Global App Launch
Build it. Launch it. Sell it worldwide. We build your app and set up the company, trademark, payments, banking, global launch and marketing assets you need to take money from customers in over 200 countries and territories — Nigeria, across Africa, and everywhere else. One team, one timeline, one invoice.
Tell us what you want to build. A launch strategist sends you a scoped plan and a fixed price within 1 working day.
Your app ships to every App Store and Google Play territory with a web product beside it, priced in local currency and checked out with cards, wallets and transfers. Over 200 countries and territories, from launch day.
Fourteen days from kick-off to App Store and Google Play submission. The company, trademark, banking and payment workstreams run alongside the build rather than after it, so nothing waits in a queue.
App Store, Google Play and more than seventy-five global directories, marketplaces, launch communities and review sites — submitted, listed and tracked by us, not by you.
Most agencies hand you an app and wish you luck. Six workstreams run in parallel here, so the day your app goes live you already have a company, a trademark, a bank, a payment processor and an audience.
A production-ready iOS, Android and web app with the backend, database and admin platform behind it — built to take money from day one, not a prototype.
Company formation filed on your behalf in Nigeria, the UK or the US — or all three — with the registered address, company documents and tax identifiers your payment providers will ask for.
Stripe, PayPal and local gateways set up and fully integrated into your product, plus prepared business banking applications — so approval is a formality, not a research project.
App Store and Google Play submission handled end to end, then placement across 75+ global directories, marketplaces and launch communities.
The creative you need to actually sell: 50 content assets, explainer videos and launch graphics, delivered ready to post rather than as a brief.
Trademark applications filed for your name and logo in the markets you are selling into, so the brand you spend money building stays yours.
Aviy is an AI-powered invoicing platform that lets businesses raise and get paid on invoices. Our client came to us with the idea. We built the product, registered the companies, secured the trademark, opened the payment and banking infrastructure and launched it worldwide.
AviyAI-powered invoicing platform · built and launched by Linestech
We made Aviy so good that it is now our own exclusive invoicing partner, for Linestech clients in Nigeria and worldwide. We do not just recommend the work we did for them — we run our business on it. There is no stronger reference we can give a founder than that.
Nine workstreams, one delivery team, one timeline. You approve; we file, build, integrate and ship.
Filmhouse CinemasA ticketing and loyalty app for Nigeria’s largest cinema chain: showtimes, seat selection, food pre-orders and card payments with instant QR e-tickets. Two weeks from workshop to App Store, and now more than half of all tickets are sold in-app.
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SLOTAn e-commerce app with live stock by branch, pickup or delivery at checkout, two payment gateways with automatic retry, and an order portal for branch staff. The same checkout engineering that makes an international Stripe flow survive a failed card.
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uLessonA rebuilt backend, admin platform and web app that keep video lessons and live classes running when hundreds of thousands of students log in at once, on an autoscaling Kubernetes platform load-tested before every exam season.
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Ibom AirA flight booking app with seat selection, ancillaries, multiple payment options and real-time flight status, plus a staff portal for changes, refunds and disruption handling, integrated with the airline’s reservation system.
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Dangote CementA distributor ordering and delivery platform for thousands of distributors: offline order drafts, live truck tracking with proof of delivery, automated payment reconciliation and a role-based admin platform integrated with the ERP.
View case studySelling globally breaks things that work perfectly in one market: currency, tax, time zones, card declines, support hours, data rules. We have hit all of it on products already selling worldwide and engineered around it.
Every item below is running in production on work we have shipped, which is why we can build it into your product in weeks instead of discovering it with you.
Stripe and PayPal integrated against your new entity, with Paystack and Flutterwave alongside them for Nigeria and the rest of Africa. Multi-currency pricing so a customer in Berlin sees euros, a customer in Toronto sees Canadian dollars and a customer in Lagos pays by transfer.
