SAAS → APP STORES
Publish Your SaaS to App Stores — Without Rewriting It
SaasToStore wraps your SaaS URL into a native app shell — signed, store-compliant, published to up to 7 stores. Your existing auth, billing, and UI work exactly as they do in the browser.
Why SaaS founders publish to app stores
Discovery
App stores are search engines. 50% of app installs start from a store search. Being in Google Play means you rank for your SaaS category keywords — not just web SEO.
User trust
"Available on Google Play" signals legitimacy. Enterprise buyers and SMBs expect their tools in managed app stores for IT deployment and MDM compatibility.
Retention
App users are 3× more likely to return than browser users. Push notifications, home screen icon, and offline access drive engagement that web tabs cannot.
Revenue
App store distribution can unlock B2B procurement channels (Microsoft Store for enterprise, Amazon Appstore for Fire devices) that your web funnel doesn't reach.
How to publish your SaaS in 5 steps
- 1
Verify your SaaS URL (free, 10 seconds)
Paste your SaaS URL into the SaasToStore PWA Checker. It confirms HTTPS, detects manifest and service worker status, and tells you exactly which build path applies. Apps without a service worker use the Capacitor path — Bubble, Webflow, and most B2B SaaS tools are covered.
- 2
Choose your stores and configure the app
Select Android, Desktop, or Both. Set your app name, package ID (com.yourcompany.saas), and target market. The AI asset generator creates your icon, feature graphic, screenshots, and store listing description from your URL.
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Launch the build — 3 to 12 minutes
Android builds (TWA or Capacitor) complete in 3–5 minutes on the SaasToStore VPS. Desktop builds (Windows .msi, macOS .dmg, Linux .AppImage) run in parallel on GitHub Actions and take 8–12 minutes. You get download links by email.
- 4
Connect your store accounts (optional)
Connect Google Play, Amazon Appstore, Samsung Galaxy Store, and Microsoft Partner Center via OAuth or API keys. SaasToStore can publish directly to all four from a single dashboard.
- 5
Submit and go live
Manual upload or one-click publish. Google Play review: 1–3 days. Microsoft Store: 1–3 days. Amazon Appstore: 1–3 days. Samsung Galaxy Store: 1–5 days. SaasToStore builds follow each store's technical requirements to minimise rejection.
Supported stores — publish to 7 from one build
SaaS features that work in the app shell
- Authentication — JWT, OAuth 2.0, SSO, magic links, 2FA
- Stripe and Paddle billing — checkout, subscription management, webhooks
- Real-time features — WebSockets, Server-Sent Events, live dashboards
- File upload and download
- Local storage, IndexedDB, cookies
- Push notifications (Capacitor / Firebase — LAUNCH plan)
- Offline mode — service worker fallback (LAUNCH plan)
- Deep linking — open specific screens from URL (PACK plan)
Plans for SaaS founders
SOLO
9 EUR
Android or Desktop build with your branding. Google Play or GitHub Releases.
LAUNCH
20 EUR
Android + Desktop. 7 stores. One-click publishing integrations.
PRO
79 EUR/month
35 builds/month. All stores. Push notifications. API access.
Frequently asked questions
Can I publish my SaaS product to the Google Play Store?+
Yes. Any SaaS accessible via HTTPS can be published to Google Play as an Android app using SaasToStore. The pipeline handles the signed .aab, store metadata, icon, and Digital Asset Links automatically. No Android development experience required.
Will my SaaS authentication (login, JWT, OAuth) work inside the app?+
Yes. SaasToStore wraps your SaaS URL in a native shell — all HTTPS requests, cookies, local storage, and authentication flows work exactly as in the browser. If your SaaS works in Chrome, it works in the app.
Does Google Play allow SaaS apps with subscription billing?+
Yes, with one important rule: if your app lets users purchase digital content or subscriptions through the app, you must implement Google Play Billing for those in-app purchases. SaaS apps where billing happens on your website (not inside the app) are fully compliant without Play Billing.
Can I publish my SaaS to the Apple App Store?+
iOS publishing is on the SaasToStore roadmap (Sprint 6). Currently supported stores: Google Play, Amazon Appstore, Samsung Galaxy Store, Microsoft Store, Snap Store, Flathub, and GitHub Releases.
Can I publish to Windows and macOS too?+
Yes. The LAUNCH plan (20 EUR) includes both Android and Desktop builds: Windows (.msi via Microsoft Store or GitHub Releases), macOS (.dmg for direct download), and Linux (.AppImage + Snap + Flathub).
How do I update my SaaS app after publishing?+
Since SaasToStore wraps your URL, content updates to your SaaS are instant — users always see the latest version without a new app release. For changes to the app shell (new permissions, icon, package config) you submit an update build, which uses one credit and reuses your existing keystore.
What is the fastest way to get my SaaS on Google Play?+
Check your PWA score with the free SaasToStore checker, create a project, launch the build (3–5 min), and submit to Google Play Console. Total time from URL to submitted app: under 30 minutes. Review by Google takes 1–3 days.
Your SaaS is already an app — it just isn't in the stores yet.
Paste your URL. SaasToStore checks compatibility, builds the signed package, and guides you through submission.
Publish my SaaS — free trial