Code Base – Hybrid Apps are more feasible as there is a single code base and that the application can function on multiple platforms by using a single code.
Cost – In order to develop native apps, expertise of development in every platform is required and hence the costing of creating a native app is far more relatively. As it is a cheaper but effective solution it becomes more viable for any company .
Simple and faster development – As creating hybrid application skips the procedure wherein different code-set has to be built for different platforms it makes the entire process speedy and far less complex.
Maintenance – Hybrid applications are easy to update and maintain as the procedure does not have to be repeated on multiple platforms.
Offline Support – Most of the application users abandon an application if it takes too long to load, hybrid applications allow offline accessibility feature which helps overcome the same.
Multi-purposed – As the Hybrid Apps are based on the web technologies, the same app can be used to run on browser like e.g. chrome or firebox just like any other website or a PWA.
Consistency – The Hybrid app enable having same & a far more consistent user experience (u.e) across all the different platform regardless even if the application user switches in between different devices like the mobile or the tablet or the browsers.
Return on investment – as the hybrid application can run on multiple platforms it is it becomes more and more feasible in the sense that hybrid application has a larger reach.
Availability of resources – On a standalone business point of view hybrid apps are more lucrative as the number of professionals in the same are far more than the native apps. in literal demand supply terms Hybrid Applications are in a better position.
Own-time – Fixing error in hybrid application is less complex when compared to native applications and hence the down-time is significantly less.
