Enterprise

Stop paying a tax on your own revenue.

At scale, 1% of monthly revenue to an incumbent is six figures per year. Tierux is a flat fee per active subscriber — the effective rate falls as you grow.

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Already on RevenueCat or Adapty? Migration is manual today. Tierux's existing tools can support manual Tierux-side reconstruction and mapping. Your team still owns App Store Connect product and notification setup, cutover planning, validation, and testing, including how existing subscribers will retain access. See how →
Savings calculator
Your monthly subscription revenue
$25,000/mo
Avg revenue per paying user $ /mo
You'd save vs the most expensive option above
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How these numbers are calculated: RevenueCat — 1% of total MRR (free ≤ $2,500/mo MRR). Adapty — 1% of MRR above $5,000/mo free threshold. Superwall — 1% of total monthly attributed revenue (free ≤ $10,000/mo). Tierux — Free ≤ 500 active subscribers; Pro $39/mo (1,000 incl., then +$30/1,000). Active subscriber estimate uses $10 average ARPPU — a verified central estimate (range $5–$15). Competitor pricing sourced from public documentation, June 2026.
The math, explained

Flat beats % as you grow

Percentage pricing scales with your revenue — every new subscriber, every price increase, every upsell makes your billing cost go up. Tierux's effective rate falls as you grow. Apps are pooled per account; never charged per app.

Never a cut of revenue

Payments are processed by Google Play and Apple. Tierux never sits in the money flow and never takes a percentage of your sales. One transparent price you can calculate yourself.

Predictable, budgetable

One fixed monthly fee + overage at a known rate. Finance can model it. Engineering can plan for it. No surprises when you have a good month.

Migration

Moving off RevenueCat or Adapty?

Migration is a manual, validated cutover today. Tierux's existing tools can support manual reconstruction and mapping of products, prices, entitlements, and integration configuration, but there is no automated migration flow, validated competitor importer, or live-subscriber migration tool. App Store Connect product and notification setup remains manual. Your team must plan and test the cutover, including how existing subscribers will retain access.

Security architecture

What we protect

  • Raw tokens never stored
  • Google Play API verification; Apple signed-JWS and certificate-chain validation; App Store Server Notifications lifecycle sync
  • Encrypted token vault
  • No client API key required

Unified Play + Apple

One API, two store-specific verification endpoints, and normalized entitlements. Google Play purchases use the Google Play verification endpoint; App Store purchases use the Apple verification endpoint. Your backend reads a consistent entitlement model after either path. Apple App Store support is implemented with limitations — see platform support.

Control and no lock-in

Your data, always accessible

Your subscriber list, entitlement state, and purchase history are always accessible via a REST API. Port your data any time — no vendor approval required, no export queue.

Founding customer access

We're pre-launch by design: work directly with the team that built it and shape the roadmap. Early access means a direct line to engineering, not a support ticket. You're not a name in a CRM — you're shaping the product.

Frequently asked questions

Does Tierux take a percentage of my revenue?
No. Tierux is flat-rate — you pay a fixed monthly fee plus subscriber overage at a known rate. Payments are processed by Google Play and the App Store; Tierux never sits in the money flow and never takes a percentage of your sales.
How does Tierux pricing compare to RevenueCat or Adapty?
Competitors charge ~1% of monthly tracked revenue. Tierux charges a flat monthly fee (Free up to 500 active subscribers, Pro $39/mo for 1,000 included, Scale $199/mo) with overage at +$30 per additional 1,000 subscribers. At scale, the difference is six figures per year. Use the calculator on this page to see your exact numbers.
Can we migrate from RevenueCat or Adapty?
No automated migration flow exists today. Tierux's existing tools can support manual reconstruction and mapping of products, prices, entitlements, and integration configuration. There is no validated competitor importer or live-subscriber migration tool. Your team must plan, validate, and test the cutover, including how existing subscribers will retain access.
How is purchase data protected?
Raw purchase tokens are never stored. Tierux hashes tokens for deduplication and encrypts copies (AES-256-GCM) for refresh operations only. Google Play purchases use Google Play's Android Publisher API. Apple transactions use signed-JWS and certificate-chain validation, while App Store Server Notifications drive lifecycle sync. No client API key is required. Apple support is implemented with limitations; see /docs-platform-support.
Is our data portable if we leave?
Yes. Your subscriber list, entitlement state, and purchase history are always accessible via the Tierux REST API — no vendor approval required, no export queue, no lock-in. Your data stays yours.

Let's talk numbers.

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