Why we capped our launch at 100 spots

Most mobile app solutions charge monthly forever. We decided to do something different. When we started building Mobimint, I spent a lot of time looking at the Shopify and WooCommerce ecosystems. Most app builders out there are SaaS machines. They want to trap you in a $300 or $500 monthly subscription for the lifetime of your store. That felt wrong for a tool that should be an asset, not a tax. So we changed the model. We are offering a lifetime license for a one-time payment of $2,999 plus a small monthly fee for maintenance. You own the app. It stays on the App Store. No scaling fees. It is built to get your Shopify or WooCommerce store onto iOS and Android in about 60 minutes. But because we are early and I am personally involved in the onboarding, we are limiting this to 100 founding members globally. I’m not a fan of artificial scarcity. This is a bandwidth thing. We want the first 100 brands to see a massive jump in their repeat purchase rates and mobile revenue before we open the floodgates. If your store does $20k a month, we need to make sure your push notifications and checkout flow are dialed in perfectly. We are building this for the long haul. Most of our early calls are with store owners in fashion and wellness who are tired of losing 70% of their mobile traffic to slow mobile sites and high bounce rates. They want a native app that feels like Nike’s or Lenskart’s, but they don’t have $50k for a dev agency. Mobimint fills that gap. We are building a growth brand, not just a line of code. If you want to be one of those first 100 stores, we are currently hand-selecting partners who are ready to move their mobile revenue numbers. No pitch decks or high-pressure sales calls. (I’m usually too busy coding or talking to users for those anyway). If you want to see if your store qualifies for a founding spot, DM me “Founding” and we can chat about your current mobile conversion rates. How much of your monthly revenue currently comes from repeat buyers?