Trading App Development Services

We quote the app itself — watchlists, charts, order placing, funding an account — as a fixed set of line items. The part founders miss is that live share prices are not free: a market-data feed such as Polygon.io bills you monthly, per user. We model that bill with you before you sign, because it grows with every user you add.

Build work usually runs four to seven months. The date you can actually launch is set by your broker partner's onboarding — signing with a licensed broker such as Alpaca, and the data agreements that come with it. We build against their test environment while that runs. Starting those conversations early takes real weeks off the schedule.

Yes, and we usually recommend it. A first version can be one market, a watchlist, a simple chart, market orders and funding the account through a bank link such as Plaid. What cannot be trimmed is showing an honest price and a clear confirmation of what was bought. Options, margin and multi-currency wait.

Ask and you will end up speaking to previous clients directly rather than reading a page of names. What we bring is the work these apps share with other money-moving products we build: connecting to a broker's trading interface, keeping prices updating live on screen, bank-account funding, and the audit trail your partner will ask for. Ask us to walk through code.

Four things carry it: watchlists, charts, placing an order, and getting money into the account. We build all four, plus the identity checks your broker requires at sign-up. Worth saying plainly — you connect to a licensed broker such as DriveWealth rather than becoming one yourself, so the trading licence stays with them, not you.

Because we are straight about the two things that sink these projects: the monthly cost of live prices, and who answers at nine-thirty in the morning when the feed goes stale. Our support agreements can include cover through market hours and alerting on frozen quotes. You own the code and the broker relationship outright.