Alternatives to In-House App Development

There are several ways to get your app published on iTunes, here's what you need to know.

By Jennifer Wang • Aug 23, 2012

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Weighing the Options

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Self-service platforms are acceptable options if you don't have an in-house developer or the cash to hire a contract worker. Services such as Bizness Apps, Appmakr, ShoutEm and many others provide a solid app presence for as little as $30 to $40 a month, with add-on fees for Android and iPad versions.

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