OneStore free plan: what's included and how to get started without a card
You ship on both iOS and Android. That means two consoles, two metadata editors, two screenshot spec sheets, and two review inboxes to keep up with. Most tools that promise to fix this start at $39/month before you've validated anything.
OneStore's free plan covers all of it at $0 — no card required.
Here's exactly what you get and how to start using it today.
What the free plan includes
The free tier is not a stripped-down demo. It covers three apps, one seat, and 25 AI credits per month, with both stores included from day one.
Metadata editing with live character counters
Write your title, subtitle, and description once. OneStore publishes to both platforms simultaneously, enforcing each store's rules as you type — 30 characters for the App Store title, 30 for Google Play. No more counting manually or getting rejected because you pasted the wrong field into the wrong console.
Automated screenshot resizing
Drop one HD image. Every required format comes out the other side: iPhone 6.5" and 6.7", iPad, and Google Play devices — and Apple auto-scales those to cover the 6.9" (iPhone 16 Pro Max) preview. The Photoshop workflow is gone. You upload once; we handle the rest.
Binary uploads
Upload your .ipa through a macOS worker that runs xcrun altool, and your .aab direct to Google Play via the Developer API. We don't compile anything on our side — your binary goes where it needs to go.
Unified review inbox
Stop checking two consoles for reviews. The free plan includes the unified inbox with AI-drafted replies in the reviewer's language, posted back to the right store. For most solo apps, 25 AI credits per month covers a meaningful volume of replies.
Push/pull sync with drift detection
Edit a listing directly in App Store Connect or Google Play Console outside of OneStore, and drift detection flags the difference the next time you open the editor. You stay in sync without having to remember which version is current.
Rollout management
For Google, you drive the staged rollout straight from the dashboard — set the percentage, pause it, resume it, or push to 100% without opening Play Console. Apple's phased release is automatic (a 7-day 1%→100% ramp that Apple controls); OneStore surfaces the state and links you to App Store Connect if you want to adjust it there.
What the free plan does not include
Three apps and one seat is the ceiling. If you manage more than three apps or need a second person on the account, the Indie plan at $22/month billed annually covers 10 apps and 3 seats. Studio at $44/month billed annually goes up to 30 apps and 10 seats. Both paid tiers include 2 months free on annual billing.
AI credits are capped at 25 per month on the free plan. That's enough for a steady review cadence, but a high-volume app will hit the limit — moving up to Indie lifts you to 100 credits a month, and Studio to 300.
How to get started
Go to OneStore and create an account. No card is asked for at any point during signup.
Once you're in, connect your first app. For iOS, you'll provide your .p8 key, Issuer ID, and Key ID from App Store Connect. For Android, connect via a Google service account JSON. Both are stored in an AES-256-GCM encrypted vault at the application layer. A Data Processing Agreement based on EU Standard Contractual Clauses is available on request at onestore.so/dpa if you want to review it before connecting anything.
After your app is connected, pull your existing listings in. The editor loads your current metadata from both stores so you're working from the live state, not a blank slate.
From there, edit metadata, upload screenshots, queue a binary, or check the review inbox — everything in one place.
Two free tools that need no account at all
If you want to evaluate your listing before creating an account, two tools at onestore.so/tools require no account and no email.
The Store Listing Audit takes a store link and returns a score out of 100 with specific feedback on your metadata and screenshots.
The Commission Calculator takes your price and monthly sales and shows the store commission — the 15% vs. 30% math, including the automatic drop to 15% on subscriptions after year one, done for you. Apple and Google charge the same rates, so one figure covers both. Useful before you set pricing or run a promotion.
Both are free, instant, and anonymous.
Is the free plan enough for a solo developer?
For most indie developers shipping one to three apps, yes. You get the full publishing workflow across both stores — screenshot resizing, binary uploads, and the review inbox included. The 25 AI credits per month handles a normal review cadence without issue.
The moment you add a collaborator or cross three apps, the Indie plan at $22/month makes sense. But there's no pressure to upgrade before you've seen the workflow work for your situation.
Two stores. One place. Try it free at onestore.so.
Frequently asked questions
Does the OneStore free plan require a credit card?
No. The free plan is $0 with no card required at any point during signup or use.
How many apps can I manage on the free plan?
Three apps, covering both the App Store and Google Play for each.
Are my .p8 keys and Google service account JSON safe on the free plan?
Yes. All credentials are stored in an AES-256-GCM encrypted vault at the application layer regardless of which plan you're on. A Data Processing Agreement based on EU Standard Contractual Clauses is available on request at onestore.so/dpa.
Can I upload binaries on the free plan?
Yes. .ipa uploads through a macOS worker running xcrun altool and .aab uploads to Google Play are both included.
What happens when I hit the 25 AI credit limit?
You can move up to Indie (100 credits a month) or Studio (300), or keep managing reviews manually through the unified inbox — the inbox itself isn't limited.
Does the free plan support React Native, Expo, and Flutter apps?
Yes. OneStore is framework-agnostic — it works at the store listing level, so the framework your app was built with doesn't matter.
Can I upgrade from the free plan later without losing my data?
Yes. Upgrading to Indie or Studio carries over all your connected apps, metadata, and settings. Nothing is lost when you change plans.