Hire Flutter Developers
Flutter paints every pixel itself. That is why one Dart codebase looks identical on Android and iOS, and also why a Flutter app needs deliberate effort to feel at home on each: scroll physics, back gestures, text selection, keyboard behaviour. The framework gives you the speed; the developer supplies the care.
When you take a Flutter developer from us, that person commits to your repository, follows your board and reports to you. Payroll, equipment and absence cover are our responsibility. There is no intermediary between you and the engineer.
Flutter tasks our engineers handle
Six headings describe the Flutter work that comes up again and again. Yours may combine several.
A new app from one codebase
Android and iOS builds from a single Dart project, with flavours for staging and production, localisation files, and a folder structure that still makes sense when the app has eighty screens.
State management clean-up
Apps often begin with setState everywhere and logic inside widgets. We move that logic into Riverpod providers or Bloc classes that can be tested without a device, one feature at a time.
Native plugins and platform channels
When no package exists for a payment terminal, a Bluetooth device or a vendor SDK, we write the Kotlin and Swift sides ourselves and generate the typed bridge with Pigeon.
Flutter and Dart upgrades
Moving a project several releases forward: replacing abandoned packages, fixing Gradle and Xcode build failures, and checking screens for rendering differences under the Impeller engine.
Jank and app size
Profiling in DevTools to find widgets that rebuild too often, images decoded at full size and JSON parsed on the UI thread. Heavy work moves to an isolate. Builds are split per ABI and unused assets removed.
Flutter inside an existing native app
Adding a Flutter module to a Kotlin or Swift app so that new screens can be shared without rewriting what already works. Engine warm-up and navigation between the two worlds are handled explicitly.
Packages and tooling in a Flutter codebase
Flutter leaves many choices to the team. The entries below are the common ones a Flutter engineer should know well.
- Framework
- FlutterDartMaterial 3Cupertino widgetsImpeller
- State
- RiverpodBlocProvider
- Navigation & data
- go_routerDioDriftsqfliteFirebase
- Native bridge
- Platform channelsPigeonKotlinSwiftdart:ffi
- Testing
- flutter_testintegration_testGolden testsMocktailPatrol
- Release
- FastlaneCodemagicGitHub ActionsPlay ConsoleTestFlight
Flutter seniority, matched to the job
Building a screen in Flutter is quick at any level. The levels separate on what happens below the widget tree and outside Dart.
Junior
Composes widgets from a design, calls an existing repository class, adds form validation and widget tests. Should not be left alone with native build errors.
Choose when: someone senior on your team owns the architecture and reviews pull requests.
Mid-level
Ships whole features with state management, error handling, tests and store builds for both platforms. Can read a Gradle or CocoaPods failure and resolve it.
Choose when: you have designs and an API ready and need them turned into a working app.
Senior
Chooses the state approach and package set, writes platform code in Kotlin and Swift, sets up CI and release signing, and knows when a requirement is better served natively.
Choose when: the app depends on hardware or vendor SDKs, or you have no mobile lead to make these calls.
The path to a working Flutter engagement
Share what exists
Give us the Flutter version, the state management in use, the platforms you publish to and the work required. If there is a repository, a look at pubspec.yaml answers many questions.
Speak with the engineer
One specific Flutter developer is introduced and you question them yourself. Tell us if the match is off and another person is proposed.
Try a small real job
Something bounded, for example a single feature or a failing build, makes a good first assignment. It gives you evidence before a longer term is agreed.
Work to a regular beat
Tasks are logged in your own tools. Every week brings a short report on what was delivered and what is stuck; every month brings one invoice.
Flutter developer costs
Our rates are published. Pick the role and move the sliders for an indicative budget.
Rate card
| Role | Hourly | Monthly* |
|---|---|---|
| Frontend / WordPress | AED 110 | AED 17,600 |
| Backend / API | AED 118 | AED 18,880 |
| Full-stack | AED 129 | AED 20,640 |
| Mobile (React Native / Flutter) | AED 129 | AED 20,640 |
| DevOps / Cloud | AED 147 | AED 23,520 |
| AI / Automation engineer | AED 165 | AED 26,400 |
| QA / Test engineer | AED 92 | AED 14,720 |
| UI / UX design | AED 103 | AED 16,480 |
*160 hrs/month full-time. Rates are indicative for planning, in UAE dirhams (converted from our US-dollar rates at the fixed peg of 3.6725), before VAT where applicable, and depend on seniority, contract length and timezone overlap. Longer engagements and multi-role teams are discounted — ask.
Will hiring Flutter developers this way work for you?
We are a good choice when
- You want Android and iOS releases from one team and one codebase.
- Your Flutter app is in the stores and needs steady upkeep.
- You would like to brief the engineer yourself, without a go-between.
- You are an agency needing Flutter hands for client projects under your name.
Look elsewhere when
- You need one small change and nothing after it.
- The product is mostly camera, AR or other heavy platform features, where native is the better fit.
- You are asking for a fixed price before screens and flows are agreed.
- Your schedule allows no overlapping hours with India at all.
Common Flutter questions
Which state management do you use?
Riverpod or Bloc for new projects, and whatever the project already uses when we join one. Consistency inside a codebase matters more than the choice of library, so we do not switch without a reason you agree with.
Will a Flutter app feel native on an iPhone?
It can, with attention. Flutter ships Cupertino widgets and platform-aware scrolling, and we test swipe-back, the keyboard and Dynamic Type on real iOS builds. A few system features, such as widgets on the home screen, still need a small amount of Swift.
Does the same code run on web and desktop?
It compiles for both. Flutter web suits applications behind a login more than public pages that depend on search engines, since it renders to a canvas. We say so early if your web needs point elsewhere.
What if a package we depend on is abandoned?
We look for a maintained replacement first. If there is none, we fork the package into your organisation, apply the fixes needed for the current Flutter release, and note the fork in the project documentation.
Who owns what is written?
You own it. The Dart code, native code and build configuration are committed to your repository, and store listings stay in your accounts. The agreement records this before the first commit.
How much notice is needed to stop?
The arrangement renews monthly. Tell us before the following month begins; the engineer then completes or hands over current work with notes.
Start with a short description of the app
We need only the basics: what the app does, the Flutter version if one exists, and what you want delivered. We reply within one business day.