Nami puts pages, paywalls, offers, and flows in the hands of product managers. Design the change. Run the experiment. Ship the winner across CTV, web, and mobile. No release cycle, no App Store review, no ticket backlog.
Your product team owns the subscriber experience on paper. The tools don't act like it. Every paywall variant, onboarding branch, upgrade screen, and pricing test waits in a release queue behind feature work, or ships as a compromise of what the team actually designed.
The result: product managers write tickets and wait. The moments where subscribers actually decide to convert, upgrade, or churn move at the speed of a sprint board, not the speed of the business. The team that owns the experience layer on paper doesn't own the release cadence on the experience layer in practice.
Nami for Product Teams gives product managers the surface to design, test, and ship the moments that decide conversion and retention, without borrowing engineering time. Landing pages, paywalls, onboarding flows, upgrade screens. All in one canvas. All on their own release cadence, decoupled from the app.
See how product teams ship with NamiThe subscriber experience runs on its own release cadence, decoupled from the app roadmap. Product owns the loop.
Write the change the way your team already thinks about it: the paywall, the onboarding branch, the upgrade screen. Nami is the canvas, not another ticket queue. The brief lives where the work happens, not on the engineering backlog.
Build the page, flow, or offer in a visual, no-code editor. Components from your Asset Library carry the brand; conditional logic carries the business rules. No SDK update, no engineering review, no waiting on a sprint to start.
Publish and the change goes live — across iOS, Android, web, and CTV on the next load. No version bump, no App Store review, no coordinated release train. The subscriber experience moves on its own cadence, decoupled from the app.
Subscription-aware insights tie the release back to the decision that drove it. See what the new paywall moved, in which cohort, on which surface. The next brief starts from proof, not from a hunch.
Nami for Product Teams is the platform, tuned for product managers who own the subscriber experience. No SDK sprawl, no integration tax, no quarterly roadmap negotiations to change a button.
No-code editor for pages and paywalls. Update one component in the Asset Library, deploy across hundreds of surfaces.
ExploreVisual canvas for subscriber journeys with conditional branching. Personalize by platform, region, or subscriber segment.
ExploreA/B and multivariate with configurable traffic allocation. Test paywalls, pricing, flows, and copy with statistical rigor.
ExploreCoordinated rollouts across touchpoints. Group pages, offers, and experiments into a single initiative and measure outcomes together.
ExploreSubscription-aware analytics that connect creative decisions to outcomes. Exports to Amplitude, Segment, mParticle, and your warehouse.
ExploreOne platform, every surface your product runs on. 13 platforms from one dashboard.
ExploreNot abstract capabilities. The shape of the actual releases product teams build on Nami.
Three variants, configurable splits, shipped to production by a product manager. Engineering's calendar stays clear; subscribers see the new offer on day one.
Brief to production without a release cycle.
Two onboarding paths — checkout-first for engaged users, classic for the rest — authored by the product team in Nami and governed by one flow. No feature flag in the app, no SDK update, no version bump. The release cycle on the experience layer runs on the product team's calendar, not the app's.
A new onboarding live without an App Store submission.
Update the paywall in Nami. iOS, Android, web, and CTV pick up the new layout next time they load. No SDK update, no coordinated release train, no store review.
One edit, every surface, same hour.
Average 12% conversion lift across customer deployments. 15-minute average launch time for a new page. 13 platforms from one dashboard. 99.999% platform uptime.
Nami works alongside your existing billing, analytics, and engagement tools.
Book a demo. We'll walk through how a product manager owns the full subscriber experience on your stack.