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App publishing: we put your app in the stores

You have a finished app. We handle getting it published on the platforms, for $150.

Price$150
Typeone-time service

Buy app publishing — $150Ask about publishing

What it is, in plain English

Making an app and publishing an app are two different jobs. Publishing means submitting your finished app to the app platforms (for example Apple's App Store and Google Play) so people can search for it and install it.

The platforms have their own forms, rules and reviews. We take that work off your plate and publish the app for you.

Who it is for

What you get

How it works, step by step

  1. Pay the $150, or ask us first (especially if your app was not built by us).
  2. We email you to get started. Work begins once payment is received.
  3. We publish your finished app to the platforms.

What it is not

Questions people ask

Does this include building the app?

No. This is only publishing. If you need the app built too, see Apps from $1,000.

My app was not built by you. Can you still publish it?

Ask us first. Use the button on this page and tell us about your app, and we will confirm before you pay.

What if the store says no?

The stores decide, and we cannot promise approval. If you want to know what happens in that case, ask us before you buy.

How do I pay?

Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link, Klarna, Cash App Pay and Amazon Pay work at checkout. You can also pay by PayPal, Cash App or Venmo: send us your request first so we know what it is for.

Can I ask questions first?

Yes. Use the button on this page to send us your questions, and we will reply before you pay. You can ask for a quote or to confirm exactly what is included.

What about refunds?

All sales are final, because work starts as soon as you pay. If what we deliver does not match what we agreed in writing, we revise or redo it until it does.

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