Frequently Asked
Questions

An APK is a production-ready installable file that can be loaded directly into Android devices. An AAB stands for Android App Bundle, which is the format Google Play requires for all new app submissions.

Yes. A Google Play Developer account is required to publish an Android app on the Google Play Store. A Google Play Developer account costs a one-time registration fee of $25. The account setup takes less than 24 hours.

NOTE: Mobile apps built with WebToNative also require a Google Play Developer Account to publish their apps on the Google Play Store.

Yes. An Apple Developer account is a must to upload your iOS mobile app to the Apple App Store. You have to pay $99 annually with a registered Apple Developer account, and enrollment might take 1 to 2 business days.

NOTE: Mobile apps built with WebToNative also require an Apple App Store account to publish their apps on the Apple App Store.

To pass the Apple App Store review successfully, keep a few things in mind:

• Your app submission should reflect the app’s core functionality and features

• No dummy or placeholder content and images inside the app

• App must have a complete and active privacy policy and labels

• Demo account credentials in case your app has Login or sign-ups

• Visually appealing assets of your app’s interface and design

Yes. WebToNative’s premium pricing plans include a Done-For-You publishing service, where the team handles the complete submission process for the Google Play Store and Apple App Store on your behalf.

A Google Play Developer account might get suspended for policy violations. Users must maintain accurate account information and follow Google Play requirements and policies to avoid Google Play developer account issues completely.

If your Google Play Developer account faces suspension, WebToNative’s support team offers guidance on the suspension, any problem during the review process, or rejection.

Yes, once you have uploaded the app to the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store, you get access to a built-in analytics dashboard showcasing downloads, installs, and uninstalls. Both the app store platforms offer this kind of data for free after your app is approved and live on the app stores.

Yes, any changes made to the iOS app’s icon, visual branding, appearance, or splash screen require a new build and a fresh Apple App Store review submission. The Apple App Store treats visual changes just like any other app updates.

The fastest way to get your iOS app approved in the Apple App Store review is by adhering to providing accurate metadata, smooth native functionality, an active privacy policy URL, and screenshots.

WebToNative’s pre-submission checklist is specifically focused on detecting issues that trigger Apple App Store rejection before submitting the iOS app. As Apple’s app review queue is too long, this might help you avoid extended Apple App Store review wait times.

Apple App Store review for fresh app submissions takes 1 to 3 days typically and might get extended to 5 to 7 days during peak time. iOS apps with in-app purchases or additional permissions might go through Apple App Store review steps, taking up an additional 1 to 2 extra days.

A strong App Store Description should start with a benefit-driven sentence in the first 80 characters, including a primary keyword and use bullet points for essential features.

You must avoid generic language and focus on what makes your iOS app valuable to your specific user with a clear call to action.

WebToNative provides an App Store listing guide that covers descriptions, keywords, and screenshots to improve Apple App Store review conversion and installation rates.

Yes, WebToNative only publishes your app under your own Apple Developer account and Google Play account. This ownership model is the strongest practice by WebToNative. Although they publish their apps on app stores, the ownership remains to the account holder completely.

Yes, the APK file generated by WebToNative can be submitted to the Amazon App Store and Samsung Galaxy Store. Each store has its own app store review process.

WebToNative supports Mac App Store Publishing through the iOS app without any additional installation cost. The iOS app built is configured for macOS using Apple’s Mac Catalyst technology. This means your Apple Developer Account gives you visibility on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS from a WebToNative website-to-app conversion.