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Superwall for agencies

Run paywall, pricing, and onboarding experiments for every client you manage, without waiting on their engineering team or the next app release.

Your team gets hired to grow subscription revenue. But the thing that actually moves revenue, the paywall, usually lives behind a client's release cycle. You hand over a strategy deck, the recommendations land in a backlog, and three sprints later you finally see one variant ship. By the time it's live, the quarter is over and you still can't prove the lift was yours.

Superwall takes the paywall out of the codebase. You build, test, and iterate on paywalls, offers, pricing, and onboarding flows from a visual editor and ship them remotely, so the experiment that used to take a release cycle now takes an afternoon. For an agency, that's the difference between billing for advice and billing for results.

Why this matters for agencies

An agency's margin is its speed. Every week a recommendation sits in a client's queue is a week you're paying senior strategists to wait. The bottleneck is almost never the idea, it's the implementation: hard-coded paywalls, an engineering team with other priorities, and an App Store review between you and every change.

When the paywall is configured remotely instead of compiled into the app, that whole chain collapses. You stop asking the client's developers to schedule your work and start running experiments on your own timeline. You can take on more accounts without adding headcount, because each account no longer requires its own engineering negotiation. And when the client asks what they're paying for, you have live experiment data with a clear winner instead of a slide that says "we recommend testing this."

What you can do with Superwall

Design paywalls without code. Build each client's paywall in the visual paywall editor, or describe what you want and let the AI chat builder draft it. Your designers and strategists own the surface end to end, no handoff to the client's developers required.

Explore the paywall editor

Test anything, head to head. Group paywalls into campaigns and run them as A/B experiments. Test copy, layout, pricing, trials, and intro offers against each other, then read the experiment results to see which variant actually won. No build, no review queue.

Target the right users with the right offer. Use audiences and placements to decide who sees what and where, so a win-back offer, a first-run paywall, and a discounted recovery path can all run as separate, measurable experiments inside the same app.

Extend monetization to the web. Set up web checkout and Stripe-based web flows so the funnel you optimize on iOS and Android doesn't stop at the app store, letting you test web-to-app paths for clients who acquire users online.

Set up web checkout

Prove the work with one source of truth. The charts and overview metrics give you conversion, revenue, and paywall performance per client in one place, so every QBR is backed by the same numbers your client sees.

How it works

A developer on the client's side adds the Superwall SDK once, following the iOS, Android, or cross-platform Flutter / React Native quickstart, and registers placements at the points in the app where a paywall might appear. That's the last thing they have to do for you.

From then on, every paywall, offer, audience rule, and experiment is configured in the dashboard and delivered remotely. You change a price, add a variant, or launch a win-back flow, and it goes live without another build or review. The client's engineers stay focused on the product; your team owns the monetization layer.

Where agencies put it to work

  • Faster client onboarding. Stand up a tested paywall in the first week of an engagement instead of waiting on a release, so clients see momentum early.

  • Always-on testing programs. Keep a queue of paywall, pricing, and onboarding experiments running for each client and report winners on a regular cadence.

  • Recovering leaking revenue. Build targeted win-back and discounted recovery offers for users who drop off, without making each one its own engineering project.

  • Multi-client management. Run separate campaigns and analytics per account from one workflow, scaling the number of clients you serve without scaling engineering dependencies.

  • Demonstrating ROI. Tie every recommendation to a live experiment with a measurable result, turning your retainer into provable revenue lift.

Get started

Spin up a workspace, connect a client's app with the quickstart, and design your first test paywall in the editor. Then launch a campaign experiment and start shipping monetization changes on your schedule, not the release calendar. Create an account at superwall.com to begin.

Design your first paywall

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