term maintenance. A technology name alone does not guarantee quality.

How to verify the result

Prototype the hardest requirement first: camera, Bluetooth, a payment SDK or background events. Check accessibility, startup, memory and stability on real devices. Vendra agrees the technical approach against requirements; a marketing demo does not define the customer app’s stack.

What to prepare

Describe your current process, number of locations, required languages and main customer journey. Agree what belongs in the first release, what needs separate estimation and how you will accept the result.

Connection depends on your system’s API, version and permissions. Verify a test exchange, not just a provider logo. Do not submit passwords or secret keys in the enquiry form.

Plans and next steps

Start is €79/month and Business is €149/month. Launch is included in both plans. Complex features, migrations and third-party subscriptions are assessed separately after agreeing the brief.