Top Mobile App Development Companies in Vietnam

Choosing a mobile app developer in Vietnam is easier when you compare the same evidence for every company: which platforms and frameworks they publish, how much of their work is mobile, how they engage and what their profiles say about pricing. This comparison does that for eight companies and ends with a checklist for testing their mobile delivery.

Define the app you need

Different apps demand different skills:

• Consumer apps: polished UX, performance, analytics, subscriptions and store optimisation.
• Business and enterprise apps: authentication, role-based access, integrations with ERP or CRM, device management.
• Apps with device integration: Bluetooth, camera processing, location tracking or health data, which often need native modules.

Write down which category you are in before comparing vendors. It determines whether framework choice matters and what evidence to ask for.

Our comparison methodology

We started from Clutch’s directory of app developers in Vietnam and the profiles of companies with a published mobile service line, then checked official websites where accessible on 5 November 2026. For each company we recorded the mobile share of its published service mix, the mobile frameworks it lists, its engagement models and its published rate band and minimum project size. We prioritised framework and platform evidence over awards, and we did not infer that a company built an app from a logo or screenshot.

Mobile development company comparison

Vendor and framework matrix

Profiles and suitable project types

PoliteTech Software

The publisher of this article. Founded in 2022, Hanoi-based, 10–49 employees and a 5.0 Clutch rating from 57 reviews. Mobile is 35% of its published focus and its public portfolio includes an e-scooter hire app built with a team in Singapore, a nutrition program built with an Australian team and a Flutter app for scientific image processing. Suits: startups, agencies and mid-sized businesses building cross-platform apps with a backend and admin panel.

Orient Software

Ho Chi Minh City headquarters with Da Nang and Hanoi offices, 5.0 from 4 reviews and a $50,000 minimum. Suits: larger mobile programmes with web components.

InApps Technology

Ho Chi Minh City, 50–249 employees, 4.9 from 39 reviews. Staff augmentation is 65% of its focus and Flutter and React Native are each listed at 15%. Suits: teams that want mobile engineers embedded in their own process.

Adamo Software

Hanoi, 4.8 from 13 reviews, with a higher $25,000 minimum. Mobile is 20% of its focus alongside AI and web. Suits: apps that combine mobile with AI features.

Newwave Solutions

Hanoi, 4.9 from 67 reviews, with Flutter as its largest listed framework. Suits: Flutter projects with tighter budgets.

Saigon Technology

Ho Chi Minh City with a Da Nang branch and a US office in Reston, Virginia. 4.8 from 9 reviews. Its website lists Flutter, React Native, Swift and Kotlin and a telemedicine app case study. Suits: US buyers who want a local contact and a Vietnam team.

Rikkeisoft

Hanoi headquarters with offices in Vietnam and Japan, 1,000–9,999 employees and 5.0 from 3 reviews. Suits: large programmes, especially with Japanese stakeholders.

Kyanon Digital

Ho Chi Minh City, 4.7 from 35 reviews, with published monthly packages for developers and teams. Suits: buyers who want transparent monthly team pricing.

Native versus cross-platform in vendor selection

Framework choice should follow your feature list. Cross-platform frameworks such as Flutter and React Native suit most business and consumer apps; native Swift and Kotlin make sense for heavy device integration or the highest performance. We cover the decision in detail in Native or cross-platform: how to choose for your next mobile app. For vendor selection, the key point is to ask for evidence in the framework you choose, including how the team handles native modules.

How to evaluate mobile delivery

Use this checklist in vendor interviews:

Account costs are small but must be owned correctly: Google Play charges a one-time US$25 registration fee, and the Apple Developer Program has an annual membership fee shown on Apple’s website. Register both in your organisation’s name.

What a good mobile proposal includes

When proposals arrive, check that each one covers the same ground. A complete mobile proposal should describe:

• Scope by journey: the screens and flows in the first release, not just a feature list.
• Platforms and framework: iOS, Android or both, and why the proposed framework fits.
• Backend and admin: APIs, database, admin panel and hosting, with who owns each.
• Integrations: payments, maps, notifications, analytics, authentication.
• Design: whether UI/UX design is included and how many review rounds.
• Testing: device matrix, automated tests and beta testing.
• Release: store submission, handling of review feedback and launch support.
• Assumptions and exclusions: content, third-party costs and anything you must provide.
• Team and timeline: named roles, allocation and milestones.

If two proposals differ widely in price, the difference usually sits in one of these lines. Ask vendors to price the same scope before comparing them.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to build a mobile app in Vietnam?

It depends on scope, platforms and backend work. Our guide to mobile app development costs in Vietnam walks through three scoped examples and the costs that continue after launch.

Should I choose a vendor that specialises only in mobile?

Not necessarily. Most apps need a backend and admin panel, so a vendor with web and cloud skills can deliver the whole product. Check mobile evidence specifically.

Who should own the App Store and Google Play accounts?

Your organisation. Register both accounts in your company’s name and give the vendor access, so you keep control of the app after the engagement.

Can a Vietnamese vendor maintain an app built by another team?

Yes, many do. Start with a technical review of the code, dependencies and release setup. See taking over an inherited codebase.