You can make money from your app by enabling your customers to do more of what usually generates revenue for your business. ie Sell products, food orders, bookings, offer services, all which can be paid for with Credit/Debit Card or PayPal.

There are no lock-in periods with monthly AppBuilder and AppBuilder Pro plans so you can cancel your account at any time. The AppSmart plan requires a 12-month minimum contract.

Your app will be cancelled on the day your account is cancelled and will be unpublished from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

AppBuilder Pro and AppBuilder Pro+ plans require the creation of your own Developer accounts to submit your iOS and Android apps to the App Stores. Apple charges an annual fee of $99 for this and Google charges a one-off fee of $25.

Any web content, or web link can be embedded into the app. ie if you use a web widget like OpenTable for bookings, this can be integrated into your app.

If you’re choosing to publish your app on just one platform, either Apple App Store or Google Play Store, you need to consider which one is best for your app. Unless you’ve already done your research, it can be a difficult decision. There are various factors to consider when choosing between Apple iOS and Android apps, so I’ve done the hard work for you. In this post, I’ll highlight the factors you need to consider… Firstly, these two companies account for over 90% of the smartphone market share.

Restaurant billing software is a tool designed to simplify the billing operations in the restaurants. In addition to billing, the Restaurant Management software also provides features to manage inventory, plan production and manage wastage appropriately. For the admin users, the software provides various reports to track and manage growth