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Simple plans. No per-minute bills from us.
Start free with 1 app. Move to a paid plan when you need more apps or more builds. Our price stays the same however much you build within your plan.
No card needed. Expo, Capacitor, React Native and Flutter apps. Works with your existing GitHub repository. Your keys stay in your GitHub.
Start free with no card. Prices are in US dollars. Cancel at any time.
Free
$0 forever
Try it on a real app.
- ✓ 1 app, 3 builds a day
- ✓ iOS and Android builds
- ✓ Virtual phone test
- ✓ Keys stay in your GitHub
Best for solo developers
Pro
$19 /month
For solo developers.
- ✓ 5 apps, 20 builds a day
- ✓ Everything in Free
- ✓ 2 builds at once
- ✓ Email support
Team
$49 /month
For teams shipping often.
- ✓ Unlimited apps, 100 builds a day
- ✓ Everything in Pro
- ✓ 5 builds at once
- ✓ Team members (coming soon)
- ✓ Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
For larger companies.
- ✓ Everything in Team
- ✓ Signed contracts
- ✓ Single sign-on (coming soon)
- ✓ Dedicated support
What each plan includes
Every plan builds for iPhone and Android, signs your app and sends it to App Store Connect and Google Play. The plans differ in how many apps you can add and how many builds you can run.
Free
$0. 1 app, 3 builds a day, 1 build at a time. Good for trying Push200 on a real app.
Pro
US$19 a month. 5 apps, 20 builds a day, 2 builds at a time, and email support.
Team
US$49 a month. Unlimited apps, 100 builds a day, 5 builds at a time, and priority support.
Enterprise
Custom price. For larger companies. Email contact@push200.com and tell us what you need.
Who pays for build minutes
Your builds run on your own GitHub account. GitHub is the service where your app's code lives, and it also rents out the computers that build your app. GitHub bills those build minutes to you, under your own GitHub plan. We never add a per-minute charge.
A typical full iOS and Android build uses about 18 minutes. At GitHub's listed rates, that is roughly US$0.44, before any free allowance. GitHub includes some free minutes each month, depending on your GitHub plan.
- Set a spending limit in your GitHub billing settings, so you're never surprised
- Your build page shows how much each build used
Changing or cancelling your plan
You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time from Billing in your portal. Payments are handled by Stripe, so we never see your card number.
If you cancel a paid plan, you keep it until the end of the period you've paid for. After that, your account moves to Free and you aren't charged again. Your code and your apps stay in your own GitHub.
Pricing questions
Do I need a card to start?
No. The Free plan needs no card. You only add a card when you choose a paid plan.
What currency are the prices in?
All prices are in US dollars. Your bank may convert the amount to your own currency.
What counts as an app?
Each app you add in your portal counts as one app. If one code base makes several store apps, such as a customer app and a driver app, each one counts as its own app.
What does 3 builds a day mean?
It's the number of builds you can start in any 24 hours. If you reach it, you can build again later, or upgrade.
Why are there limits on builds?
Builds use minutes on your own GitHub bill. The limits also protect that bill if someone gets into your account or a mistake starts too many builds.
What happens if I downgrade and have too many apps?
You need to remove apps first, so the ones you keep fit the new plan. Removing an app from Push200 doesn't change anything in your GitHub.
Do I also pay Apple and Google?
Yes. Apple charges a yearly fee for an Apple Developer account, and Google charges a one-time fee for a Google Play Console account. These are paid to Apple and Google, not to us.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes. Cancel from Billing in your portal. You keep your paid plan until the end of the period you've paid for, then move to Free.
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