Napps turns a Shopify store into a native iOS and Android app. Review of features, integrations and pricing, with plans from $299/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Napps, written NAPPS on its site, is a mobile app builder for Shopify stores. It turns an existing store into a native iOS and Android app without code, and it targets brands that want to lift retention and conversion through a channel they own. The published app is white-label, so it carries no Napps branding.
The company is led by co-founders Pedro Pontes (CEO), Nuno Batista (CTO) and Renato Mota (COO), and describes itself as a small, focused team. Its stated mission is to make native apps available to brands of every size. The site cites results from Zippy, Missus and ModaB, including average order value gains of 25% to 36%. These are vendor-reported case-study claims.
Merchants design the app in a builder that mirrors Shopify's interface and follows Built for Shopify guidelines. The work is split into a Home Builder, a Product Builder and a Menu Builder. Because Napps is tied closely to Shopify, changes made in the back office are reflected in the app through real-time sync. An assistant called NIA suggests layouts and components from the connected store.
Napps also handles much of the launch. Its team says it carries out the Apple App Store and Google Play submission, as long as Napps is invited as an admin in those accounts. Onboarding includes creating App Store Connect, Google Play Console, Firebase and GA4 accounts, configuring Meta ads and Klaviyo when used, and a walkthrough on the live store.
The builders cover tabs, product and collection blocks, scheduled home and menu designs, and product page layouts that can be assigned to specific products or collections. Product pages can use metafields, metaobjects, swatches, shoppable video and recommendations. Theme Options give control over margins, colors, border radius and fonts, and cart options add shipping incentives, product suggestions and gift options.
On the retention side, every plan includes unlimited push notifications with scheduling, segmentation and automations for abandoned carts, back-in-stock items, wishlisted discounts and order updates. Brands can create app-only content, products and discounts, and lock the store or collections behind passwords or Shopify customer segments. Loyalty platforms connect natively, and analytics report revenue, customers and campaigns.
Napps is a no-code mobile app builder for Shopify stores. It turns a store into a native iOS and Android app with a drag-and-drop builder, push notifications and loyalty integrations. The apps are white-label.
Napps has three plans: Business at $299 per month, Scale at $499 and Enterprise at $999. Annual billing costs $3,240, $5,400 and $10,800 per year, a 10% saving. Apple and Google developer account fees are separate.
Napps lets merchants build and test the app for free with no time limit. Payment starts only when a plan is chosen and the app is published.
No. Every plan includes unlimited push notifications, and Napps takes no share of app sales. Merchants pay only the plan price, plus the Apple and Google developer account fees.
Napps integrates with Klaviyo, Ometria, Smile, LoyaltyLion, Growave, Shopify Search & Discovery, Shopify Markets, Shopify B2B and others. It lists 35 integrations in total, some marked coming soon, and offers extensions and APIs for custom ones.
Napps is best for Shopify brands that want a native app as a retention and sales channel. Business suits early-stage brands, Scale suits growing brands that want a dedicated account manager, and Enterprise suits multi-market brands.
Yes. Napps says it handles the submission process for both the Apple App Store and Google Play. The merchant needs to invite Napps as an admin in those developer accounts.
Yes. Napps says it will match the remaining months of the current contract so merchants do not pay overlapping subscription fees. There is also no contract with Napps, so plans can be changed or canceled at any time.