App ownership · for the small business owner

Pay once. Own the app. Keep it.

“Every month another subscription goes up, and I own none of it.”

The small business owner: Pays for several monthly software subscriptions and owns none of them.

Many tools you rent monthly are simple apps underneath: bookings, loyalty, menus, sign-ups.

You can own one outright, with its code and contract, for one payment.

What you were told

Tenant of your tools

What is actually possible

Owner of them

The thing nobody tells you

Many tools you rent monthly are simple apps underneath: bookings, loyalty, menus, sign-ups.

A business collects subscriptions the way a coat collects lint. Bookings, a loyalty card, a sign-up form, a payment link. Each one is small, each one goes up, and none of them is yours. Stop paying and the tool, and often your customer list, is gone.

Underneath, many of these tools are simple apps. You can own one: the code, the contract and the name on it are handed to you, and nobody can raise your rent.

Every app has a live demo, so you can try it before you pay, and your payment sits in escrow until the app is delivered and working.

How it works

4 steps, no guesswork

  1. Think of one tool you rent every month.
  2. Find the closest app in the catalog and try its demo.
  3. Pay $100 once into escrow.
  4. Get it handed over in your name, with an owner kit for running it.

Our promise: A working app you own, with its code and contract handed over, paid once into escrow and released only on delivery.

The evidence

Every claim, labelled

Live is read from the site as you look. Fact is fixed, with its date. Estimate is ours, and says so.

  • Fact · 2026-11-12Every catalog app is $100 flat, held in escrow and released on delivery, with a 14-day window.Source: /how-it-works
  • LiveEvery app in the catalog has a live demo you can try first.Source: /apps
  • Fact · 2026-11-12Every order has a public tracker page.Source: /order/<ticket>
Your first move

Start it here. Find it here later.

Fair questions

What you are probably wondering

Who maintains it?

You own it. The owner kit explains hosting and upkeep, and add-ons cover more if you want help.

What if it isn't delivered?

Your payment stays in escrow. If the app is not delivered in the window, you can take it back.

Not quite you?

Try a different door

The same idea, written for someone else. One of these might be you, or someone you know.

Pay once. Own the app. Keep it.

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