Your FlutterFlow app is hitting its ceiling. Here is the path to native.
Time is money. FlutterFlow gets a working app on screens fast, then the ceilings show up: native API access, performance at scale, App Store submission, custom UI. We audit first, name what is reusable, then migrate on a flat fee. React Native, Flutter, or fully native, picked from what the audit shows.
Audit-first · Flat-fee · Senior-led · 30-day stability window
Migration capability
9-month migration, dual-store approval in 4 weeks
Per-engagement migration outcomes vary by app shape. The closest published reference is a healthcare migration with dual-store approval cleared in 4 weeks and the client team owning the new codebase by handoff. FlutterFlow migration scope is set by what the audit surfaces in your project.
Read the full case →If any of these sound familiar, you have outgrown FlutterFlow
These are the situations we see most often when teams come off no-code mobile platforms.
Performance regressions as feature count grows
First few screens were fast. Now scroll lag, slow navigation, and visible re-renders are showing up. FlutterFlow's generated code is generic. Production performance needs an architecture FlutterFlow can't produce.
Native API access you cannot get to from FlutterFlow
Bluetooth, advanced camera, AR, background tasks, custom push routing, HealthKit, certain payment integrations. FlutterFlow plugins cover the easy paths, then stop. Your roadmap is blocked.
App Store or Play Store submission keeps failing
Privacy manifests, permission rationale, third-party SDK rules, payment policy. FlutterFlow's generated binary is harder to debug than a hand-written codebase. Each rejection burns another submission cycle.
Custom UI that FlutterFlow cannot produce cleanly
Brand-specific animations, complex gestures, dense data UI, custom navigation. You can wrestle FlutterFlow into approximations or rewrite on a stack where the UI you actually want is achievable.
Hiring developers willing to take a FlutterFlow contract
Senior mobile engineers prefer working in code they own. The FlutterFlow contractor pool is small. You are paying premiums for fewer options every quarter.
Scaling cost on the FlutterFlow platform itself
Per-seat pricing, generation limits, and backend integrations all scale up with your business. Owning the codebase removes the platform tax.
How a FlutterFlow migration actually runs
Four stages. Clear, concrete steps. Every step has a deliverable you can point to.
Paid Technical Audit
Mandatory first step. Read-only project access. Standalone product. You walk away with a written report whether or not you move forward with the migration.
Every migration starts with a Technical Audit: read-only access to your FlutterFlow project (and any exported code), real-device testing, and a severity-ranked findings report. We map what's reusable (data models, business rules, API contracts, design tokens) versus what is FlutterFlow-specific scaffolding that must be rewritten. The audit also picks the destination stack honestly: React Native, Flutter, or fully native, chosen from what your team can hire for and what the app actually needs.
Migration plan
We turn the audit's findings into a flat-fee migration scope. You see the plan, the stack choice, and the dollar number before any migration work starts.
The audit tells us with what we're working. We turn that into a flat-fee migration scope: which screens port first, what is rebuilt cleanly, which native APIs unblock your roadmap. You always know the ceiling before we start. If the audit shows the only honest path is a full rebuild, we say so and re-scope as a Build, not a stretched migration.
Executed migration
Hands-on rebuild. Daily builds to your team, weekly sync with stakeholders. We ship in the order the audit and plan prioritized.
Stop the bleeding first: anything blocking your next App Store or Play Store submission or your most-broken native feature. Then we move feature-by-feature, business logic first, UI second. We keep the FlutterFlow app shipping until the new build is ready to replace it. No feature work sneaking in through the side door.
Handoff and stability window
Handoff docs to your team (or a new contractor), plus a 30-day stability window. Then you pick your next path.
Your team or a new contractor takes the wheel with a handoff package built to be read, not filed. Operational runbooks, architectural decision records, an onboarding doc for the next engineer. A 30-day stability window follows handoff: we respond to anything the migration surfaced in production. After that you pick: maintain in-house, contract someone, or graduate to a Partner retainer.
Outcomes from a recent migration
Per-engagement numbers from a healthcare React Native rebuild, shown as an example of what migrations can look like with senior hands.
9 months
Full migration cutover, audit through handoff
4 weeks
Dual-store approval after submission
$25k+
Published migration pricing starts here
How much does a FlutterFlow migration cost?
Audit-first, quoted fast. Flat-fee migration scope from the audit's findings. No estimates, no stretched engagements.
FlutterFlow to Native Migration
Starting at $25,000 · audit first, then quoted
Audit-first ($2,500 Quick Scan or $5,000 Full Audit). Flat-fee migration scoped from the audit's findings. Deposit + milestones. 30-day stability window after handoff.
Engagements typically run $25k to $200k+ depending on app size, surfaces in scope (phone, tablet, wearable), and which destination stack the audit recommends. The audit gives you the dollar number before any migration work starts.