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Publishing to App Stores

Getting an app into the App Store and Google Play is a service: a real person from AppX does it with you. There is no button that sends your app to the stores on its own. You ask from your project, we look at the app, and you see a written price before you pay anything.

How it works​

  1. Send a store request from your project. Open the project, choose Publish to App Store in the top bar, and pick where it should go live.
  2. Get a written price. We review your app and send you the price in writing. You pay only if you say yes.
  3. We submit it with you. We sign the app, prepare the store listing together, and submit it.
  4. Apple or Google review it. They make the final decision, not us.
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Nobody can guarantee that Apple or Google will approve an app. We help you get it right the first time.

Pro plans get priority on App Store requests.

What you need​

The stores publish apps under a developer account that you own:

These fees are paid to Apple and Google, not to AppX.

What the request asks​

The form's first question is Where should it go live?:

  • AppX publish (Included) — a live web app and an Open on phone QR code you can share.
  • TestFlight (Quoted) — TestFlight setup on your own Apple Developer account.
  • App Store + Play Store (Quoted) — full store submission, with a custom quote after review.

Then come optional Add-ons — Dedicated backend, Admin dashboard, Landing page — and three questions: what must work in the finished app, whether the app needs user accounts, and, optionally, what the AI struggled with.

Press Request quote to send it. No payment is taken at that point: we look at your app first and send a written price before any money changes hands.

Before you ask​

A store-ready app needs more than working screens: an icon, screenshots, a privacy policy, a way to delete an account if people can create one. The free store-ready checklist walks through what Apple and Google look for, so you know what is still missing.

Prefer to do it yourself?​

You can. Every plan includes the full code as a ZIP, and it is a standard Expo project, so you can build and submit it with your own tools. See Put Your AppX Code on GitHub for getting the code out.

Deployment Overview

Preview, sharing, and publishing at a glance.

Plans & Pricing

What each plan includes.