16th Feb 2012, 01:18 PM | #1 |
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I am structuring my mobile sites business around AppCat. Is someone utilizing AppCat so can help me on how to charge my mobile sites? Thanks in advance! |
16th Feb 2012, 05:17 PM | #2 |
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I didn't know what appcat was earlier, but WOW they present their product in a beautiful way! I know this doesn't answer your question, but I'm just saying |
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17th Feb 2012, 02:45 AM | #3 |
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Im using their product |
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Appcat is $99 for developers license and unlimited site builds. Its not really an app but a bookmarked web page, which is fine for local businesses and you don't have to wait for app store approval. Their claim to fame is that you can build an app from your iPhone. The only challenge with Appcat is that all their sites look the same (only 2 main templates and 2 sets of buttons), you run the risk of your clients finding out you used Appcat, and their sites are sort of in limbo between the mobile site and app world since you can't view the site without saving the bookmark to your desktop first (making it harder to use for the casual website visitor - and who knows about SEO). Finally, you may find it difficult to charge for hosting since their sites are hosted on Appcat's servers. Its still a promising solution. |
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Is appcat iphone only? I see that they say that android phones can see basic features.. its just a little confusing,, interesting idea however
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Maybe an android user could verify by trying one of the demos on the app cat page from their phone. Featured Apps. App.Cat - Create stunning iPhone apps in an instant To me it points to the fact that mobile websites are further up the food chain in terms of marketing than apps. | |
22nd Feb 2012, 02:27 PM | #9 |
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I just can't see a real use other than novelty or to satisfy someones ego in its current state.
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Android devices users willl see a generated mini-site. I am a user and it generates nice Apps. | |
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So the Android users see the generated webpage and not the actual app as it is viewed by a iphone?
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