PWA → MICROSOFT STORE
Turn your PWA into a Windows Store app (MSIX)
Why the Microsoft Store is worth shipping to
Windows runs on more than a billion devices. The Microsoft Store has the lowest competition of any major app store, the simplest review process, and a 0% commission on PWAs published as MSIX.
From PWA to MSIX in three steps
1. Paste your PWA URL
We validate the manifest, fetch icons, and resolve the Windows-specific metadata.
2. Build the MSIX
Our pipeline produces a signed MSIX package compatible with Partner Center.
3. Upload to Partner Center
Submit, pass review, ship to Windows users.
What you get
- Signed MSIX package for the Microsoft Store
- Native Windows window with title bar and taskbar icon
- Start menu entry, clean install and uninstall
- Same source as your Android build — no extra code
- Included in the Launch plan (from 15€ one-shot)
Frequently asked questions
What is MSIX?+
MSIX is Microsoft's modern Windows app packaging format. It replaces MSI and AppX, supports clean install/uninstall, automatic updates, and is required to publish to the Microsoft Store.
Can I turn a PWA into a Microsoft Store app?+
Yes. Microsoft officially supports publishing PWAs to the Microsoft Store as MSIX packages via PWABuilder. SaaSToStore automates that flow end to end.
Do I need a Windows developer account?+
Yes, a Microsoft Partner Center account is required to publish to the Microsoft Store. The fee is a one-time $19 for individuals (or $99 for companies).
Will my PWA run as a real desktop window?+
Yes. MSIX-packaged PWAs run in their own window with a native title bar, taskbar icon and Start menu entry — no browser chrome.
Does this work with apps from Lovable, Bubble or Webflow?+
Yes. Any installable PWA can be packaged as an MSIX, including projects built with no-code tools.
How much does it cost to ship to the Microsoft Store?+
SaaSToStore LAUNCH plan covers Android + Desktop (Windows / macOS / Linux) from 15€ one-time.
Ready to ship?
Paste your URL. We handle the build. You publish to the store.
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