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Nami for Mobile App Publishers

Your subscription revenue grows faster when you stop waiting on engineering.

For fitness, productivity, education, and lifestyle apps, the subscriber journey is where growth is won or lost. Nami gives product and marketing teams the ability to design, test, and optimize every moment in that journey — without a sprint cycle standing in the way.

The mobile experience layer is locked in engineering.

For mobile app publishers, the experience layer is locked in engineering. A product manager can sketch a better onboarding flow but can't ship it without a ticket, a sprint, and an App Store release that takes two weeks. By the time a paywall test ships, the idea is three months old.

The cost compounds across the category. Fitness apps live or die on how onboarding connects to the paywall, yet most haven't changed it in a year. Education apps need to route learners to different offers, but the branching logic is an engineering project. Lifestyle apps buy paid traffic and land it on a page untouched in six months.

The apps at the top of the charts run dozens of tests a month across paywalls, onboarding, and offers — not because they have bigger engineering teams, but because product and marketing own the experience layer directly.

See how subscription orchestration works

The full subscriber experience layer, owned by product and marketing.

Six things mobile app publishers using Nami stop waiting on engineering for.

Design subscriber experiences without engineering

Product and marketing teams build paywalls, onboarding flows, upgrade screens, and landing pages in Nami's visual editor — no code for day-to-day work. One SDK integration up front, then changes publish from the dashboard, not from Xcode or Android Studio.

Test continuously, without release cycles

A/B and multivariate tests run on pages and flows, with subscription-aware results that show the true conversion impact of every change. Test a pricing presentation this week and iterate next — without touching the App Store.

Build subscriber journeys, not just paywalls

The paywall is one moment in a longer journey. Subscription orchestration — designing, testing, and optimizing the complete subscriber journey across every platform, from a single system, without code — connects onboarding, offers, and upgrade prompts into complete flows.

One dashboard for every screen — including CTV

Manage iOS, Android, and web, and extend to Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, and the major CTV platforms when you're ready — all from one dashboard. Teams expanding beyond mobile don't need a separate tool per surface.

See what actually drives conversion

Nami Insights connects experience decisions to subscriber outcomes — conversion rate, trial starts, and revenue, segmented by platform, campaign, and SKU. The subscription-specific analytics layer general tools don't give you.

Launch with a partner, not just a platform

Professional Services guides onboarding, configures templates, and sets up your first experiments. Most mobile teams are live within weeks, with a partner who helps plan where to take the experience layer next.

Subscription apps across fitness, productivity, education, lifestyle, and beyond run on Nami.

Millions
in incremental revenue
Hundreds
of experiments run across pages and flows
13
platforms from one dashboard
99.99%
uptime
Integrations

Your stack stays.
Nami fits in.

Nami works alongside your existing billing, analytics, and engagement tools.

Plus CDP, ESP, app store, and CTV partners.See all integrations
Does Nami work alongside RevenueCat or our existing subscription management platform?
RevenueCat handles billing. Nami handles the experience layer — the pages, flows, and campaigns subscribers actually see and interact with. You don't have to replace your billing infrastructure to get full-funnel journey composition, cross-platform pages, and subscription-aware analytics. Most mobile publishers keep their billing stack and add Nami on top.
Can we run A/B tests without going through App Store review?
Yes. Once the Nami SDK is integrated, all experience changes — paywall layouts, onboarding flows, pricing presentations, messaging — publish from the Nami dashboard without requiring an app update or App Store submission. Experiments run at the SDK level, not the binary level.
Will the Nami SDK affect our app's performance or stability?
The Nami SDK is designed to have no measurable impact on app performance. It's a lightweight integration used across a subscriber base of millions. Nami runs at 99.99% uptime — purchase flows and entitlement delivery are always available.
Does Nami support CTV if we expand there later?
Yes. CTV is built into Nami's platform from day one — Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, LG, Samsung, Vizio, Xbox, and Google TV are all supported from the same dashboard you use for iOS and Android. If CTV is in your roadmap, you won't need a new tool when you get there.
What does implementation actually involve?
The initial SDK integration is a one-time engineering effort. After that, Nami's Professional Services team handles template configuration, onboarding setup, and first-experiment launch. Most mobile teams are running their first live experiences in weeks, not quarters.

The apps that iterate the fastest win.

Bring every subscriber-facing moment — paywall, onboarding, upgrade screen — into one experience layer your team can actually update.