Hire Flutter Developers for Cross-Platform iOS and Android Apps From One Codebase

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TECHNOLOGIES

Our Flutter app developers work with:

Dart

Flutter SDK

Material Design

Cupertino

BLoC

Provider

Riverpod

GetX

Firebase

REST APIs

GraphQL

Automated testing

CI/CD pipelines

Flutter compared with React Native on language, rendering, interface consistency, reach beyond mobile and when to pick each
Flutter compared with React Native on language, rendering, interface consistency, reach beyond mobile and when to pick each


An Octalance team meeting in a bright office, with the company's satisfaction rate, project count and years on the market
An Octalance team meeting in a bright office, with the company's satisfaction rate, project count and years on the market
Dmitri Kuchinski, Chief Operating Officer at Octalance
Dmitri Kuchinski, Chief Operating Officer at Octalance
How much does it cost to hire a Flutter developer?

There is no flat rate. The cost tracks three things: the engagement model you choose, the scope of the work, and the seniority of the team. We scope your project first and quote against it, so you see clear numbers before you commit. You can also move between our four cooperation models as the work grows.

Is Flutter still in demand?

Yes. Flutter is an open-source framework backed by Google, and it remains one of the most-used tools for building iOS and Android apps from a single codebase. That cross-platform reach is why teams keep choosing it: one team, one Dart codebase, and both app stores.

What is Dart?

Dart is Google’s client-optimized programming language, and Flutter is built on it. It compiles ahead of time to native code, which gives Flutter apps performance close to native on both iOS and Android. Dart is the language; Flutter is the framework built on top of it.

How do I hire Flutter developers?

Tell Octalance your scope, stack, and seniority, and we source matched candidates and present a shortlist within 7 days. You interview the developers you want and decide who joins. We then handle the contracts, security checks, and onboarding. The four steps are scope and source, interview and vet, sign and onboard, then embed and scale.

Flutter or React Native: which should I choose?

It depends on your product. Flutter renders its own UI with a single engine, so the interface stays consistent across iOS and Android with near-native performance. React Native maps to each platform’s own components and runs on JavaScript, which some teams prefer. If your stack is already JavaScript, our React Native developers may be the better fit.

How much does it cost to hire a Flutter developer?

There is no flat rate. The cost tracks three things: the engagement model you choose, the scope of the work, and the seniority of the team. We scope your project first and quote against it, so you see clear numbers before you commit. You can also move between our four cooperation models as the work grows.

Is Flutter still in demand?

Yes. Flutter is an open-source framework backed by Google, and it remains one of the most-used tools for building iOS and Android apps from a single codebase. That cross-platform reach is why teams keep choosing it: one team, one Dart codebase, and both app stores.

What is Dart?

Dart is Google’s client-optimized programming language, and Flutter is built on it. It compiles ahead of time to native code, which gives Flutter apps performance close to native on both iOS and Android. Dart is the language; Flutter is the framework built on top of it.

How do I hire Flutter developers?

Tell Octalance your scope, stack, and seniority, and we source matched candidates and present a shortlist within 7 days. You interview the developers you want and decide who joins. We then handle the contracts, security checks, and onboarding. The four steps are scope and source, interview and vet, sign and onboard, then embed and scale.

Flutter or React Native: which should I choose?

It depends on your product. Flutter renders its own UI with a single engine, so the interface stays consistent across iOS and Android with near-native performance. React Native maps to each platform’s own components and runs on JavaScript, which some teams prefer. If your stack is already JavaScript, our React Native developers may be the better fit.