App DevelopmentBest App Developers in Palm Beach County (2026 Shortlist)

The best app developers in Palm Beach County depend on your budget and how big a team you need. For large multi-platform builds, Cubix in West Palm Beach has the biggest team. For a product team based in Boca Raton with the highest published hourly rate here, The SilverLogic fits. For startups that want fixed prices and to work directly with the developer, App369, working remotely from Miami, fits. Every other firm here shows a Palm Beach County office on its own website. Many firms that show up in local search results don’t. To price your own project first, try the free app cost calculator. App369 publishes this guide and is one of the options. It is based on public information, not an independent benchmark.

What a Palm Beach County app developer is (and isn’t)

In this guide, a Palm Beach County app developer is a company that builds custom mobile or web apps and lists an office in the county on its own website: Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach, Wellington, Jupiter or Palm Beach Gardens. For a single town, see the Boca Raton and Delray Beach guides. Template marketplaces, no-code builders and agencies that only have a “Palm Beach” landing page are left out. A local office doesn’t mean every developer works here; ask where the people building your app are based.

How I compared these developers

I checked each company on October 22, 2026, using only what it publishes:

• Location: a Palm Beach County address on the company’s own contact or about page. App369 is the exception: it publishes this guide and is based in Miami.
• Published pricing: hourly rates and minimum project size on Clutch, or prices on the company’s own site.
• Services: whether native iOS/Android, cross-platform, web apps and AI work are listed.
• Track record shown publicly: Clutch rating and review count with the date read, or other proof the company links to.
• Fit: the type of buyer each firm’s pages and pricing point to.

I didn’t hire any of these firms for a test project, interview their clients, or verify claims they make about themselves, such as years in business. Firms are listed alphabetically. The order is not a ranking.

The best app developers in Palm Beach County in 2026

1. Ajroni, best for small businesses that want a fixed quote for a website and app

Ajroni lists West Palm Beach, FL 33401 on its website and offers web design and development, e-commerce, mobile app development, SEO and digital marketing. Its pages promise “Transparent, Fixed Pricing” with “no vague estimates”, which is useful if you need a firm number before you commit. It doesn’t publish any figures, so you’ll need a quote. Ask what the fixed price includes: design, store submission, and fixes after launch.

• Strengths: fixed-price positioning; website, store and app work from one vendor; marketing services if you need them after launch.
• Limitation: mobile apps are one of six broad services, and its site lists offices in several states as well as West Palm Beach, so ask where your team will be based and for apps it has shipped.
• Best for: local small businesses that want a website or a straightforward app at a fixed price.

2. App369, best for startups that want fixed prices and to work directly with the developer

App369 is the studio that publishes this guide. It is one developer, Simon Dziak, working remotely from Miami, who builds mobile apps for iOS and Android, web apps, AI features and payment integrations. Prices are published: web apps start from $6,000, mobile apps from $9,000, and small jobs such as a bug fix, Stripe billing or an AI feature have fixed prices from $450 on the fixed-price page. Simon also built and runs Workspace369, a production SaaS on iOS and the web. App369 shows Simon’s Fiverr reviews (5.0 from 126, read October 13, 2026) on its reviews page.

• Strengths: published prices and an instant quote; the person you talk to writes the code; you keep the code and accounts.
• Limitation: one developer means limited capacity: no large parallel team, no in-house QA department, and no game development.
• Best for: founders and small businesses with an MVP, an existing app that needs a new developer, or one clearly defined feature.

3. Cubix, best for large multi-platform projects

Cubix lists an office at 560 Village Blvd. in West Palm Beach, alongside offices in Manchester, Dubai and Karachi. It offers mobile and web development, AI, IoT, blockchain, game development and UX/UI. On Clutch, Cubix lists a $25,000+ minimum project and $25–$49 per hour, with a 4.8 rating from 57 reviews (read October 22, 2026).

• Strengths: the widest range of services here, including games and blockchain; a large review base; low hourly rates for its size.
• Limitation: the $25,000 minimum rules out small projects, and with offices in four countries, ask where your developers will be based.
• Best for: funded companies with a large scope that need several platforms built in parallel.

4. Palm Beach Software Design, best for established companies replacing internal software

Palm Beach Software Design says its home office is in Wellington, where senior-level work is done, with development teams in the Philippines and Asia. It says it has built software since 1987. It lists custom business software, web, cloud, business intelligence, AI and mobile apps, built with native tools or .NET MAUI. That mix suits companies modernizing in-house systems more than consumer app launches. If your team already runs on Microsoft tools, ask whether a .NET MAUI app could share code with your existing systems.

• Strengths: long history in custom business systems; native and .NET MAUI mobile options for Microsoft-based companies.
• Limitation: its site shows no street address or pricing, and most development happens outside the US, so ask who will build your app.
• Best for: established businesses that need to replace or extend internal software, especially on Microsoft technology.

5. The SilverLogic, best for buyers who want a Boca Raton product team

The SilverLogic lists 6413 Congress Ave in Boca Raton. It offers custom software, mobile apps, app testing, AI, IoT, modernization and UX/UI. On Clutch it lists Boca Raton as its headquarters, founded 2012, a $10,000+ minimum project and $150–$199 per hour, with a 5.0 rating from 14 reviews (read October 22, 2026). Ask for a written estimate in hours, so you can compare it with fixed-price quotes.

• Strengths: a full product team (design, development, testing) with a local office; a strong rating on Clutch.
• Limitation: the highest published hourly rate here, and 14 reviews is a small sample.
• Best for: companies with a budget for senior rates that want design, build and testing from one team.

6. Website Beaver, best for businesses that want web, app and SEO from one vendor

Website Beaver lists 7050 W Palmetto Park Rd in Boca Raton. It builds websites and web apps, iPhone and Android apps, desktop apps and games, and also offers WordPress and SEO. It doesn’t publish pricing. Because the same firm handles the website and SEO, it can suit a business that wants one point of contact for its whole online presence; ask which apps it has shipped and whether they are still in the stores.

• Strengths: a wide local service range, including desktop apps and games; one vendor for the website and the app.
• Limitation: no published pricing or detailed portfolio, so judge it on the shipped apps it can show you.
• Best for: local businesses that want their website, app and SEO handled by one company.

Side-by-side comparison

Which developer fits your situation

How to choose an app developer in Palm Beach County

1. Confirm they’re actually local, if that matters to you. Check the address on their contact page, then check the company on Sunbiz.
2. Ask who writes the code. Get the names and seniority of the people building your app, and whether any work is subcontracted.
3. Look at shipped work, not mockups. Ask for App Store or Google Play links to apps they built and still maintain.
4. Get a written scope before paying. The app development RFP guide and vendor evaluation checklist work with any firm on this list.
5. Plan for after launch. Ask what maintenance costs and who owns the code, accounts and store listings. The mobile app handoff checklist lists what you should receive.

For free local advising, incubators and meetups, see the Palm Beach County tech and startup resources guide.

Get a price for your app

If you want a number before talking to anyone, the instant quote gives a price range in about a minute, and the app cost calculator shows how features change the cost. Either way, compare written quotes from at least two of the firms above.

Is your Palm Beach County development company missing, or is something out of date? Email contact@app369.com with a link to your contact page or Clutch profile.