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Adapty Finance

A payout-advance service for mobile apps: it pays an app business up to 85% of its unpaid App Store and Google Play earnings now, for a flat fee.

What Adapty Finance is

Written from its maker's own pages, read on 28 October 2026.

Adapty Finance is a revenue-based financing service from Adapty Tech Inc., the maker of the Adapty subscription platform for mobile apps. It works as factoring: a business sells its unpaid receivables (money it has earned but not yet received) for cash now. App Store and Google Play pay developers with a delay of 45 days or more; Adapty Finance advances up to 85% of the unpaid proceeds, usually covering up to two months of earnings after platform fees and taxes.

The app must track its revenue through the Adapty SDK, which lets Adapty monitor store proceeds and calculate the available amount. After a one-day KYC (identity check), funds arrive on demand or as automatic weekly payouts. Repayment comes directly from the store payouts: Adapty deducts the advance and its fee and transfers the rest.

There is no interest. Adapty charges a flat one-time fee on each advance, typically 2.5% to 3.25%.

Made by
Adapty Tech Inc.
Price
Flat one-time fee per advance, typically 2.5% to 3.25% of the amount advanced; no interest (read 28 October 2026)
Free plan
no; fee charged only when an advance is taken

Who uses it, and for what

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StoryWhat it does thereWhenCost statedGradeSource
WelmiAdvances up to 85% of unpaid App Store earnings for a fixed fee, so ad spend is reinvested weekly instead of after 45 days. advances on unpaid store earningssince 2026AAdapty case study, published 7 April 2026: How Welmi grew revenue 6x in 4 months without raising a single dollar

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