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The Paywall Experiment Velocity Gap: Blame the Release Cycle
Most subscription teams know what to test. The bottleneck is the release window. Here's how A/B testing paywalls without an app release changes the math.
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New Paywall Controls, Legal Links & Additional SDK Distribution Formats
The latest Nami release helps you deliver a better in-app subscription experience with paywall controls, legal links, and CocoaPods and Carthage support.
Unveiling The Future Of Mobile App Monetization
The mobile app economy is struggling to build a healthy paid customer base. Nami gives app publishers the tools to adopt and optimize subscriptions.
Dark Mode & Roadblock Paywalls
The latest release of Nami includes paywalls compatible with Dark Mode as well as roadblock paywalls for iOS, Apple apps requiring a subscription.
Nami Exhibiting Mobile Revenue Platform at TechCrunch
Nami ML, a startup transforming the use of in-app purchases (IAP) and subscriptions in mobile apps, announced that it will be exhibiting at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2019 in Startup Alley as part of the cohort of companies in the AI/ML category.
Nami ML welcomes iOS 13 and iPadOS with latest SDK for Mobile Revenue Automation
To celebrate the release of Apple’s latest iOS and iPad OS release, Nami ML has updated their Mobile Revenue Automation platform with support for Apple’s newest operating systems.
New Analytics Partners, iOS 13 & iPadOS 13 Support
The latest Nami release adds new analytics partner integrations from Adobe and Google plus support for iOS 13 & iPadOS 13.
The Evolution of Native Apps Continue
Nami investor Michael Della Penna, a senior executive with 25 years of experience in MarTech, AdTech and Marketing Services, discusses the evolution of native mobile apps.
Introducing Our Chief Technology Officer
We're thrilled to welcome Alejandro Cantarero, Ph.D. as our new CTO. Alejandro an experienced technology leader who joins us from Los Angeles Times where he was Vice President, Data.
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