Pricing
You shape the app and own it. We handle the native build, the launch, and the ongoing work, for one predictable monthly fee.
Business
or $1,274/month billed annually (15% off)
Up to 10,000 monthly active users included MAU = unique devices opening the app over a 30-day window. Reviewed every 90 days on rolling average, so seasonal spikes do not trigger sudden upgrades.
Best for ecommerce brands and retailers selling on a single storefront with a standard Shopify, BigCommerce, or WooCommerce setup. Typically up to $10M in annual GMV.
Enterprise
Priced on usage and scope
No MAU cap; pricing scales with usage Pricing scales with active user volume. Reviewed quarterly. Designed for sustained 25K+ MAU and complex scope.
Best for ecommerce brands on Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, SFCC, Adobe Commerce, or headless and custom commerce with multi-storefront setups, or companies that need to contract on their own terms.
Available add-ons:
Klaviyo integration
Run your push campaigns and flows straight from Klaviyo, the tool your team already uses.
SLA + uptime guarantee
A 99.9% uptime guarantee with faster, contracted response times, set to your needs.
Multi-configuration
Add more languages or regions, each with its own menu, push, and onboarding, in one app.
Staging environment apps
A copy of your app pointed at your staging environment, so your team tests changes before they go live.
Optional, priced separately.
Overage applies at $50 per 1,000 additional MAU on the Business plan, reviewed every 90 days on a rolling average. Seasonal spikes do not trigger sudden overage bills. At sustained 25K+ MAU, the better economic and service fit is Enterprise.
Maintenance, native fixes, integrations, and store updates are part of your plan. Development support for app-specific work, like custom pages, app-only layouts, and design adjustments, is included as well. Larger custom development, such as new native features or SDK integrations, is scoped as a separate project.
The subscription is the subscription. App revenue stays with the customer.
Unique devices opening the app over a 30-day window, via Google Analytics and Firebase running under your Google account.
Yes. Most customers start on Business and move to Enterprise when scale, integration depth, or your own contracting requirements call for it. The app, the customer success program, and the team carry across.
30 days written notice on the rolling subscription. The app and developer accounts always belong to the customer.
See how your store would look and feel as a mobile app, before deciding whether to build.
No credit card required.