RevenueCat alternative

Tierux — the RevenueCat alternative

RevenueCat is the mature, proven incumbent at large scale. But its 1% revenue share gets expensive as you grow, and its manual two-console setup slows you down. Tierux replaces both with AI-agent automation and flat pricing — no revenue tax.

CapabilityTieruxRevenueCat
Agent-run store setupGoogle Cloud service account + APIs automated; Apple = Bundle ID + one manual notification-URL stepManual — two consoles, shared secret + API keys
Android-native depthCore focusSupported, iOS-led
iOS / App Store verificationYes, with limitations (Swift SDK + server verifier; less production-hardened than our Play path)Yes, mature
Server-side verificationStore-verified on our servers, zero-trust clientYes
Pricing modelFlat $39/mo up to 1,000 subscribers1% of total MRR, free ≤ $2,500/mo MRR
Remote paywall configYesYes
Win-back / cancellation offersGoogle Play — yes; App Store — not yetYes
Paywall A/B testing & experimentsNot yetYes
Integrations & data exportsWebhooks (v1) — signed HTTP POST on lifecycle events; no named integrations (Amplitude/Mixpanel/Slack) yetExtensive
Scale & tractionPre-launch — we're honest about our stageProven, very large scale

Comparison reflects Tierux's shipped capabilities and RevenueCat's publicly documented platform. We don't claim parity on maturity — we're new and we're honest about it.

On pricing: RevenueCat's 1% of total MRR means you pay $500/mo at $50k MRR, $1,000/mo at $100k MRR. Tierux Pro is $39/mo flat for up to 1,000 subscribers, then +$30/1,000. At 10,000 subscribers you pay $309/mo — the savings grow with your revenue.

When to choose which

Choose Tierux if…

You build with an AI agent and want it to stand up billing over MCP — store credentials, products, and paywalls — without bouncing between consoles; you're Google Play-first or building for both platforms (App Store support ships today too); and you want flat pricing that never takes a cut of revenue.

Choose RevenueCat if…

You need a battle-tested platform operating at massive scale today, deep third-party integrations and attribution, and mature paywall experimentation — and a revenue-share model fits your business.

Pricing comparison at your scale

$10,000 MRR

RevenueCat: $100/mo (1% of $10k). Tierux Pro: $39/mo. You save $61/mo — $732/year.

$50,000 MRR

RevenueCat: $500/mo (1% of $50k). Tierux: $39/mo up to 1,000 subscribers — even at 5,000 subscribers with ARPPU of $10, you pay $159/mo. You save $341/mo — over $4,000/year.

$100,000 MRR

RevenueCat: $1,000/mo. Tierux: ~$309/mo for 10,000 subscribers. You save ~$691/mo — over $8,200/year.

Frequently asked questions
What is the best RevenueCat alternative?
Tierux is a strong RevenueCat alternative for teams that want AI-agent-powered setup, flat pricing with no revenue tax, and Android-native depth. Unlike RevenueCat's 1% revenue share model, Tierux charges a flat $39/mo for up to 1,000 subscribers, then +$30/1,000 — meaning your effective rate falls as you grow.
Why switch from RevenueCat to Tierux?
Teams switch from RevenueCat to Tierux for three main reasons: 1) Flat pricing that never takes a percentage of revenue, 2) AI-agent-powered store setup that automates Google Play and Apple configuration over MCP, and 3) Android-native depth with a native Kotlin SDK — whereas RevenueCat is iOS-led.
How does Tierux pricing compare to RevenueCat?
RevenueCat charges 1% of total MRR (free up to $2,500/mo). Tierux charges a flat $39/mo for up to 1,000 subscribers, then +$30/1,000. At $50,000 MRR, RevenueCat costs $500/mo while Tierux costs $39/mo. At $100,000 MRR, RevenueCat costs $1,000/mo vs Tierux at around $309/mo for 10,000 subscribers.
How do I migrate from RevenueCat to Tierux?
Migration happens in four steps: 1) Inventory your products and entitlements in RevenueCat, 2) Recreate them in Tierux via an MCP agent prompt, 3) Swap SDKs and run both platforms in parallel during cutover, and 4) Decommission RevenueCat once you've validated. An AI agent does the heavy lifting — what used to take weeks of manual work is done in minutes.
Can I run RevenueCat and Tierux side by side?
Yes. During migration, you can run both platforms in parallel. Verify purchases against both, validate entitlements match, and cut over incrementally. Once you're confident Tierux is handling everything correctly, decommission RevenueCat.

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