Typical maintenance
- Updates for new iOS and Android versions
- Bug fixes and stability work
- Security patches and dependency updates
- Small new features and improvements
- Store resubmissions when needed
- Monitoring, so problems are caught early
App maintenance and updates.
An app is never finished at launch. iOS and Android change, bugs surface, and users ask for more. Scholar Baltic keeps your app running and improving with an optional maintenance plan, quoted on scope. One known contact, no subcontractor chains. Based in Rīga, working in Latvian and English.
The price
Maintenance, on scope.
Maintenance is quoted on scope, because a simple app and a busy one need very different care. We agree what is covered and how fast we respond before anything starts. A full new build, if you need one, starts from €3,850 on the pricing page.
What you get
What a plan covers.
Why it matters
- An unmaintained app breaks as the platforms change
- Security holes appear when nobody is watching
- Under GDPR, a breach you cannot detect is still your problem
- One known contact beats chasing a freelancer
How plans work
One contact, no chains.
A maintenance plan is agreed on scope: what is covered, how quickly we respond, and how new work is handled. You deal with one known contact at Scholar. There is no queue and no subcontractor chain.
If your app was built elsewhere, we can often take it on after a short review. You keep ownership of the code and the accounts throughout, and you can move on at any time.
Maintenance questions, answered.
App maintenance at Scholar Baltic is quoted on scope, because a simple app and a busy one need very different care. We agree what is covered and how fast we respond before anything starts, so the cost is clear up front.
A plan typically covers updates for new iOS and Android versions, bug fixes, security patches, small new features, store resubmissions, and monitoring so problems are caught early. The exact scope is agreed with you.
Often, yes. After a short review of the code, we can take on an app built elsewhere. You keep ownership of the code and the store accounts throughout.
iOS and Android change every year, dependencies get security fixes, and an unmaintained app eventually breaks or becomes a security risk. Under GDPR, a breach you cannot detect is still your responsibility.
One known person at Scholar. There is no subcontractor chain and no ticket queue to fight, which is the difference between a fix in hours and a fix in weeks.
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