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Pricing · Published prices · October 2026
How much does an app or website cost in Morocco in 2026?
At VCTRUM, a marketing website starts at 3,500 MAD and an iOS and Android mobile app at 30,000 MAD; e-commerce, marketplaces, business platforms, AI and dedicated teams are quoted per project. The final price depends mostly on how many types of users you serve, payments, real-time features and integrations; below are the details, with timelines, running costs and a third-party market benchmark.
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- Marketing website
- From 3,500 MAD
- Mobile app
- From 30,000 MAD
- E-commerce, marketplace, ERP, AI
- Custom quote
- Discovery call
- Free
Our starting prices, typical timelines and what moves them
| Project | VCTRUM price | Typical timeline | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marketing website | From 3,500 MAD | 4 – 8 weeks | Pages, languages, catalog admin, content |
| iOS + Android mobile app | From 30,000 MAD | MVP: 10 – 16 weeks | Number of user types, payments, real-time, back office |
| E-commerce website | Custom quote | Set after discovery | Catalog size, payment methods, selling to businesses |
| Marketplace (rentals, delivery, services) | Custom quote | Set after discovery | Number of apps and portals, commissions and payouts, partner verification |
| Business platform, ERP | Custom quote | 12 – 20 weeks | Number of modules, integrations, hosting in Morocco |
| Focused AI assistant | Custom quote | 6 – 10 weeks | Data sources, integrations, evals and human review |
| Dedicated team | Custom quote, monthly | 1 – 2 weeks (senior) · 3 – 5 weeks (squad) | Roles, headcount, duration |
Typical timelines, confirmed after discovery. A “from” price is an entry point, not a package: your price is in the detailed proposal.
Why two “identical” projects don’t cost the same
“A rental app” can describe very different projects. Here’s what really drives a quote, illustrated with real projects.
Payments
Cash on delivery only, or cards via CMI, NAPS or Stripe, deposits, commissions and payouts. At Taouil Chocolatier, the deposit is recalculated server-side so the receipt always matches the order.
Real-time features
Live map tracking, dispatch, messaging, notifications: every live feature needs its own infrastructure and load testing.
Back office and integrations
Order management, roles and reporting; connections to your accounting, an ERP or existing APIs. Users never see it, and it’s often what a low quote leaves out.
Languages
Each language adds content and QA. Arabic needs a true right-to-left layout: Elite Dental Care runs in French, Arabic and English.
Design, content and app stores
Number of unique screens, clickable prototype, text and photos to produce, developer accounts and App Store and Google Play listings to prepare.
Cutting the budget without breaking the product
The right way to spend less is to build less at first, not to build it worse.
- Start with an MVP: one type of customer, one city, only the features the product can’t work without
- Launch with cash on delivery and add card payments later, as long as the architecture plans for it
- Launch in one language and set up the structure for the next ones
- Deliver in phases, most profitable phase first
- Target iOS and Android with React Native and Expo: one codebase instead of two
- Have text, photos and logins ready before kickoff: waiting stretches the schedule too
Don’t cut: testing, security and documentation. Skipping them gets paid for after launch.
Three ways to pay for a project
Fixed-price project
Scope, price and timeline fixed after discovery, with payments by milestone. For a marketing website, an online store or an app MVP.
Dedicated team
A squad reserved for your product, billed monthly. For marketplaces, platforms and products whose priorities change every week.
Maintenance & enhancements
Monitoring, fixes, updates and new features, with a report every month. For a product that’s already live, built by us or by someone else.
Running costs to plan for after launch
The development price isn’t the total cost of a product. These lines belong in your budget from day one — and in every quote you compare, ours included.
- Hosting and servers, sized for your real traffic; our monthly reports track the cost
- Apple and Google developer accounts, which we recommend opening in your company’s name
- Payment fees, charged by the provider on every card transaction
- Pay-as-you-go third-party services: maps, SMS, email, AI models
- Domain name and business email addresses
- Maintenance: fixes, security updates and keeping up with new iOS and Android versions
Market benchmark: the ranges published by deadLine
To put a quote in context, here are the ranges deadLine published in June 2026 in its guide to mobile app costs in Morocco. They are third-party market benchmarks, not VCTRUM’s prices.
Use them to check that an offer isn’t out of line, in either direction. They don’t tell you what a quote covers: compare scope, not totals.
| Project type, per deadLine | Published range (June 2026) |
|---|---|
| Informational app | 40,000 – 80,000 MAD |
| Transactional MVP | 60,000 – 90,000 MAD |
| Marketplace | 180,000 – 400,000 MAD |
| Agency hourly rate | 300 – 700 MAD |
Source: deadLine, guide to mobile app costs in Morocco, June 2026 (amounts published in DH, i.e. MAD). Third-party ranges; VCTRUM’s prices are the ones in the first table.
How to get an accurate price for your project
The two-minute brief
Project type, stage, target timing and budget. Our form offers brackets — under 10,000 MAD, 10,000 – 30,000, 30,000 – 100,000, 100,000 – 300,000, over 300,000 MAD — or “not sure yet”. Reply within 24 hours.
The discovery call
Free, no commitment, in French, English or Arabic. An idea is enough to start; a non-disclosure agreement is signed before we get into the details.
The detailed proposal
Scope, timeline and price, with several options if your budget calls for it.
A fixed price
On a fixed-price project, the price and timeline are locked and payments follow the milestones. You know exactly what you’re buying.
Our work
Real projects, with their screens and their status.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to build a mobile app in Morocco?
At VCTRUM, from 30,000 MAD for an iOS and Android app built with React Native and Expo. An app with several audiences — customer, courier, merchant — costs more, because each audience gets its own app or portal, and the back office grows with them. For reference, deadLine publishes 40,000 to 80,000 MAD for an informational app and 180,000 to 400,000 MAD for a marketplace.
How much does a website cost in Morocco?
A marketing website starts at 3,500 MAD with us, typically over 4 to 8 weeks. The price goes up with the number of pages and languages, catalog admin and content work. An online store, with card or cash-on-delivery payments, is quoted per project.
Why do quotes vary so much between agencies?
Because they don’t cover the same work. Check line by line: back office included or not, app store publishing, payments integrated and tested, testing and documentation, ownership of the code and accounts, support after launch. A low quote that leaves those lines out rarely stays low.
Do I have to pay everything upfront?
No. On a fixed-price project, payments follow the project milestones. A dedicated team is billed monthly.
My budget is tight. What are my options?
That’s what the options are for: the detailed proposal can lay out several scenarios for your budget. We cut scope, not quality — an MVP focused on one audience, cash on delivery before cards, one language at launch — then deliver the rest in phases.
Do I own the code once the project is paid for?
Yes. You own 100% of the code, designs and intellectual property, with no lock-in. The handover includes documentation, access and training, so you can carry on with us or without us.
A price for your project, not a range.
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