Mobile App pricing

Yes. One brand covers both app stores. The Mobile App is priced per brand, so a business running two customer-facing brands buys two.

No. The Mobile App is priced per brand and nothing else — there is no per-download, per-customer or per-order charge layered on top.

Yours. Both stores require an app branded for your business to be listed under your own accounts, so you hold the Apple Developer and Google Play accounts and the listing carries your business name. You open the two accounts and grant us permission to publish on your behalf; from there we build the app from your brand — name, icon and colours — upload the build to your accounts and take it through store review. Building and submitting the app takes a day once your accounts are open; the only wait after that is Apple's and Google's own review. Apple and Google charge their developer account fees directly, like any other pass-through provider charge.

Most of them arrive over the air. Improvements to the app's screens and flows are delivered straight to the installed app, so your customers pick them up the next time they open it — no store review to wait on and nothing to re-download. A fresh store build is still needed occasionally, roughly every one to two years, when Apple or Google raise their platform requirements; we produce and submit that build for you. Neither kind of update costs extra.

No. There is no account fee, no setup fee and no minimum, so switching a product on costs nothing beyond its listed price. One tier in the whole lineup adds a flat monthly charge on top of its listed price — Production Professional, at SGD 350/mo for the routing, capacity and ETA engine that runs for the whole business rather than per person. It bundles no seats. Everything else is exactly the price on its card.

An annual commitment is discounted against the monthly list price, and the discount applies to every price on this page. Use the Monthly and Annual toggle to see both figures before you decide.

They are not included, and they are not marked up either. Provider charges for WhatsApp, SMS, email and payment processing are pass-through: they are billed by volume and paid to the provider rather than to EasyBiz.

MAX is the EasyBiz plan for complex operations. The products you run stay the same; what changes is that the whole account moves onto one agreement, quoted for the scale you operate at rather than bought self-serve, and covering guided onboarding, a named account manager and priority support. Many locations, a large team, several brands or more than one market are the usual reasons a business moves to it. Agreements start at SGD 2,500 a month and are quoted from there — tell us how you operate and we will price it.