theappmill Review, Pricing & Features

The AppMill builds WordPress video-monetization plugins like Pay-To-View and VidLog, plus custom iOS apps and websites for clients.

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Design
Pricing
Pricing is per-product: the Pay-To-View WordPress plugin has a free Lite tier and a $29 one-time-payment Pro tier; other WordPress plugins follow a similar model; iOS apps are sold via the App Store; custom app/website development pricing is not publicly disclosed.
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August 6, 2026
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The AppMill (also written "The App Mill") is a small software studio operating at theappmill.com, whose homepage tagline is "Turning ideas into powerful applications." It runs a hybrid business model: it takes on custom client work (iOS app development, startup MVPs, web platforms, and website design), and it also builds and sells its own software products. Its own products include a family of WordPress plugins for monetizing and tracking video content — Pay-To-View (paid video rentals), Unlock To View, VidLog (video analytics), and VidVix — plus a set of standalone iOS apps (Auto Media Resizer, Streamer Studio & Viewer Studio, HotelMate, WaiterMate for Restaurants, ZeeZome, Dress Nutty, TagPix) and an Adobe Premiere Pro plugin called Wiggler. The Pay-To-View plugin is the most fully documented product, with a free "Lite" tier and a $29 one-time-payment "Pro" tier, and integrates with YouTube, HTML5 video, Presto Player, and FV Player.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Builds and maintains its own shipped products (WordPress plugins, iOS apps), not just client work, showing hands-on product experience
  • Pay-To-View offers a free Lite tier so site owners can try video monetization before paying for the $29 Pro version
  • Covers multiple platforms — WordPress, iOS, and an Adobe Premiere Pro plugin — rather than a single narrow product

Cons

  • No public pricing is listed for the custom app/website development services
  • The product lineup is spread across many small, narrowly-scoped tools rather than one flagship SaaS product
  • Little public information about company size, history, or support commitments

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