Most teams running Superwall pair it with RevenueCat to cover entitlements — two services, two bills. Tierux ships the full stack (paywalls + built-in entitlement API) in a single platform — Android-first with growing App Store support — with flat pricing that never takes a percentage of revenue. Here's the honest breakdown — including where Superwall is ahead.
| Capability | Tierux | Superwall |
|---|---|---|
| Agent-run store setup | Google Cloud service account + APIs automated; Apple = Bundle ID + one manual notification-URL step | Manual setup across two consoles |
| Android-native depth | Core focus | Supported, iOS-led |
| iOS / App Store verification | Yes, with limitations (Swift SDK + server verifier; less production-hardened than our Play path) | Yes |
| Server-side verification | Store-verified on our servers, zero-trust client | Yes |
| Standalone entitlement API | Built-in | None — often paired with RevenueCat |
| Pricing model | Flat $39/mo up to 1,000 subscribers | 1% of monthly attributed revenue, free ≤ $10,000/mo |
| Remote paywall config | Yes | Yes |
| Win-back / cancellation offers | Google Play — yes; App Store — not yet | Yes |
| Paywall A/B testing & experiments | Not yet | Core strength |
| Scale & traction | Pre-launch — we're honest about our stage | Proven, 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.
On setup: Superwall requires manual Google Play and Apple store configuration. Tierux's agent automates the Google Cloud service account and APIs; Apple needs your Bundle ID plus one manual notification-URL step.
Superwall plays a distinct role in the subscription ecosystem — its sweet spot is growth teams running paid acquisition who need rapid paywall iteration and have already adopted RevenueCat for entitlements. If you're starting fresh and want to avoid juggling two vendors for a single subscription flow, the all-in-one path may save you a recurring integration headache.
You want paywalls and entitlements under one roof — not two services duct-taped together — with a built-in entitlement API included, AI-agent setup that provisions Google Cloud service accounts in one prompt, flat per-subscriber pricing that never scales with revenue, and Android-native depth as a first-class priority rather than a secondary platform.
Paywall A/B testing and experimentation are what moves your conversion needle, you're already comfortable running RevenueCat alongside a paywall tool, and a 1% revenue-share model is acceptable for a mature, battle-tested paywall infrastructure.
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