Superwall alternative

Tierux — the Superwall alternative

Superwall is excellent at one layer of the stack: remotely configured, rapidly iterated paywalls. It doesn't manage entitlements — most teams pair it with RevenueCat, which means two vendors, two integrations, and two bills for a single subscription flow. Tierux is the alternative for teams that want the whole pipeline in one place.

CapabilityTieruxSuperwall
Agent-run store setupGoogle Cloud service account + APIs automated; Apple = Bundle ID + one manual notification-URL stepManual setup across two consoles
Android-native depthCore focusSupported, iOS-led
iOS / App Store verificationYes, with limitations (Swift SDK + server verifier; less production-hardened than our Play path)Yes
Server-side verificationStore-verified on our servers, zero-trust clientYes
Standalone entitlement APIBuilt-inNone — often paired with RevenueCat
Pricing modelFlat $39/mo up to 1,000 subscribers1% of monthly attributed revenue, free ≤ $10,000/mo
Remote paywall configYesYes
Win-back / cancellation offersGoogle Play — yes; App Store — not yetYes
Paywall A/B testing & experimentsNot yetCore strength
Scale & tractionPre-launch — we're honest about our stageProven, large scale

Comparison reflects Tierux's shipped capabilities and Superwall's publicly documented platform. We don't claim parity on paywall experimentation — that's Superwall's strength.

When to choose which

Choose Tierux if…

You want paywalls and entitlements from a single platform instead of stitching Superwall to a separate entitlement backend; an MCP agent handles store provisioning end to end; you're Google Play-first, with App Store support shipping today too; and a flat $39/mo beats handing over 1% of attributed revenue once you pass the free threshold.

Choose Superwall if…

Paywall experimentation is the core of your growth motion, you already run RevenueCat (or similar) for entitlements and are happy with that split, and best-in-class paywall iteration tooling matters more to you than consolidating vendors.

Also see the head-to-head: Tierux vs Superwall · all alternatives compared.

Frequently asked questions
What is a good Superwall alternative?
Tierux is a Superwall alternative for teams that want paywalls and entitlements in one platform. Superwall focuses on paywall infrastructure and is usually paired with RevenueCat for entitlement tracking; Tierux ships remote paywall configuration and a built-in server-side entitlement API together, at a flat $39/mo for up to 1,000 subscribers.
Does Superwall manage entitlements?
No — Superwall does not offer a standalone entitlement API. Most teams pair it with RevenueCat or a home-built backend to track who has access to what. Tierux includes entitlement management natively: purchases are verified server-side and exposed as queryable entitlements over REST.
How does Tierux pricing compare to Superwall?
Superwall charges 1% of monthly attributed revenue, free up to $10,000/mo. Tierux charges a flat $39/mo for up to 1,000 subscribers, then +$30/1,000 — and because it replaces both a paywall tool and an entitlement backend, you consolidate two line items into one flat fee.
Can Tierux replace both Superwall and RevenueCat?
For the core flow, yes: remote paywall configuration, server-side purchase verification, and entitlement management are all built in. Tierux does not yet match Superwall's paywall A/B testing depth or RevenueCat's integration catalog — if those are critical today, we're honest that we're not there yet.

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