Qonversion
Subscription analytics, paywalls, and purchase infrastructure.
Best for
- Subscription SDKs
- Revenue analytics
- Paywall experiments
Not good for
- Non-subscription apps with no purchase flow
Pros and cons
Pros
- Pro stays free while monthly tracked revenue is at or under $7,000, and the published rate after that is 0.8% of the whole MTR (checked Sep 25, 2026).
- The pricing page states that analytics, A/B experiments, the paywall builder, Refund Keeper, integrations, and raw data export are included on Pro, not gated to a higher feature plan.
- Qonversion's own example is $8,000 MTR billed at $64, and $50,000 billed at $400, so the 0.8% applies to the full tracked amount.
- SDKs span iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, and web, so the same purchase layer carries across platforms.
Cons
- The free band ends at $7,000 MTR. The older $10,000 free tier and the 0.6% Starter plan are no longer on the pricing page (checked Sep 25, 2026).
- Once you pass $7,000, the 0.8% applies to the whole monthly tracked revenue, not only the amount above the threshold.
- Entitlement logic runs through the SDK, which is a dependency you would need to replace to leave the platform.
- You still set up and maintain products in App Store Connect, so Qonversion does not remove that store configuration.
Qonversion is subscription infrastructure with revenue analytics, a customer data layer, no-code paywalls, and experiments for mobile apps. Its SDKs handle purchases and entitlements across platforms, and the dashboard adds analytics, a lightweight CRM view of customers, and paywall tooling. For a solo iOS developer, it is a middle-ground option: purchase handling plus data and paywall features without committing to one of the larger platforms in the category.
It fits apps that already sell subscriptions and want reporting and experiments in the same place as the SDK. If your app has no purchase flow, none of this applies. If you are comparing platforms closely, you will find it lines up feature-for-feature with RevenueCat and Adapty, so the decision often comes down to pricing and which dashboard you prefer.
Pricing
Qonversion publishes one Pro plan. It is free while monthly tracked revenue is at or under $7,000, then 0.8% of that whole MTR. Enterprise adds services, not a second feature list (checked Sep 25, 2026).
Qonversion plans (checked Sep 25, 2026)
| Plan | Price | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| Pro | $0 while MTR is at or under $7,000; then 0.8% of the whole MTR | Analytics, A/B experiments, the no-code paywall builder, Refund Keeper, integrations, webhooks, and raw data export. Qonversion's example: $8,000 MTR bills $64 |
| Enterprise | Custom | Everything in Pro plus a custom contract, an uptime SLA, a customer success manager, and an onboarding engineer |
The older public table, a free tier to $10,000 and a 0.6% Starter plan, is no longer on qonversion.io/pricing. MTR is revenue processed through the SDK in a calendar month, including renewals and one-time purchases. The 0.8% applies to the full amount once you pass $7,000, not only the dollars above the line.
Setup and integration
Qonversion provides SDKs for iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, and web, plus a REST API and webhooks. On iOS you add the SDK, define your products and subscription groups in App Store Connect, and map them to entitlements and offerings in the Qonversion dashboard. The SDK then reports entitlement state you check in code, and paywalls can be configured without a new release.
Expect standard subscription setup work. You still create products in App Store Connect and run sandbox purchases on a real device to verify the flow.
Frequently asked questions
Is Qonversion free for a small app?
Yes, while monthly tracked revenue is at or under $7,000. Pro includes the SDKs, analytics, experiments, and the paywall builder at that band (checked Sep 25, 2026). Above $7,000 the bill is 0.8% of the whole MTR.
How is Qonversion different from RevenueCat?
Both are subscription infrastructure with analytics and paywalls. RevenueCat is free under $2,500 monthly tracked revenue and then 1% of that MTR. Qonversion Pro is free through $7,000 MTR and then 0.8% of the whole MTR (both checked Sep 25, 2026).
Which plan includes A/B experiments?
Pro. The pricing page lists A/B experiments, the paywall builder, and raw data export on that single plan, not on a separate Growth tier (checked Sep 25, 2026).
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