The corporate and compliance layer that makes a Nigerian founder bankable to a US payment processor: the right entity in the right country, the right address, the right documents, filed in the right order and kept current after launch — plus the trademark that keeps your brand yours.
We build AI that does the boring work your customers are paying to avoid: reading documents, drafting, chasing and answering, with cost ceilings and evaluation so the bill and the quality both stay predictable as usage grows.
Global customers generate traffic at 3am your time. Your product runs on autoscaling infrastructure with CI/CD, monitoring, alerting and backups, watched by the same on-call cloud team that keeps Nigerian banks online.
You cannot improve a global launch you cannot see. Analytics, attribution and revenue tracking are wired in before launch day, so you know which of the 75+ placements sent the customers who actually paid.
Your app is designed, built, tested and submitted inside 14 days. The company, trademark, banking and payment workstreams start on day one and run alongside the build, because they depend on third parties rather than on us.
Company formation usually completes within the fortnight. Trademark registration takes months to certify in every country on earth, though your filing date — the date that protects you — is secured in week one. Payment provider and bank approvals depend on their own checks on your business; we prepare, submit and chase every one of them, and we tell you the truth about timing rather than a number that sells better.
We map the product, the markets you want to sell in and the entity structure that fits them. You leave the call with a fixed scope, a fixed price and a launch date on the calendar. No discovery invoice, no three-week proposal cycle — if we are not the right fit we tell you on the call.
Since 2015 Linestech has designed, built and operated digital products for some of the busiest businesses in Nigeria — cinemas, airlines, banks, manufacturers and ed-tech platforms whose systems cannot go down. That work taught us how to build software that carries real money at real scale.
Somewhere along the way we stopped handing clients an app and wishing them luck. A product that cannot take a card from a stranger in another country is not a business, and most of what stands between a founder and that first international payment is paperwork: the wrong entity, no trademark, a bank that will not open an account, a payment processor that declines the application. So we learned to do all of it, and we put it into one package with one price.
Global App Launch is that package. Your app, your company, your trademark, your payments and your launch, delivered by one team on one timeline — by people who have already taken products from an idea to paying customers on the other side of the world.
Your Customers Are Already Somewhere Else
Your product does not have to be limited to one market because the paperwork looked hard. We have done the registrations, the trademark, the banking, the payment approvals and the global launch before, and the result now bills our own clients. Book a free consultation and we will tell you exactly what your launch takes, what it costs and how long it runs.
From discovery workshop to App Store launch in two weeks. More than half of our tickets are now sold in the app, and it has not gone down once on a Friday night.
Linestech redesigned our online store and built the pickup-in-store flow. The new website loads in under two seconds and online sales doubled in the first quarter.
Seat selection, payments and live flight status in one app, delivered on schedule. Customers rate it 4.8 stars and our call centre finally has room to breathe.
They rebuilt our web app and admin platform while live classes kept running. Hundreds of thousands of students on a Monday morning, and nothing breaks.
The distributor app replaced spreadsheets, phone calls and paper. Orders, deliveries and payments are visible in real time, and status calls dropped by seventy percent.
Our old website looked dated and nobody could update it. The new one is fast, on-brand and our team edits pages themselves. Quote requests went up within weeks.
One fixed price, agreed in writing before anything starts. No hourly billing and no change-request invoices for work we should have scoped properly.
₦5,000,000₦10,000,000
Your app, your company, your trademark, your payments and your global launch — by one team in 14 days. Start a Project and we respond to you within 1 working day.
The package fits any product that can take a card from a stranger in another country. These are the categories we have built, launched and operated.
Subscription products are the cleanest global businesses to run: no shipping, no inventory, no borders. We build the trials, seats, usage billing and self-serve onboarding that let a stranger in another country become a paying customer without ever speaking to you — and the dunning and failed-card recovery that decide whether they stay one.
