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Nativestarter vs Shipnative

Shipnative is the best-value option under $100 and it is genuinely good at what it does: a single Expo app wired to Supabase or Convex with RevenueCat already connected. Nativestarter is a different shape — a monorepo with its own backend, multi-tenancy, and the store-shipping playbooks. The gap shows up in week three, and again at your first rejection.

Where Shipnative wins

At $99 with Supabase and RevenueCat pre-wired, Shipnative is the cheapest credible way to get a paid app running. If you are shipping a single-player consumer app and you are happy on Supabase, it will get you there and you will not miss what Nativestarter adds.

Choose Shipnative

  • You want the lowest price that still includes payments
  • You are happy building on Supabase or Convex
  • Single-player consumer app, no teams or organizations
  • You have shipped to the App Store before and know the review process

Choose Nativestarter

  • You want to own your backend, users and data outright
  • You are building B2B — organizations, invites, roles, seat billing
  • You are building primarily with an AI agent and want it to follow real conventions
  • You have never shipped to the App Store and want the rejections mapped in advance
  • You need iOS, Android and web from one codebase
  • You are an agency delivering client work

Side by side

NativestarterShipnative
Price$299–$1,499 one-time$99 one-time
ArchitectureTurborepo monorepoSingle Expo app
BackendYours — Hono, Drizzle, better-auth in-repoSupabase or Convex
Own your user dataYes, your databaseVendor-hosted
Runs with zero API keysYesNo — needs Supabase keys
Agent SkillsSix, written to the Agent Skills specRules file
App Store playbooksFourNot included
Organizations / multi-tenancyBuilt in, per-query scopingNot included
Server-side entitlement checksYes, verified webhookClient-side
InternationalisationBuilt inNot included
Web admin consoleNext.js, shares the APILimited
Agency licence$1,499, white-labelNot offered