PWA Conversion
Turn your website into an installable app
Want your website to feel more like an app? I can convert your existing website into a Progressive Web App (PWA) — giving you an app-like experience without the hassle of building separate iOS and Android apps.
What's a Progressive Web App?
A PWA is essentially a website that behaves like a native app. Users can:
- Install it on their home screen — No app store needed, works on both iOS and Android
- Use it offline — Access key features even without internet
- Get a full-screen experience — Looks and feels like a real app
- Receive push notifications — Stay engaged with your users (optional)
- Load instantly — Faster performance with smart caching
It's perfect for businesses that want an app-like experience without the cost and complexity of building and maintaining separate native apps.
What I'll Add to Your Site
Converting to a PWA involves several technical pieces. Here's what I'll implement:
- Web App Manifest — Defines how your app appears when installed (name, icon, colors)
- Service Worker — Enables offline functionality and faster loading
- App Icons — Custom icons for different devices and screen sizes
- Offline Page — A friendly message when users lose connection
- Install Prompt — Encourages users to add your app to their home screen
- HTTPS Setup — Required for PWAs (if you don't have it already)
Benefits for Your Business
Why consider a PWA for your business?
- Lower cost — One codebase works everywhere, no separate iOS/Android apps
- No app store hassle — No approval processes, no app store fees
- Instant updates — Push changes immediately, users get them right away
- Better engagement — Home screen presence means higher return visits
- Works on all devices — Desktop, mobile, tablet — same app
- Improved performance — Smart caching makes everything faster
Perfect For
PWA conversion works great for:
- Local businesses wanting an app presence without the cost
- Service-based businesses (salons, restaurants, consultants)
- Content sites and blogs with returning visitors
- E-commerce sites (though payment integration requires extra work)
- Any website where users would benefit from offline access
What You Need
To convert your site to a PWA, you'll need:
- An existing website (obviously!)
- HTTPS enabled (I can help set this up if needed)
- Logo/icon files (I can create simple ones if you don't have them)
- Basic information about how you want the app to appear
Your website doesn't need to be complex — even simple static sites can become PWAs.
How It Works
- Review — I look at your current site and assess what's needed
- Planning — We discuss offline functionality, icons, and how the app should work
- Implementation — I add all the PWA components to your site
- Testing — We test installation on different devices
- Launch — Your site is now a Progressive Web App
The whole process typically takes 3-5 days, depending on complexity.
Pricing
- Basic PWA Conversion: $ 300
- Includes: Manifest, service worker, offline page, app icons, install prompt, testing
- Add-ons available: Push notifications (+ $ 200), advanced offline features (quoted separately)
If your site needs HTTPS setup or other foundational work, we'll discuss that separately.
Timeline
Most PWA conversions are completed within 3-5 days. More complex projects with custom offline features may take 1-2 weeks.
What You'll Get
- Fully functional Progressive Web App
- Custom app icons in all required sizes
- Offline functionality (basic or custom, depending on package)
- Installation instructions for your users
- Documentation on how everything works
- Testing on iOS, Android, and desktop
Not Sure If You Need a PWA?
A good rule of thumb: if your users visit your site regularly and would benefit from quick access or offline features, a PWA makes sense. If you're mostly getting one-time visitors who rarely return, a regular website might be enough.
Not sure which applies to you? Let's talk about your situation — I can help you figure out if a PWA is worth it.
Ready to Get Started?
Let's discuss your website and how a PWA could work for your business.