AI-powered monetization stack for mobile apps. Build and test paywalls, onboardings, web funnels - no app updates needed. 10,000+ apps and counting 🤑
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📦 Switching to Superwall will be one click 😱
Our import tool brings over your products, entitlements and purchase history from other subscription platforms. One click, and it's all in Superwall.
Always free with us: Unlimited MTR, charts, cross platform subscription status, in-app purchase SDK, integrations, web hooks AND revenue tracking.
The pricing part, spelled out. Entitlements, webhooks, the Query API and historical imports are free at any scale. You only pay on revenue that comes through a Superwall paywall:
superwall.com/pricing
Want to make the switch? An agent can move your app over for you, and our RevenueCat guide walks you through the rest of the switch if you're coming from there:
- Move your app with an agent: superwall.com/docs/agents/in…
- RevenueCat migration guide: superwall.com/docs/dashboard…
💡 A tip, whether you use Superwall or not 💡
Set up a Claude or Codex automation that runs once a week. Have it compare users who converted with users who didn't, and recommend the next experiment to run.
And if you'd rather not run the loop yourself, Jake covers that in the keynote too. Tangent's team runs an experiment for you every week, ships the winners and repeats. They've added over $50M in revenue doing it.
Watch it right here: superwall.com/blog/superwall…
Superwall's agent skills give that loop real data to work with. Your agent can query every event and user attribute in your account, see what sets the users who converted apart, and help set up the next experiment. And if you'd rather not host it yourself, Superwall Agents can run it on a schedule with automations.
- Skills: superwall.com/docs/agents/sk…
- Automations: superwall.com/docs/agents/su…
💡 ICYMI:
Every new subscription you submit needs a screenshot of it in your app.
Now it's one click in the editor. You get an image of the sub on your paywall, sized perfectly and ready to upload.
ALT A mobile app interface displays subscription options for NCAA stats, with annual, monthly, and weekly plans highlighted.
app2web checkout is a fun little paradox. You lose some conversions, BUT you can still make more money.
In early Superwall data, initial conversions fell 11.9% while net proceeds rose 19.85% after the store's fee. And apps moving most of their revenue to web are seeing even more than that.
Superwall takes care of the parts that usually make web checkout difficult: getting purchases back into the app, restores for people who bought on the web, and hosted portals so customers can manage or cancel on their own. Lots of edge cases.
And with Teleport, your in-app paywall opens right in Safari, so checkout feels like it never left your app. More on app2web right here: superwall.com/features/app-t…
Ready to try it? The docs cover both: App2Web for linking U.S. customers from your iOS paywall to Stripe checkout, and Teleport for a checkout page you design yourself.
- App2Web: superwall.com/docs/web-check…
- Teleport: superwall.com/docs/web-check…
Superwall retweeted
Ex Revenuecat user here.
This is why I like superwall, young, smaller team = work faster on what matters.
The "paywall" agent
I will gladly let it becomes my monetization ops team, running paywalls in code.
SQL over every event means you interrogate revenue like a database, not a dashboard (f**k dashboards).
Attribution runs straight from the ad click, so you know exactly which spend converts.
Btw my app is almost done. Can't wait to implement that.
📍Pinned Charts 📈
Create any custom chart, with the metrics you care about, and pin them right to your overview tab.
Now live on superwall.com 🔥
The models are ready. The tooling isn't. We're changing that.
Claude can already read an A/B test and pick the winning paywall. What's missing is the tooling that lets an agent ship and analyze experiments on a schedule, with no human in the loop.
So, that's what we're building Superwall to be.
In the keynote, Jake walks through the tooling we built for exactly this: paywalls in code your agent can edit, a SQL API so it can read every event, and skills that teach it how to build great onboarding flows.
Catch it right here: superwall.com/blog/superwall…
Want to try that tooling today? The Superwall MCP and CLI already let Claude, Codex or Cursor manage your apps, campaigns and paywalls, and query your analytics:
- MCP: superwall.com/docs/agents/mc…
- CLI: superwall.com/docs/agents/cl…
Shoutout to @ArisTyros, our #SuperwallWednesday winner this week 🎉
Aris, your $1000 discount is already applied to your Superwall account. Enjoy :)
💡 Onboarding Tip 💡
If you aren't asking "How did you hear about us?" in your onboarding, you might want to.
Lots of teams only ask it to sanity check their MMP numbers. Buuuuut across 400+ apps on Superwall...
...users who answer "a friend" are 2× more likely to convert to paid 💰
"How did you hear about us?" is one of 16 onboarding questions we found that split ARPU the most across 400+ apps. On its own, it showed a ~2.03× spread between the best and worst answers.
Curious what else made the list? It's all in the keynote: superwall.com/blog/superwall…
Already asking it? Put the answer to work. Save it as a user attribute, then use an audience to show a different paywall to the people who came from a friend:
superwall.com/docs/dashboard…
Yes, that's Doom running inside of a paywall 👀
Because of course.
Superwall paywalls are React code, so they can use anything the web can. The camera, a Three.js scene, even your app's own APIs. Check out this first example from Christo, it looks incredible.
And, Ian on our team built Doom just to show off.
The full demo reel is in the keynote, including a paywall where you upload a selfie and it calls the app's own backend to show the product working on your photo.
Watch it right here: superwall.com/blog/superwall…
Get a sneak peek at how this all was built. The Superwall Framework docs cover building paywalls and onboarding as React in your own repo, using your own components, then shipping them over the air. Running Doom is optional, but I mean...you can could do it if that's your thing.
- Superwall Framework: superwall.com/docs/framework
- Example projects: superwall.com/docs/framework…
