Convertify Pricing: Android, iOS, and Both Platforms

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Convertify offers three one-time pricing plans: Android only for $99, iOS only for $99, or both Android and iOS for $149. All three are one-time payments, not subscriptions. Choose the single-platform plan if you only need to publish to one store; choose the $149 plan if you need both, since it costs $49 less than buying the two $99 plans separately.

Plan comparison

Plan Price What you receive Where you publish
Android $99 one time An APK file Google Play Store
iOS $99 one time An IPA file Apple App Store
Android & iOS $149 one time Both app builds Both stores

The only difference between the plans is which platform build you get. Features such as push notifications, pull-to-refresh, file downloads and uploads, database support, app linking and sharing, and media playback are described as part of the product rather than as paid add-ons, so they are not a reason to pick one tier over another.

How to decide

  • You only need one store. Pick the Android plan if your audience is on Google Play, or the iOS plan if they are on the App Store. Each is $99 one time.
  • You need both stores. Pick the $149 plan. It is the same total work delivered in one order and saves $49 versus two separate $99 purchases.
  • You are unsure which platform matters first. Starting with one $99 plan lets you test the conversion quality before committing to the other. You would pay $198 total if you later add the second platform, so the $149 bundle is the cheaper path if you already expect to need both.

What happens after you pay

  1. Submit your website URL.
  2. Convertify's team develops the app and delivers it to your inbox in less than 24 hours, according to the site.
  3. You upload the delivered file — APK for Android, IPA for iOS — to the Play Store or App Store yourself.

The delivery is a ready-to-launch build, not a hosted service, which is consistent with the one-time pricing model: you pay once for the build rather than for ongoing hosting.

Practical points before buying

  • Store accounts are separate. Convertify delivers the app file; publishing requires your own Apple Developer and/or Google Play developer account, with their own fees and review processes. Those costs are not part of the $99 or $149 price.
  • Push notifications depend on a third party. The site states notifications are sent through OneSignal.com and that OneSignal won't charge you. That is a statement about OneSignal's pricing, not a guarantee about your total costs.
  • Confirm current pricing on the pricing page. The figures above come from Convertify's published pricing section ($99 / $99 / $149, one-time). Check https://convertify.app/pricing before ordering in case it has changed.

If your goal is simply "get my website into one app store as cheaply as possible," the $99 single-platform plan is the direct answer. If your goal is "be on both stores," the $149 plan is the only bundle and the lower total.