All five pages, app-ads.txt, the compliance checklist and your Data safety and App Privacy answers are free — on every plan, for as long as your account exists. Paid plans buy scale and convenience. They never buy compliance back.
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Plans
Free
For your first app in a store
$0
Free forever. No trial to expire.
No credit card required
$0.00per app, per month
at 1 published app
1 published app
All five pages: home, privacy, terms, support, account deletion
app-ads.txt with validation
Compliance checklist
Data safety and App Privacy answers, drafted from your SDK list
Pull-request check when your build outgrows your pages
Deletion requests by email — two addresses, shared by your apps (Telegram, Slack and webhooks are Pro)
Cancel in one click. Full refund within 14 days, no reason needed.
Prices exclude VAT or sales tax, which our payment partner adds at checkout based on where you are. Plan limits apply to published apps — you can always create and draft more, and publish them when a slot frees up.
What you are choosing between
Your options for a compliant privacy URL
Our real competitor is an afternoon of your own work, so here is the comparison written honestly.
Do nothing
Free
The listing is rejected or pulled. One to two weeks lost, and you build the pages anyway.
Domain + static host + a form service
~$12 a year, plus an afternoon per app
Works. The deletion form is the part with a tail: a plain file host cannot take a POST, so you add a form service or an edge function, and then it is yours to keep running on every app.
A policy generator priced per app
Per app, per month
You get a privacy policy. You still need hosting, a support page, a deletion page that receives requests, and app-ads.txt.
AppFoyer Free
$0
One app, fully store-ready, including the deletion page and its notifications — at a random address.
AppFoyer Pro
$39 a year for 10 apps
An address you chose, plus $0.33 per app per month. Less than one hour of your time, once a year.
A domain on its own costs about $12 a year and hosts nothing. Pro is $39 a year — an address you picked, ten apps at $0.33 each per month, and deletion notifications included.
Every difference between the plans
The first group is the part a store checks. It is identical on all three plans, on purpose.
Free
Pro
Advanced
Starting
Credit card to start Free needs an email address and nothing else — no card, no billing details, and no trial that expires into one. Paid plans take the card at Paddle's checkout, never on our pages.
Not required
At checkout
At checkout
What a store asks for
Privacy policy, terms, support, home
Account-deletion request page
Deletion requests stored and emailed to you
Deletion inbox: mark done, archive, delete Free on every plan. A developer who cannot see a request has a black hole for a deletion page — that fails the store review the page exists to pass.
app-ads.txt, served as plain text
Compliance checklist
Data safety and App Privacy answers Drafted from the SDKs you tick and your app's settings, each answer with its source. You enter them in Play Console and App Store Connect yourself.
Pull-request check for new SDKs and permissions A GitHub Action, or the npm package on any other CI. It reads your build files only and says what may be outdated; it never changes a page.
HTTPS, global delivery, no ads on your pages
Scale
Published apps
1
10
50
Cost per published app, per month Billed yearly, at the plan's limit. Publish fewer apps and the per-app number is higher — this is the floor, not an average we have measured.
$0
$0.33
$0.20
Apps per account, published or draft A safety ceiling that protects the platform from runaway scripts, not a price lever. Ask us if you genuinely need more.
25
50
150
Bulk edits and app groups
—
—
Coming soon
Convenience
Your own subdomain
—
Notification channels Channels belong to your account: add one once and every app uses it, or pick different channels per app. Every plan is emailed — your sign-in address is included. Pro and Advanced add Telegram, Slack and a signed webhook to your own backend.
2 email addresses
2 email, 1 Telegram, 1 Slack, 1 webhook
3 of each: email, Telegram, Slack, webhook
“Verified by AppFoyer” listing check
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Draft pages from your codebase with a coding agent The agent path is free on every plan — it writes drafts, and drafting is not what costs us anything.
Message support from your dashboard Write to us from the Support screen and the reply appears there. It is messaging, not live chat: we answer when we see it. Email works too.
The fine print, in plain sight
What happens when you stop paying
Your privacy URL sits inside a store listing. Taking it down the moment a card expires would be effective leverage and a good way to get an app removed, so we do not do that.
While a charge retries
Nothing changes at all. That runs two to four weeks, and no countdown of ours starts during it.
Day 0 — cancelled
Back to Free. You pick the one app that stays published. Other apps' app-ads.txt stops immediately.
Day 7
The remaining apps go read-only. Their pages stay online. You are emailed on day 0, 7 and 18.
Day 21
Those pages come offline — except the account-deletion page, which keeps working indefinitely so your users are never stranded.
Nothing is deleted. Subscribing again brings every page back with one publish.
Your subdomain is held for you and never given to another account, because an address that was once in a store listing must not become someone else's phishing page.
Cancel in one click from the payment portal, and ask for a full refund within 14 days of any charge, no reason needed.
If we ever shut down, you get twelve months' notice with your pages online, nine of them unbilled, and an export from day one.
All of this is written into the Terms and the Refund Policy — not just onto this page.
Two ways to start. Neither of them makes you wait.
Free is the whole product for one app — no trial to expire, no card. Pro is available the moment you want it, not the moment we decide you need it. Cancel in one click; full refund within 14 days.