We build financial products that move real money across borders, with the reconciliation, audit trails and compliance posture that payment providers and banks expect before they approve you. Invoicing, payouts, multi-currency and KYC are ones we have already worked through in production.
AI products sell globally from day one because the value is identical in every market. We build the document understanding, agents and assistants, then wire in the usage-based pricing and cost ceilings that keep gross margin positive as you scale.
Marketplaces need money to move between strangers in different countries, which is the hardest payment problem there is. We build the split payments, payouts, escrow, disputes and trust systems, on rails that satisfy both sides and the regulator.
Audiences are already global; the monetisation usually is not. We build memberships, paid content, live features and moderation that let a creator in Lagos charge a subscriber in Los Angeles, in dollars, on the day they sign up.
Selling physical goods internationally means currency, duties, shipping and returns all have to work before the first order. We build checkouts that quote the true landed cost up front, which is the difference between an abandoned cart and a customer.
Health products cross borders only if privacy and data residency are handled properly from the start. We build the bookings, consultations and records with the regional data rules designed in, so expanding to a new market is a configuration rather than a rebuild.
Education sells worldwide the moment payment stops being the obstacle. We build the courses, cohorts, live classes and certificates, with pricing that adapts by region so a student in Manila and a student in Munich both convert.
Booking and logistics products are international by definition. We build the bookings, live tracking, multi-currency payments and staff portals, integrated with the reservation and operational systems you already run.
Your app is built, tested and submitted to the App Store and Google Play within 14 days of kick-off, as long as your content and approvals arrive on the agreed days. Store review itself is Apple’s and Google’s clock, usually 24 to 48 hours. The company, trademark, banking and payment workstreams start on day one and run alongside the build; company formation normally completes inside the fortnight, while trademark certification, bank approvals and payment provider approvals run on their own timetables. The first product we took through this end to end took six weeks, because we were writing the playbook as we went. You get the finished playbook.
Yes, entirely. The companies are registered in your name with you as the owner and director, and the trademark is filed in your name or your company’s. The Stripe, PayPal, banking, Apple and Google accounts are yours, in your name, with your credentials. The code, the designs and the creative assets are transferred to you in full at handover. We are not a nominee and we do not hold anything on your behalf.
You can do either, and plenty of our clients sell globally from a Nigerian company alone. What the entity decides is who can pay you and how easily. A CAC registration plus Paystack or Flutterwave serves Nigeria and much of Africa very well. Adding a UK or US entity opens Stripe and PayPal on standard terms, business banking in pounds and dollars, and the credibility that makes a customer in London or New York enter their card details without thinking about it. We recommend the combination that fits the markets you actually want, and we say so plainly if you do not need all three.
Because a global launch is the moment your brand becomes worth taking. You spend the package putting your name in front of app stores, directories, journalists and seventy-five-plus platforms, and anyone watching can file your mark in a market you have not reached yet. Registering first means the name, the logo and the goodwill you are about to build stay yours. We run the clearance search before you commit to a name, which is also the cheapest possible moment to discover it was never available.
Then you pay for the parts you need. Plenty of founders come with a working product and no way to take international payments, or with a Nigerian company and no launch. We scope the package to the gaps rather than making you buy the whole thing again, and the price reflects that.
It is quoted as one fixed price after a free consultation, because the scope depends on what you are building and which markets you want to sell in. You get the written scope, the launch date and the price before you commit to anything, and the price does not move unless you change the scope.
Monitoring, on-call engineers, OS compatibility and store updates keep the product healthy, and analytics show which of the 75+ placements produced paying customers rather than just traffic. Most founders continue on a monthly support or growth retainer; it is optional, and it is priced separately so you can decide after launch.
Yes, before any detailed conversation. We will sign yours or provide ours, whichever you prefer. Your idea, your data and your code stay confidential from the first call onwards.
Tell us what you want to build and where you want to sell it. You get a scope, a launch date and a fixed price within 1 working day — free, and with no obligation.
