PWA (Progressive Web App) Development Services

Progressive Web App development is building a web application that works like a native app. A PWA runs in the browser but can be added to the home screen, open in a standalone window, work with limited connectivity through offline mode and caching, and use features like push notifications. It’s a good option when you want one product for desktop and mobile without maintaining separate native apps.

Yes. Our Progressive Web App development services avoid a “big switch” and move in stages to keep key flows, accounts, and content structure stable. For SEO, we preserve URLs, metadata, and indexing signals, and ensure performance stays strong. Our team starts by reviewing what you have today, then offers a migration plan that reduces risk for both users and search visibility.

Yes. PWAs are used for products that need mobile web performance, offline access, and easier distribution than app stores. They’re popular for content and subscription products, field and internal tools, and cases where you want a single product across devices. The main decision point is not “are they popular,” but whether PWA functionalities and limits fit your product needs.

You should choose PWAs when you want one product for desktop and mobile, fast access without an app store install, and offline use for selected parts of the app. For example, content and subscription products (offline reading, saved content), or internal tools for teams working on different devices. If you need advanced features, a mobile app may be a better fit.

Choose a PWA when your product is primarily a web experience, you want broad device coverage with one codebase, and offline access plus an app-like feel is “enough.” Choose native when you need advanced device features, strong background behavior, or OS-level integrations across all platforms.

Yes, in many cases. As a part of our PWA development services, we handle offline mode through caching and storing selected data locally, so important screens still work when connectivity is weak. Push notifications are supported in many modern browsers, but behavior varies by platform and browser, so we treat it as a feature that must be tested in your target setup. If offline use and notifications are critical to the product, we test them throughout development.

Cost depends on scope, integrations, and complexity. Our development unit (full-time developers plus part-time QA, UX/UI designer, and PM) typically costs $10,000-15,000 per month. To develop an MVP, we need 3-4 months, and it costs $30,000-60,000. A complex PWA can take 5-6 months to build and costs $50,000-90,000. Contact our Progressive Web App development company and we’ll prepare the Project Cost Estimate for you.

It depends on scope and complexity, but an MVP PWA typically takes 3-4 months. A larger platform with backend APIs, admin panels, integrations, and compliance requirements can take 5-9 months. We always start by defining the main flows and the first release scope, then build in steps.

PWAs work well on modern browsers, but support differs by platform. Android (Chrome) offers broader PWA features, including easier installation and stronger support for app-like behavior. iOS (Safari) has improved, but some features can be limited or behave differently, and system updates can affect caching and storage. That’s why we confirm target devices early and plan the feature set around real platform behavior.

Yes. Many PWAs rely on integrations. For content and subscription products, this often includes payments and a CMS. For internal and workflow tools, it’s usually ERP/CRM and internal services. We define system logic, how users authenticate, and what roles and permissions you need. Then we implement and test the integrations so the PWA works as part of your business.