Adapty vs Tebex

Adapty is a subscription revenue platform for app teams, combining purchase infrastructure, paywalls and onboarding flows, analytics, experiments, and user acquisition tools. Its SDK and backend validate purchases, keep subscription access synchronized across platforms, and stream normalized revenue events. A browser-based builder creates paywalls and onboarding flows that can be published without app updates, with drag-and-drop editing, templates, localization, and AI agent support. Teams can test pricing, paywalls, and flows using A/B tests with custom traffic splits, unlimited variants, and early winner predictions. Revenue analytics include MRR, churn, ARPU, conversion, funnels, cohort analysis, and predictive LTV. One-click integrations can send subscription events to analytics, attribution, and advertising services. SDKs are listed for iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, FlutterFlow, Kotlin Multiplatform, Capacitor, and Unity, alongside a Web API. Web payments can use Stripe, Paddle, or a custom setup. Adapty supports attribution through MMP data or its own attribution, with Apple Ads attribution included out of the box. Its Pro plan is free below $5K/month in earnings, then charges 1% of monthly revenue after passing that threshold. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Tebex provides storefronts and payment processing for digital goods sold by game servers and studios. Its in-game stores and webstores can offer items, subscriptions, season passes, and DLCs, with options to customize the storefront. Developers can connect through Webstore Builder, Headless API, or Checkout API; the latter requires prior compliance approval and is not available to some user-generated-content creators, including FiveM and RedM creators. Tebex lists more than 130 local and global payment methods and says it acts as Merchant of Record, handling sales-tax calculation, collection, and remittance. Fraud detection and chargeback handling are included, and Tebex says it manages disputes. Official server plugins cover Minecraft, Hytale, Rust, ARK, and FiveM, which also has a built-in integration. The free Starter plan has a 5% platform fee for most games and 15% for FiveM. Plus costs £12.49/mo. New stores receive a free 90-day Plus trial without providing payment details.