MotherApp®

I cannot find pricing information on your web site?

For example, what is the cost of you compiling my dynamic site into an EXE that I submit to the AppStore?

For example, is there a charge for the tools such as the debugger?

For example, is there an annual support or annual subscription?

Regards, Garry@TriSys

> I cannot find pricing information on your web site?
> what is the cost of you compiling my dynamic site into an EXE that I submit to the AppStore?
> is there an annual support or annual subscription?
Fathang: It is case by case, we can communicate with you through email.

> is there a charge for the tools such as the debugger?
Fathang: for the debugger, you can use it for free.

Fathang
MotherApp Team.

I would like to develop an app using MotherApp Engine for use in Symbian,Android,iPhone,Windows Mobile and Blackberry.What is the price? How long do you take to generate the executable?

MotherApp Engine at current moment only supports Android, iPhone and BlackBerry.

For the pricing issue, we will contact you by email.

Fathang.

HI
same questions. One shot costing or annual fees ? is the cost of compiling app is per platform (Android + iPhone etc..) ?
Thanks

mscavazz
HI
same questions. One shot costing or annual fees ? is the cost of compiling app is per platform (Android + iPhone etc..) ?
Thanks

Yes, it is an annual fee. The annual fee is per app (server url) and per platform.

howa

Hi thanks for replying.
What is the amount of this annual fee per app and per platform ?

Hello, is there anybody out there ?
your technology looks fine but your reactivity in support is a concern. Is MotherApp dying or what ? I'd like to validate the model before moving forward but I don't know the pricing rules and want to make sure MotherApp is sustainable...
Why are you so silent ?

Sorry for the late reply. We are still active. The annual pricing is USD $1000 per app per platform.

howa
Sorry for the late reply. We are still active. The annual pricing is USD $1000 per app per platform.

Hi
so it's $1000 / year / app / platform. Sounds really expensive ... NimbleKit provides a $99 one shot download for their iOS dev framework, then for Android one could use PhoneGap for free (though not being able to use phone hardware features) or developing with Eclipse/Java that is not so difficult (java developers are easier to find therefore cheaper than Objective C ones).
At long term I believe it's cheaper to learn or develop in native frameworks...

Thanks anyway.