Comparison
The short answer
Qonversion is cheaper and simpler: free to $7K a month, then 0.8% of all tracked revenue, with every feature included. RevenueCat charges 1% from $2,500, but it has more stores, SOC 2 Type II and a far larger base of apps. Pick Qonversion for cost and an all-in-one plan, and RevenueCat for track record and breadth. RevenueDot is the open-source option that works with RevenueCat's SDK.
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Side by side
| Topic | RevenueCat | Qonversion | RevenueDot | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free tier and rate | Free to $2,500 monthly tracked revenue, then 1% of all tracked revenue | Free to $7K a month, then 0.8% of all tracked revenue | Cloud free to $10K; planned 0.5% above that, capped at $999. Self-host $0 | RevenueCat pricing page RevenueCat staff on how the 1% is charged (Nov 2023) Qonversion pricing page |
| Plans | Pro, Growth Tools and Enterprise | One Pro plan with every feature, unlimited apps and seats; Enterprise for contract terms and an SLA | Cloud Free and self-host; paid plan planned | RevenueCat pricing page Qonversion pricing page |
| Stores and web | App Store, Google Play, Amazon, Samsung Galaxy Store, Stripe and Paddle | App Store, Google Play, Stripe and Paddle | App Store, Google Play, Amazon Appstore and Stripe | RevenueCat quickstart (Amazon configuration) RevenueCat platform resources (Amazon, Galaxy Store, Paddle, Stripe) RevenueCat web docs (Stripe, Paddle) Qonversion docs index |
| Paywalls | Remotely configurable paywall editor with pre-built templates | No-Code Paywall Builder 2.0 with remote management and localization | Template gallery (10 templates), visual editor, AI generator, localization, no app release needed | RevenueCat pricing page Qonversion pricing page |
| Targeting and A/B tests | Targeting by audience and placement; A/B testing with remote configuration | A/B experiments on paywalls, pricing and onboarding, with segmentation | Audiences, targeting rules with placements and schedules, and offering A/B experiments with chance to win | RevenueCat pricing page Qonversion pricing page |
| Analytics | 40+ metrics | LTV, cohorts, MRR and ARR, conversion charts and attribution filtering | 43 charts with filters, segments, 14 display currencies and CSV export | RevenueCat pricing page Qonversion pricing page |
| Integrations and exports | Engagement, analytics, MMP and ad-network integrations, webhooks, and CSV or Parquet exports to S3, GCS, Azure or email | Attribution, analytics and marketing integrations, webhooks, raw data export and scheduled reports | 36 integrations, plus webhooks and scheduled data exports (CSV or Parquet to S3, R2 or GCS) | RevenueCat integrations docs RevenueCat scheduled data exports Qonversion pricing page Qonversion docs index |
| Refund tools | Automated Apple refund handling | Refund Keeper, included | Refund Control, included | RevenueCat homepage Qonversion pricing page |
| AI assistants | An AI toolkit with plugins, skills, an MCP server and a CLI | An MCP server for project data | Hosted MCP server at mcp.revenuedot.app, for ChatGPT, Claude and other assistants | RevenueCat AI toolkit docs Qonversion MCP server docs |
| Compliance | SOC 2 Type II and GDPR | GDPR and CCPA; no SOC 2 listed on its pricing page | No certification yet. Self-hosting inherits your own controls | RevenueCat security and compliance Qonversion pricing page |
| Open source and self-hosting | Open-source SDKs (MIT); hosted service | Open-source SDKs (MIT); hosted service | Server under AGPL-3.0, SDK forks under MIT; self-hostable | RevenueCat iOS SDK license (MIT) Qonversion iOS SDK on GitHub (MIT) Qonversion pricing page |
| Switching cost | The reference SDK | Its own SDK, with a written guide for moving from RevenueCat | Keeps the RevenueCat SDK, so purchase code does not change | RevenueCat iOS SDK license (MIT) Qonversion guide to migrating from RevenueCat Qonversion's RevenueCat comparison |
| Support | Email and support forums; dedicated support on Enterprise | 24/7 priority support on Pro | GitHub and email; free for everyone | RevenueCat pricing page Qonversion pricing page |
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Price
Formulas: RevenueCat charges 1% of all monthly tracked revenue once you reach $2,500. Qonversion charges 0.8% of all tracked revenue once you pass $7K. RevenueDot Cloud is free up to $10,000 a month (live). Above that, the planned rate is 0.5% of the revenue above $10,000, capped at $999 a month (planned, not charged yet). Self-hosting has no revenue share, only your own server costs. Enterprise plans are custom and not shown.
| Monthly tracked revenue | RevenueCat | Qonversion | RevenueDot Cloud (planned above $10K) | RevenueDot self-host |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | $50 | $0 | $0 | $0 + servers |
| $10,000 | $100 | $80 | $0 | $0 + servers |
| $50,000 | $500 | $400 | $200 | $0 + servers |
| $250,000 | $2,500 | $2,000 | $999 | $0 + servers |
| $1,000,000 | $10,000 | $8,000 | $999 | $0 + servers |
Sources: RevenueCat pricing page · RevenueCat staff on how the 1% is charged (Nov 2023) · Qonversion pricing page. RevenueDot Cloud paid pricing is planned and not yet available.
Both vendors bill the whole amount once you pass the free limit. At $50,000 a month RevenueCat costs $500 and Qonversion $400. At $1,000,000 a month it is $10,000 against $8,000. RevenueDot's planned plan stops at $999, and self-hosting has no fee.
RevenueDot keeps the RevenueCat SDK, so leaving RevenueCat's servers does not mean a new SDK. It is open source, can be self-hosted and includes paywalls, experiments and 43 charts. It is newer than both and has no SOC 2 report yet.
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FAQ
Yes. Qonversion is free to $7K a month, then 0.8% of all tracked revenue. RevenueCat is free to $2,500, then 1%. At $50,000 a month that is $400 against $500. Both count revenue before the stores take their cut.
For cost and an all-in-one plan, yes: every feature is in one plan, with unlimited apps and seats. It lacks Amazon Appstore support in its docs and lists no SOC 2 report on its pricing page. RevenueCat has the larger track record and wider store coverage.
Yes. Qonversion publishes a step-by-step guide for moving from RevenueCat, and says migration takes one to two days with support. You change SDKs, so purchase code changes. RevenueDot instead keeps the RevenueCat SDK and changes one URL.
Yes. Its FAQ says the bill is 0.8% of your total tracked revenue, not only the amount above $7K: $64 at $8K and $400 at $50K. A month at or under $7K is free.
Yes. RevenueDot is an open-source backend (AGPL-3.0) that implements the RevenueCat SDK's API and can be self-hosted. Its Cloud is free to $10,000 a month, and its planned paid rate is 0.5% above that, capped at $999. It is newer and has no SOC 2 report yet.
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