App-builder listing recovery

AppHub App Builder Recovery Sprint

For no-code and app-builder teams with real traffic but visible trust friction around subscription expectation, publishing trust, sign-in, and generated-app reliability. The page routes qualified intent into the AppHub inquiry builder before any payment discussion.

No invoice or payment request starts on this page.

Why app builders

App-builder buyers convert only when the store promise feels reliable.

Subscription expectation

Clarify what is free, what is paid, and when a builder should expect a subscription step.

Publishing trust

Rewrite the store story so publishing, export, and support promises match the user's real workflow.

Generated-app reliability

Turn review friction into screenshot direction, FAQ copy, and a launch-page proof checklist.

Scope

Start with the smallest repair that changes buyer trust.

Store Growth Audit - 390,000 KRW

Listing teardown, review-risk map, screenshot direction, and one prioritized recovery checklist.

Recovery Sprint - 990,000 KRW

Listing rewrite, screenshot story, review-response themes, and app-builder launch-page conversion map.

Portfolio Recovery System - 2,900,000 KRW

A reusable recovery system for teams managing multiple app-builder listings and launch pages.

Flow

Route the problem into the AppHub inquiry builder.

1. Share the app-builder store page and public friction.

Use downloads, rating, review themes, sign-in friction, export friction, or subscription confusion as the starting point.

2. Receive the smallest useful recovery scope.

The response recommends audit, sprint, or portfolio recovery based on risk and buyer fit.

3. Confirm scope before money is requested.

Work only moves forward after the problem, timeline, and deliverable are clear.