This app earns $4 million/month

[meannn]

I've seen apps like these for Android too. Doesn't make sense to install this since Android has built-in app like that + you can just move old photos to external hd.

Honestly this is one of most interesting threads I've seen here since I signed up. @meannn

Similar android apps earns nearly 1/50 of this sadly, iOS users are much more intended to order.

 

[SilverClouds]

Similar android apps earns nearly 1/50 of this sadly, iOS users are much more intended to order.

Any idea why it might be? iOS doesn't have this built-in maybe?

 

[meannn]

Any idea why it might be? iOS doesn't have this built-in maybe?

iOS users are wealthier than android users
and apple pay is more preferred

 

[BanX]

Been seeing their ads on tik tok lately

 

[SilverClouds]

iOS users are wealthier than android users
and apple pay is more preferred

I meant doesn't iOS come with something like this pre-installed? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.nbu.files

Been seeing their ads on tik tok lately

Seen some people recommend advertising mobile games on TikTok so I guess these short video ads are a thing with mobile apps.

 

[Unknown Proxies]

You checked their company's website, just 10k visits per month. They have 5-6 apps in total making around 15 million usd per month. But of course they may also advertising millions every month.

Thanks for this thread, I laughed cause I can't believe people pay for that but it makes sense most likely older ages, interesting read and great detective work on finding the ad examples.

Best,
Bryce

 

[cooljim198]

He's running ads on Roku as well, I seen them very recently.

 

[Floch]

This guy is killing it, anyone can show where this guy is advertising ?

Damn, nice one
btw, what site is that to check the revenue of the app?

 

[meannn]

Damn, nice one
btw, what site is that to check the revenue of the app?

https://adapty.io/paywall-library/?search=cleaner

 

[R_X09]

Anyone who is successful with mobile apps willing to share some tips?

If you don't know coding, how much to pay someone to create a mobile app? How long does it take to create one?

Where to find someone, is Upwork good? What if they leave you midway through the project? Or after the app is created and you are making money with it but they suddenly leave you? The problem is you don't know coding so you can't fix any bugs or do updates. People get frustrated that the app is not working so they quit paying. I have no coding skills so this is something I'm worried about if I ever decide to do mobile app.

On the adapty website, they show some very high revenue numbers. Anyone here know how much profit they actually make, after deducting expenses like ads, hire people for app maintenance , payment processor, etc?

Which is easier and has higher income potential, creating a SaaS or mobile app?

 

[vickysan]

I meant doesn't iOS come with something like this pre-installed? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.nbu.files

Seen some people recommend advertising mobile games on TikTok so I guess these short video ads are a thing with mobile apps.

People buy stuff Much easier installing and paying for an app than looking for buttons in some buried setting lol
Normal people with money buy anything as long as they don't have to find how to do it themselves.

 

[SilverClouds]

People buy stuff Much easier installing and paying for an app than looking for buttons in some buried setting lol
Normal people with money buy anything as long as they don't have to find how to do it themselves.

You're all really set on proving how being an iphone user means you're supposedly rich. I asked out of curiosity if iphones have this function or not (maybe they don't and that's why there's more sales of these apps on iphones, there's an actual market need) and here comes another person that's unable to answer a simple question and tries to prove how superior iphone is instead. You better say how much debt you all have for your iphones lol.

 

[vickysan]

You're all really set on proving how being an iphone user means you're supposedly rich. I asked out of curiosity if iphones have this function or not (maybe they don't and that's why there's more sales of these apps on iphones, there's an actual market need) and here comes another person that's unable to answer a simple question and tries to prove how superior iphone is instead. You better say how much debt you all have for your iphones lol.

Wasn't talking about iphones specifically

 

[meannn]

He has been running tiktok ads for 2-3 years!

 

[R_X09]

Anyone who is successful with mobile apps willing to share some tips?

If you don't know coding, how much to pay someone to create a mobile app? How long does it take to create one?

Where to find someone, is Upwork good? What if they leave you midway through the project? Or after the app is created and you are making money with it but they suddenly leave you? The problem is you don't know coding so you can't fix any bugs or do updates. People get frustrated that the app is not working so they quit paying. I have no coding skills so this is something I'm worried about if I ever decide to do mobile app.

On the adapty website, they show some very high revenue numbers. Anyone here know how much profit they actually make, after deducting expenses like ads, hire people for app maintenance , payment processor, etc?

Which is easier and has higher income potential, creating a SaaS or mobile app?

Anyone in this thread who is successful with mobile apps can answer my questions?

 

[meannn]

The biggest part is ads. Most important one.

 

[AccountKingdom]

They seem to have created very good advertising creatives.

 

[WaveProxies]

$4m / month is crazy for such a simple app. Wow

 

[betsuga]

Jumping between too many ideas slows real progress for me, i will focus on one idea and give it my all.