The Polish IT industry is one of the most important sectors of the national economy, with high fundamental principles and future growth prospects. Poland is one of the leading countries, next to Ukraine, in providing software development services in the CEE region. Additionally, Poland’s Software Development services market is expected to reach $13 billion by 2026. This sector had over 91,000 employees in 2024. 

Some aspects, like state budget compensation, the specialist available, or the rapid development of the market, are influencing the industry. The country is also one of the winners when it comes to the global financial crisis, which helped it to offer products and services that have been in short supply lately – economic stability. That is the main reason why companies started to be interested in the Polish market. It also has an evolving startup ecosystem. The number of startups in Poland grew from 2,900 to 3,324 from 2018-2023. 

According to PayScale, the average salary of a Polish web developer is around $19.12 K/year. On the other hand, the hourly rate of a Polish web developer is estimated to be around $19.11, which makes Poland a good destination for cheaper IT services and as well, a favorable country for sourcing out human resources and IT professionals. 

Why Work With a Polish IT Company

Out of many reasons why Polish IT companies are worth working with, two of them are considered the most important. 

First of all, the increasing market demand combined with the presence of tech giants such as IBM, Microsoft, HP, and Google contributed to Polish IT culture and development and increased the competitiveness of the country’s IT companies in Europe. 

The second reason lies in the abundant human resources, which come in contrast with the neighboring countries. The number of IT professionals and web education in the country shaped the IT companies based in Poland as accessible and easy to handle. 

What You Should Be Aware of When Working With Polish-Based IT Companies

On the other hand, the cheap hourly rates of Polish IT professionals made the country a great destination for outsourcing, leaving local companies not much space they afford to provide higher quality IT services. 

Are Polish IT Companies Reliable?

Polish IT Companies invaded the European market with offers to beat, offering the full-service range in web design and development, app, software engineering, and marketing for prices that are twice, or even three times, lower than the average. 

Although not all Polish professionals can provide services they are promoting, most of them do, but most of the time, the quality is proportional to prices, which tells a lot about the reliability of Polish companies. Nonetheless, Tech Behemoths recommends studying the market and connecting with as many companies as possible to find the one that suits you, just like in the case of any other country. 

How Polish IT Infrastructure Relates to the Neighboring Countries

With an abundant labor force and tech professionals, as well as having lower prices than the western neighbouring countries, Poland's IT industry is a strong regional competitor, connecting Eastern Europe with Western Europe, both geographically and by value. Compared to Ukraine, Poland has way more market opportunities and geographical advantages, attracting more companies in the IT industry. On the other hand, most Polish IT professionals are being outsourced by German companies due to higher salaries and opportunities, which reveals that the country’s infrastructure has to progress until it is able to keep the workforce inside its borders. Poland’s tech sector has over 430,000 employees, while Germany has 1,26 million people in the ICT sector. 

Overall, due to progress in the IT industry, Poland has the potential to become not only Europe’s largest tech hub but also one of the most skilled ones.
 

Mobile app development is the process of creating mobile apps for popular mobile operating systems like Android and iOS. 

There are about 7 billion smartphones worldwide, meaning that more than 85% of the world’s population has a mobile device at their disposal to perform various tasks online or offline.

Having a mobile app, businesses can reach a wider audience and have more control over their marketing activities. The benefits are obvious:

• Increases your brand awareness
• Creates a new marketing channel
• Creates a new feedback channel
• Improves your customer service
• Builds customer loyalty
• Improves your sales flow

Choosing the right mobile app development company to work with is not an easy task. There are multiple aspects to consider:

• Location
• Price
• Team size
• Previous experience
• Turnover time
• Communication means

You should also define your project specifications and set up clear goals and objectives, in order to get relevant offers and collaborate successfully with the companies you choose.

There are more than 9,600 service providers on our platform which offer a wide variety of mobile development solutions. Explore their profiles and feel free to get in touch with them.

To ease the selection process, we’ve created a powerful filter which you can use to narrow down the results based on your requirements and shortlist the companies.

Alternatively, you can submit your project and our team will select and send you the best matching companies in about 1 hour. It’s free and there is no obligation to hire.

Do Businesses Need Mobile Apps? The Answer is Obvious

Users are currently browsing and using different platforms and channels (AI chatbots, search engines, social media, email, etc.) to make a decision and ultimately purchase a product/service. Mobile devices became a significant part of their lives, so businesses need to adapt and deliver solutions for different kinds of devices and operating systems.

At minimum, businesses would need to offer a mobile app listed on Play Market (for Android) or App Store (for iOS), or offer a mobile first user experience on their websites.

The reality is that more than half of the companies don’t have a mobile app yet, or are just planning to develop one.

According to the latest survey on mobile apps conducted by TechBehmoths, 62% of businesses don’t have a mobile app and don’t plan to develop one, while around 19% of businesses don’t have one, but are planning to create one in the future, and 30% of businesses have a mobile app.

Of those firms that have one, the most popular mobile application types are the following:

• Cross-platforms mobile apps - when mobile apps are coded once and compatible with multiple mobile operating systems like Android and iOS

• Native apps - when mobile apps are specifically created for iOS, Android or any other mobile operating system

• PWA (progressive web apps) - these are web applications that provide a mobile app like experience on web browsers (desktop or mobile)

Companies can benefit from mobile apps in multiple ways. Here are the main advantages:

• Customer acquisition - there are billions of smartphone users worldwide, so it’s essential to reach your customers on the devices they use

• Revenue growth - mobile apps provide an extra channel to grow your revenue. With the rise of mobile banking, payments and transactions are not happening solely on desktops devices anymore. Digital commerce spend is expected to reach around $34 Trillion by 2029 (source)

• Brand visibility - mobile apps offer a consistent channel for brand awareness and marketing

• Internal operations - some companies choose the convenience of mobile apps to run internal operations like education, onboarding, HR, logs/checks, etc.

• Customer service - serving customers via mobile apps might be the fastest and most efficient way to keep them happy

• Customer retention - mobile app push notifications is possibly the fastest way to keep clients engaged and offer promotions

• Availability - mobile apps are there for users 24/7

Having a website might not be enough to acquire new customers and serve existing ones. Today's reality is that pretty much everyone is online and using a smartphone device for both entertainment and work.

Mobile apps will inevitably become a priority for most businesses in the next couple of years.

Companies have the option to build mobile apps in house or hire mobile app development providers. For less complex projects, low-code or no-code app tools might be worth considering.

If you have a mobile app project and don’t know where to start, or have an established business and need to expand by launching a mobile app, TechBehmoths offers an easy and straightforward Project Submission tool.

Simply include the requirements of your project and our system will match it with the most appropriate mobile app development companies. You will then receive curated quotes, and be able to shortlist/get in touch with the right companies to execute your projects.