We get finished apps through review — including the ones that have already been rejected.
Building the app turns out to be the easy part.
The wall is everything after it. Wrapping a web app as a native build. Signing it when there is no distribution certificate on the machine. Privacy manifests and the third-party SDK disclosures nobody told you about. In-app purchases that are configured but will not submit. Screenshots at the wrong dimensions. And then a rejection notice citing a guideline number, with two sentences of explanation and no indication of what to change.
We have been through all of it with our own apps, including rejections across several of them at once. We know which rejections are about your code and which are about the shape of your account. That distinction is usually the whole problem.
| Pre-submission audit We review the build, the metadata, the privacy declarations and the purchase configuration before you submit, and tell you what will come back. Written findings, ranked. | From US$1,500 |
| Rejection rescue You have a rejection. We diagnose what actually triggered it, make the changes, and handle the resubmission and the reviewer correspondence. | From US$2,000 |
| Submission, done for you You have a working web app. We wrap it, sign it, configure purchases, write the metadata, produce the screenshots and submit it. | From US$4,500 |
| Launch package Submission, plus the support and privacy pages the store requires, a site that can be found, and analytics that work. | From US$9,000 |
Fixed fees, agreed before we start. No retainers.
This is most of our work. These tools produce a genuinely working product and then leave you at a wall you cannot see over: the build will not sign, the purchases will not submit, and there is telemetry shipping inside your app that does not appear anywhere in your source. We have taken our own apps through exactly that, more than once, and we know where the pieces are buried.
We cannot guarantee approval. Nobody can, and anybody who tells you otherwise is describing a service that does not exist.
What we do commit to: if a submission we handled is rejected, we diagnose and resubmit it at no further cost. We will also tell you before we take the work if we think the app is going to be rejected for reasons a consultant cannot fix.
Email: support@infiniumresearch.net
Tell us the app, the platform it was built on, and the rejection text if you have one. We reply within one business day.
Infinium Research Inc. · Vancouver, Canada