Subscriptions, without a cut of your revenue.
SalesDogg runs the subscription side of your app on Stripe, the App Store and Google Play. Free while you build and test, a simple monthly price when you go live. We don't want a percent of your success. We want happy customers.
Simple pricing
- Freesandbox only, no limits$0
- Startergo live$19/ mo
- Prono limits$49/ mo
- EnterpriseSSO, warehouse export, SLACustom
Paid plans billed annually, 2 months free. Never a percentage of your revenue. Compare plans
We're not a payment provider. So we don't take a cut.
Stripe, Apple and Google move your money, so they charge on every payment. SalesDogg never touches your money, so charging a share of your revenue wouldn't be fair. You pay a simple monthly price, and we earn it by keeping you happy.
Your growth is yours
Raise your prices, launch in a new country, have a great month. Your SalesDogg bill doesn't change because you did well.
A price you can budget
One line on your expenses, known in advance. No invoice that jumps after a good launch.
Free while you build
Everything works in sandbox for free, with no limits. You or your agent can test the whole integration before you pay anything.
Everything you need to sell subscriptions.
SalesDogg answers the one question your app keeps asking: does this person have access right now? It keeps the answer right across every store.
One record per customer
Whether someone paid on the web with Stripe or in your iPhone app, it's the same customer with the same subscription. Your code never asks where they paid.
Instant access checks
Ask whether a user has Pro and get one answer, with trials, grace periods, cancellations and refunds already worked out.
Told when anything changes
New purchase, renewal, failed payment, cancellation, refund. Your backend hears about each one, signed, and retried for hours if your server is down.
Revenue you can see
MRR, active subscriptions, trials, conversions, churn and refunds, day by day, in a dashboard that stays out of your way.
Test without a store
The simulator runs a subscription through renewals, failed payments, refunds and expiry with no store account and no real money.
Native SDKs
Swift for iPhone, iPad and Mac, Kotlin for Android, and a JavaScript client for your server. Anonymous users carry their purchases when they sign in.
Or let your coding agent set it up.
Ask Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to add subscriptions. It reads our docs, connects your payment provider, defines what paying customers unlock and tests the whole thing before any real charge. You approve the sign-in; it does the rest.
How it works with your agent- Signed in (you approved it)
- Created a project
- Connected Stripe
- Set up “Pro” access
- Tested renewals, failed payments and refunds
- Added the access check to your app
Coming from RevenueCat?
Bring everything with you. One import moves your products, offerings and every customer with their history and attributes. Endpoints and webhooks that speak RevenueCat's format keep your existing backend working while you switch.
Read the migration guide- Products, entitlements and offerings
- Customers, aliases and attributes
- RevenueCat-compatible endpoints and webhooks
Questions
Because we're not a payment provider. SalesDogg never touches your money, so a share of your revenue wouldn't be fair. We don't want a percent of your success; we want you happy enough to stay.
It keeps track of what each of your customers bought, wherever they paid (Stripe, Braintree, the App Store or Google Play), answers whether a user has access to a feature right now, and tells your backend whenever that changes.
When you go live. Building and testing in sandbox is free with no limits; taking real payments starts at $19 a month for Starter, billed annually.
Your payment providers do. Stripe, Braintree, Apple and Google charge your customers and pay you exactly as they do today. SalesDogg never touches the money; it keeps the record.
Yes. Every part of SalesDogg works from the command line and as tools for agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Two steps need you: approving the sign-in in your browser, and, when you go live, paying for a plan through the link your agent shows you. No separate sign-in for that one.
No. The simulator creates test subscriptions and runs them through renewals, failed payments, cancellations, refunds and expiry, with real events, without any provider connected.
Pay for software, not for your success.
Free while you build and test. From $19 a month when you go live.