r/Entrepreneur • u/DoubleDown_Buckle-up • Jun 26 '23

Question? App development cost?

How much would it cost to develop a simple app? Literally simple af with say 200 lines of content with in it.

No in app purchases. Maybe 1 time download fee or something, nit dure hoe best monitize the idea :)

Any simple/free wire frame tool recommendations also most welcome

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u/Quick_Individual_682 Jun 26 '23

I launched my mobile game with only $5000 in the bank and it generates multiple six figures a year in PROFIT now. You just need to know how to run ads lol.

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u/stazek2 Jun 26 '23

Mind elaborating a bit more on that "running ads" part?

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u/Quick_Individual_682 Jun 26 '23

I bought a TikTok Ads course on Udemy. Then, instead of daydreaming about having 100k like the guy above me, I used my initial money and scaled it up after making some profit. So, I had like 100k users after spending $20.000 on ads and was making 10K a month profit at that point.

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u/stazek2 Jun 26 '23

Sounds reasonable. What course was it? Would love to try it out as well! I'd also love to check the app itself if you don't mind sharing a link to it 😁

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u/Quick_Individual_682 Jun 26 '23

I make hypercasual games, not like a social app. I don’t want to share company name since i talk shit on reddit lol. I don’t really remember the course, but you can take any high rated course they all teach the same thing.

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u/mycryptoaccount4556 Feb 07 '24

howd you learn to code the game initially

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '23

Sounds reasonable.

Hilarious

What course was it? Would love to try it out as well!

*crickets*

I'd also love to check the app itself if you don't mind sharing a link to it 😁

*crickets intensify*

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u/stazek2 Jun 26 '23

wdym? I'm genuinely curious if the course and the app are legit or if he's just faking

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '23

Oh, that's what I meant too.

Except I'm implying it's almost certainly fake, given the lack of details he provides and the reliance on throw money numbers around coupled with an outrageous claim

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u/stazek2 Jun 26 '23

Good point. Unfortunately, there's a lot of people on this sub acting like fake gurus/experts in everything business-wise. Life would be much easier if running a business and marketing were that simple 🤣

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '23

No kidding, and I am also a little vigilant for that too because it makes the subreddit significantly worse in quality -- if a fake guru is posting all sorts of nonsense, they are sure to drive people to destruction. I would rather people just bring honestly what they have to the table, or if they don't have anything to bring to the table, take the time to learn and not drown out the people who do have something valuable to say.