AppMySite

AppMySite currently positions itself as a no-code builder for native Android, iPhone and PWA apps from WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, any website or no website; it supports native builds, previews, store-ready outputs, push, deep links, analytics, multilingual apps, chat and monetization and reports 800,000+ users, 1 million+ apps built, 100 million+ downloads and 10 billion+ app sessions.

The current feature catalog documents WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify synchronization; native cart, coupon, payment, shipping, tax and order-tracking experiences; AI image optimization/generation and content writing; targeted, scheduled, rich, geo/device/user-group and event-based push; notification analytics; app analytics; in-app purchases; multiple app-store outputs; team collaboration; and managed OS/plugin compatibility updates.

Current Web-to-App pay-per-app pricing shows Free $0; monthly Starter $69, Pro $129 and Premium $249; annual-equivalent Starter $49, Pro $99 and Premium $199 per month; and lifetime Starter $1,999, Pro $2,999 and Premium $5,999. Plans cover one app, with iOS and advanced features gated above Starter.

Current Custom App pricing shows Free $0 and monthly Starter $5, Pro $19 and Premium $49 for one app; higher tiers add iOS, unlimited downloads, branding removal, advanced push, analytics, language translation, app combination and easy publishing.

The current white-label Agency product costs $999 monthly or $799 per month paid yearly and includes unlimited customers, apps, team members, builds, downloads, users, push, products, payments and data sync; agencies can brand the builder, manage customer subscriptions and operate customer apps.

Unlimited Workspace is priced at $149 monthly or $99 per month paid yearly and provides one subscription for unlimited apps, customers, team members, builds, downloads, app users, page views, push notifications, pages, posts, products, payments and data sync.

Official docs distinguish Pay per app monthly/yearly/lifetime plans, monthly Agency, and monthly Unlimited Workspace. Starter is Android-only, Pro and Premium support Android and iOS, store developer-account costs are separate, and Premium adds the broadest integrations and features.

The Free-plan page says users can create unlimited preview apps but only one Android build; it first says publishing to an app store requires upgrading a specific app, then says a Free-plan Android app can be built and published to Google Play, creating an internal publishing contradiction.

The current creation flow supports pay-per-app, unlimited-workspace and agency modes and lets users choose WordPress, WooCommerce, Web-to-App or a Custom App without a website; Web-to-App can render Shopify, Joomla, Magento and custom sites.

The current native Shopify connection verifies the merchant's myshopify.com domain, installs the AppMySite Shopify app and keeps store data and subsequent updates reflected in the mobile app in real time.

WooCommerce product images, descriptions, prices and stock availability synchronize automatically into the app, while product screens support listing/layout, discount badges, sorting, filtering and checkout settings.

For universal WooCommerce gateway compatibility, customers may be redirected inside the app to a web-view checkout mirroring the merchant website; payments, coupons and custom rules remain configured and processed by the underlying store and its payment provider, including Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Square or local gateways.

Advanced push supports automated triggers such as purchase completion or cart abandonment, demographic/behavior/preference segments, schedules, deep links and engagement measurement; AppMySite frames these tools as retention and re-engagement capabilities.

Notification audiences can be built from first/last session, session count, total duration, device language, app version, location radius and country, then selected when sending an advanced notification.

Current analytics cover app traffic, device mix, WooCommerce category/product views and impressions, searches, add-to-cart and purchased products, plus WordPress content performance and custom post types; collection starts after a connected build receives user activity.

A merchant can connect its own App Store Connect account and credentials, select an iOS build and submit it directly from AppMySite; AppMySite records submission status and Apple rejection reasons, but the merchant must first create the app identifier and store listing and Apple retains review authority.

The general publishing guide requires the customer to generate builds, use its own Google Play Console and Apple Developer/App Store Connect accounts, prepare the developer account, upload and submit for store review; Android is documented as a manual AAB upload while an optional direct iOS flow exists separately.

App teams have scoped roles: Admin has full access including billing/settings; Manager has app features but not billing/critical settings; User can build/edit but cannot publish or access advanced settings; Viewer is read-only. Access can be made inactive or revoked.

Basic support provides knowledge base, community and email; Business adds first response within 24 hours, chat, phone, app-store publishing help and onboarding; Enterprise targets first response within 8 hours, adds hourly billed customizations and a dedicated success manager. Public support-plan prices were not found.

The terms identify AppMySite, Inc.; say customers own their app and user content subject to AppMySite and third-party rights; reserve AppMySite ownership of tools/content and the right not to provide JKS or similar migration files; authorize recurring non-refundable subscriptions; and let AppMySite use anonymized app analytics and customer marks/apps for defined marketing and demonstration purposes.

The ownership help page says AppMySite, not the user, owns the built app and grants the user a commercial-use license, directly contradicting the terms' statement that the user owns all right, title and interest in its app subject to platform and third-party rights.

The privacy policy names AppMySite, Inc. as controller for its own service data and separates customer data processed through customer apps, which is governed by customer privacy policies and AppMySite customer contracts.

AppMySite's official LinkedIn company page lists a 2018 founding year, Middletown Delaware headquarters, privately held status and a 2-10 employee company-size band; visible employees include Vikas Nangia and Shashank Singh but the page does not identify founders or leadership roles.

Vikas Nangia described AppMySite as a profitable venture at its five-year mark, while the attached official AppMySite post reported 300,000+ customers across 190+ countries. These are historical 2023-era claims and do not establish current revenue or profitability.

A current employee-owned LinkedIn profile associates Princy Mittal with AppMySite and Delhi, providing limited evidence of an India-based team presence; it does not establish an India legal entity, office, customer base or commercial program.

The official review hub reproduces 20 distinct dated G2 reviewer accounts (Diaz X., Daniel V., Richard S., Christopher E., Sudeep S., Matthew F., Crissy H., Matty L., Christian M., Dwayne H., Plamen D., Kazeem A., Filip K., Muhammad A., Ren C., Hesham M., Eric B., Masuk Sarker B., Camilo B. and Raghu V.) and five additional top-review accounts (Shade O., Xenia J., Patrik K., Ola P. and hm S.). Quantified statements include 2-3 submitted apps, launch in under 90 days, app readiness in 15-20 minutes and setup in under an hour; no customer organization is named.

The official plugin listing shows version 3.15.3, 7,000+ active installations and a 4.3 rating with 138 ratings by category, while the page says 'Read all 139 reviews.' Six visible reviews include devsaredead (one-build Free limitation), gorinileonardo (€938.98 charged versus €186.89 stated agreement), diamondartdotlove (positive preview), web2pc (both stores published in a few days), Laurendo (2-3 day support response complaint) and Vinh Minh Dao (account-recovery support).

The current Shopify App Store listing confirms a free-to-install native AppMySite connector and shows 0.0 from zero reviews at access time.

The official release feed confirms direct iOS submission (May 2024), push notifications, Google AdMob banner monetization (February 2024), AWS migration (November 2025) and in-app one-time/subscription purchases (April 2026); these releases operate inside generated apps and do not constitute merchant ad buying or campaign management.

AppMySite supports in-app chat integrations with Zendesk Chat, Intercom, LiveChat, Tawk.to, HubSpot and ChatGPT, plus custom URL or script integrations; the external provider performs the support or sales conversation.

An official AppMySite product post describes AI-powered translation of app content into multiple languages, corroborating the current multilingual feature set.