MySuperWall vs Superwall
Superwall pairs paywalls with a complete subscription backend. MySuperWall is a focused paywall layer on top of the billing you already run: free in early access, with a fixed subscription and no revenue share planned.
Independent comparison · Sources checked 14 October 2026
Why MySuperWall
No invented feature gaps. The difference is focus, how billing fits in and how you pay.
Your purchase and entitlement system stays responsible for payments. The paywall tells your app which product was chosen, and your existing code completes the purchase.
Billing stays unchangedFree during early access. Paid plans are planned as one fixed subscription with no revenue share, and no AI credits, quota counters or usage tiers. The price hasn't been announced yet.
No revenue share plannedDrafts stay separate from what's live. Publish when ready, keep version history and restore an earlier version. A/B reports are tied to the version users saw, and your own AI agent can prepare drafts over MCP while your team decides what ships.
Draft, publish, restoreSide by side
Where both products do something, we say so. Where we can't verify a detail, we point you to the source instead of guessing.
| Area | MySuperWall |
Superwall |
|---|---|---|
| Price to start | MySuperWallFreeDuring early access. | SuperwallFreeUp to $10,000 a month in paywall-attributed revenue. |
| Pricing as you grow | MySuperWallFixed subscriptionPlanned, with no revenue share. The price hasn't been announced. | Superwall1% of attributed revenueOnce past the free threshold, on the published plan. Custom terms may differ. |
| Purchases & entitlements | MySuperWallYour existing systemMySuperWall shows the paywall; your billing stack completes and owns the purchase. | SuperwallYours or theirsWorks with existing billing or its own subscription backend, which its pricing page lists as free at any scale. |
| Revenue data | MySuperWallSDK-reported eventsViews, taps and outcomes your app reports. These are not verified revenue; your billing system remains the source of truth. | SuperwallRevenue analyticsPart of its subscription backend, alongside entitlements and receipt validation. |
| Visual editor | MySuperWallYesTemplates or your own HTML and CSS, with a live phone preview. | SuperwallYesVisual paywall editor. |
| AI & MCP | MySuperWallYes, bring your own agentConnect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor over MCP to draft paywalls. Your AI provider bills you separately. | SuperwallYesAI paywall builder and MCP support. |
| Targeting & A/B tests | MySuperWallYesAudience rules, splits, control groups and reports scoped to each published version. | SuperwallYesAudience targeting and A/B testing. |
| Localization | MySuperWallYesSeveral languages per paywall, with machine translation to start. | SuperwallYesLocalized paywalls. |
| Drafts, history & restore | MySuperWallBuilt inDrafts are separate from live. Restoring an earlier version publishes it as a new one. | SuperwallCheck current workflowSee Superwall's documentation for how versions are handled today. |
| SDKs | MySuperWallFlutter, iOS, Android & React NativeSDKs and integration guides are available. Validate your purchase flow on real devices before rollout. | SuperwallMultiple SDKsSee Superwall's documentation for the current list. |
Superwall details are summarized from its official pages, checked 14 October 2026. See the sources below.
Honest fit
Both can run on billing you already have. The right choice depends on what else you want from the vendor.
Switching
There is no automatic Superwall import. Migration is a deliberate, manual process that you control and can roll out gradually.
Rebuild the design from a template, in HTML and CSS, or with your AI agent.
Import your store products and turn each placement into a trigger key in your app.
Add the Flutter SDK and connect it to the purchase code you already have.
Start with one placement or a small audience, check events against your store data, then expand.
Plan the rollout around your app: validate purchases, restores and event reporting on real devices, then expand to more placements.
FAQ
It depends on your revenue and on our final price, which hasn't been announced. Superwall's published plan is free up to $10,000 a month in paywall-attributed revenue, then 1% of that revenue. MySuperWall is free in early access and plans a fixed subscription with no revenue share. We won't quote savings before our price is public.
No. Paid plans are planned as a fixed subscription, with no revenue share and no usage tiers.
No. Your existing purchase and entitlement system stays responsible for payments. MySuperWall decides which paywall to show and records what happened on it.
Not automatically. You recreate the design, map products and placements to triggers, integrate the SDK and roll out gradually. Plan time for testing on real devices.
No. Outcomes reported by the SDK help you compare paywalls, but they aren't verified with the stores. Your billing system remains the source of truth for revenue.
No. MySuperWall doesn't sell AI credits or show quota counters. You connect your own agent over MCP, and your AI provider bills you separately. Agents can prepare drafts; publishing stays with your team.
The Flutter SDK is documented and is where we recommend starting. Native iOS, Android and React Native SDKs exist but haven't been validated in production, so we don't claim parity across platforms.
Sources
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MySuperWall details describe the product on the same date. Features and terms on both sides can change, so check the sources before deciding.
This is an independent comparison published by Apphara, the maker of MySuperWall. Superwall is a trademark of its owner and is used only to identify its product. MySuperWall is not affiliated with or endorsed by Superwall.
Start free during early access and bring the billing you already use.