AppMySite review
A focused no-code route from websites to branded mobile apps and PWAs.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AppMySite is a no-code platform for creating Android, iPhone, and Progressive Web Apps. It supports website-to-app conversion for WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, and other websites, while also allowing custom native apps without an existing website. Agencies can customize layouts and branding, preview changes, generate Android and iOS builds, and create client apps with white-label tools. It is most suitable for teams that want to extend an existing website into mobile apps without coding.
The Free plan includes an Android app, Progressive Web App, Website, Push notifications, and Team collaboration. Starter adds Unlimited downloads and removes AppMySite branding. Pro includes Android and iPhone apps, Progressive Web App, Website, Unlimited downloads, and App analytics. Premium adds Advanced push notifications and Offline mode. The displayed starting price is $49 per month with annual billing for Starter, while Premium is shown at $199 per month with annual billing. Annual prices are displayed as monthly equivalents paid yearly, and app store developer account fees are separate.
Its platform fit is a central strength: integrations include WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Google Firebase, OneSignal, Google AdMob, Zendesk Chat, Intercom, LiveChat, Tawk.to, and HubSpot. Feature coverage includes user registration and login options, in-app chat integrations, analytics, Android APK and AAB generation, and iOS IPA generation. Agencies should consider AppMySite when website conversion, publishing, notifications, and white-label delivery matter most. Teams needing more than one app or a broader app-building scope should look for an alternative.
AppMySite pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Converts WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, and other websites
- Supports Android, iPhone, PWA creation, publishing, and notifications
- White-label tools support agencies creating apps for clients
- Where it doesn't
- App capacity is limited to one
- Annual prices are displayed as monthly equivalents paid yearly
- App store developer account fees are separate
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