Eligible users identified
The SDK checks each store subscriber's plan, platform, and region against your migration rules.
Bring your existing store subscribers to direct billing — with incentive pricing, a smart in-app nudge, and no disruption to access. You set the pace; nothing flips overnight.
Free to start. Fees apply only to web-checkout revenue — native store sales are never charged a ZeroSettle fee.
Every eligible subscriber takes the same six-step path from store billing to direct billing — at the pace you choose, all from the dashboard.
The SDK checks each store subscriber's plan, platform, and region against your migration rules.
At a moment you choose — after a purchase, at renewal, or on launch — a native prompt offers to switch. Never a random interruption.
The prompt shows the direct-billing price you've set, so the reason to switch is concrete on-screen.
Checkout for the new subscription runs in the SDK's payment sheet — card or wallet — without ever leaving the app.
The new direct entitlement activates now; the store subscription is cancelled going forward. No gap, no double billing.
Launch to 10% of eligible users, watch migration rate and revenue impact, then scale — all from the dashboard, no app update.
The nudge is native to your app and renders exactly what you configure — no screenshots, no store review. And the handoff is built so a subscriber never pays twice or loses a day.
The two entitlements overlap on purpose. The subscriber keeps the access they already paid for, while direct billing rides alongside at $0 until that store period ends — then it renews at your price. No gap in service, and nothing is charged twice.
Fees apply only to revenue you route through direct web checkout — anything a customer keeps buying through the native store stays untouched.
Everything about the offer — the discount, the timing, the cohort — is configured from the dashboard and deployed with no app update.
Offer a web-only discount to encourage the switch. You set the price; ZeroSettle handles the rest.
Track migration rate, adoption by cohort, and revenue impact in the dashboard.
See the dashboard →Test discount levels, prompt copy, and timing to find what converts best for your audience.
Run experiments →Switch & Save is one of four built-in conversion plays. See the full campaigns hub.
See all plays →The migration rail sits alongside the store rather than replacing it. Here are the operational details developers usually ask first.
Switch & Save targets your existing store subscribers. Sign-up & Save targets new users choosing a plan for the first time. Both are configured from the same dashboard — see the full campaigns hub.
No. When a subscriber switches, direct billing starts as a $0 trial aligned to the time already paid for on the store. The two entitlements overlap on purpose, so access never lapses — and nothing is charged twice, because the new price only begins once the store period ends.
Yes. Start with a fraction of eligible users, watch the migration rate and revenue impact, then scale up — or roll back instantly. It's traffic-splitting from the dashboard, not a redeploy.
Only ZeroSettle's checkout fee on the web-checkout revenue itself — 0.5% (BYOS) or 5% + $0.50 (Managed). See full pricing. Native store purchases are never charged a ZeroSettle fee.
Yes — test discount levels, prompt copy, and timing head-to-head from the dashboard to find what converts best for your audience. See A/B experiments.
Connect your catalog, unify customer access, and launch your first migration — then turn on Autopilot when you're ready to scale.