Outsourcing mobile apps - iphone/ipad/android?

No particular name, but Linkedin has a number of groups of Mobile developers, both apps and games.

I go to elance. I put up a SOW (statement of work) screenshots I made. Ask for bids....it is free to start but the providers give you a lot of info.

If your looking for mobile app targeting small business check out my sig.

If you need it for more custom reasons, then check out the folowing websites.

ShoutEm - Make an App - Build Apps with Easy Application Creator

Free iPhone App Builder | Free Android App Builder | iPhone and Android CMS

Fivespark | Mobile Application Builder

appMobi.com- Create Mobile and Web Apps with HTML5 and JavaScript |

Those are just a few off the top of my head.

Jerry

For 50 bucks on elance you can get a ok app done....like a hotlink with icon.

What kind of app are you looking for?

Also, is it just one app you're looking to have built or do you want to be able to build more apps on an ongoing basis?

Cloud Based - I would suggest Amazon S3 with cloudfront

I recommend checking out Elance for mobile app coders, thats where I found a coder that worked on my mobile app.

You can also go to Odesk and look around. You can find good providers there..but you have to take your time and screen them...

You can try out CDN Mobile Solutions, it is an award winning mobile application development company with an impressive portfolio.

Their charges too are nominal. Here is there link http://www.cdnmobilesolutions.com

I don't think there will be a shortage of app developers that can help....

Check out our extensive portfolio on our site, just click my signature links...we can help and we won't break the bank

Good luck

I use Bizness Apps, but when I was searching it was a toss up between BA and Seattle Clouds. The first year it was difficult finding the right model, but I realized that putting 50 people on the phone on a power dialer wasn't the solution. Most that we called needed an upgrade on his/her or company(s) website first. We find that out of every 5-10 apps we sell weekly that 2-3 of them want a re-design of their website first. It was tough at first, but Andrew (CEO of Bizness Apps) is sincerely a visionary and his platform is awesome!

The other item was to not look so much like them with our front-end and so I moved my designer/developer from my radio media agency over to my mobile app/marketing company.

It's not easy and you need support, but the best advice I can give anyone is hire someone that is a guru with Photoshop, make 100-150 calls per day and conduct your due-diligence before the call.

as per my past experience Hidden Brains has provided me nice results..

They have showed below points on their website:

• Trim down costs
• Free internal resources
• Expand skilled resources
• Complete a specified project within budget
• Deliver projects on time
• Merge support services
• Maintain your Competitive Edge
• Greater flexibility of internal operations
• Meet changing customer demands
• Focus on Core Competencies
• Obtain Reliable Experts

And they really provided the same.
with strength of 350+ developer resources they can easily provide the best results.

Mobileapploader.com its one of the sources which I use

Have you checked on any freelance websites and posted your order and let people bid on it such as elance, freelancer, vworker (now owned by freelancer), and peopleperhour.com to start those should get you plenty of bids.

The other option is to post in the programming section here on the website and let them know your budget in advance, if you want native language, and full description of the application.

Me and my partner build native mobile apps; we are starting out taking clients and would offer a nice discount to any interested fellow Warriors. If you are looking for a mobile app just PM me!

If you are a US resident then you will definitely find good mobile app development and consultancy companies.
Back in Los Angeles a friend of mine recommend me mobile app development company that is quite afforadable.
Veztekusa.com
I hope it will be helpful.

It is a 2 year old thread but anyway, do check elance.com and odesk.com, you will find good freelancers there who are have the portfolio to show. I have done some work with them and from my experience, stick to those who has a good portfolio to show and avoid going cheap.

Search Quora.com as well as I know some really good development companies are hanging out there too.

Hello
We are an established app development company who charge you much reasonable price and provide you much cost effective app.
PM me

I recently received an offer for a training course that claimed to be able to provide details where you could get apps created for around 50 bucks, (I hope you did not buy that course)

I have followed those kinds of info App creator courses and found that you get what you pay for mostly...

But I also found that there are some "vendors" that intentionally target this market and bid on projects at an inflated rate, the idea is that if they "catch" one of two projects at the higher rate they can then proceed to "Scalp" the poor guy or girl that wanders into the net.

It is like a mine field out there and it gets harder to find real sellers that are providing real services.

I would advice caution when dealing with service providers that bid high and low, the best services I have ever found were on Odesk, but it took me a long time to weed out the good from the bad providers.

Most people if they find a good provider are not going to share that guy or girl out, simply because it takes so much time to interview and to locate good providers, the best advice I can give anyone is to get out there do the interviews, use email, avoid phone interviews, (they usually dont work well to identify a good provider anyway) do the leg work or in this case finger work and create a step by step spec, that defines exactly what you expect from your service provider.

Most of the problems you see in this industry are communication issues.

Why don't you try the service of Web Spiders. It is one of the best in its segment.

Rather than find a company, I'd rather find a great developer. That way, you can define exactly what you need and work with someone closely to get what you want.

Amazon S3 is the best

I think you should check it out yourself, maybe you'll learn idk just an opinion

Best App Builder at the moment - AppzMobi Special Offer

With recent technology updates, and new resources, mobile apps are easier to make then ever. There's tons of free resources you can use. I've had good success with Appgeyser.


Hope this helps,
Mark