Question 1

Does the pricing change if we keep implementation in-house?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Everything mentioned above is the default price for the default scope, where we own your experimentation cycle end-to-end. If you already have in-house designers & engineers with capacity, we will provide production-ready specs & async design reviews as your team builds. Meaning, we still own research, hypotheses, prioritization, test setup and the readouts. In such scenarios, the pricing is adjusted on 3 main criteria: Implementation ownership: How much of the design & build your team takes on. Testing cadence & experiment volume: Set against your daily downloads. An app at 1,000 installs a day and an app at 15,000 installs a day do not need the same test velocity to reach a readable result. Project scope: iOS only vs. iOS + Android vs. an added web funnel. You will get an exact quote after our intro call with the free paywall & onboarding CRO audit of your app. The onboarding sprint is the exception. Plan 2 stays at USD $7,500 whether your team builds from our Figma file or we build the frontend.

Question 2

What does your payback / ROI math look like?

Accepted Answer

By partnering with Roastmyapp, you embed a team of senior growth PMs, designers & developers that own your monetization metrics for 3 months.

Hiring one of those three in-house costs more than the whole program, before you count recruiting time and the 3 months it takes them to learn your funnel.

The payback math is simple. At $300K MRR, a realistic 20% revenue lift is $60,000 a month against your $15K investment. At $50K MRR, a 20% lift is $10,000 a month. You hit ROI positive in under 2 months.

Worst case scenario: At 300K MRR, 1% lift is $3,000 a month, which pays the program back inside 5 months and keeps paying after that.

We don't promise a number. But we do promise running extra experiments, completely free of cost until you achieve positive ROI on our services.

Question 3

Why is the fully-managed program one flat price instead of a monthly retainer?

Accepted Answer

Monthly retainer makes you carry an open-ended liability for an outcome you haven't seen yet.

One number removes the guesswork. There are no surprises. You know your total cost before kickoff. And your finance team gets a single line item instead of a recurring one to defend every quarter.

The published pricing covers the default scope: 10+ experiments over 3 months with us owning research, design, code and analytics.

Question 4

Which plan should you start with?

Accepted Answer

You want the whole monetization growth function owned for you → Plan 1. We bring the team, we ship the 10+ experiments, your engineers stay on core product. Your paywall is optimized & your next big wins sit in onboarding → Plan 2. 2 big-swing onboarding funnels in 4 weeks, fully done-for-you. You want proof before you commit → Plan 3. One experiment at $1,000. Watch the system produce a result first. You have design & engineering capacity and need direction, not execution → Plan 4. We direct, you build. And if you're still not sure, book your free paywall & onboarding CRO audit. We'll go through your first-time ux & monetization setup together. And figure out the right plan for you based on your current situation.

Question 5

What's the difference between the onboarding sprint and the 3-month program?

Accepted Answer

The onboarding sprint covers 1 focus area, your onboarding funnel, in 4 weeks. You get 2 big-swing onboarding funnels designed & tested against your current flow.

The 3-month program covers all 11 focus areas with 10+ experiments across paywall, pricing, onboarding & monetization.

‍Pick the sprint when onboarding is your clear bottleneck. Pick the program when you want the whole monetization function owned for you.

Question 6

What stays the same across all plans?

Accepted Answer

Whichever plan you pick, 4 things never change: Every experiment gets a documented hypothesis. What we believe, why the research supports it, and what result would prove it. Every test ships with success & guardrail metrics defined. A win on trial starts must never quietly create a loss on refunds, rebills, or trial-to-paid. We define the trade-offs up front. And we read results on revenue per visitor, not vanity conversion lifts. Every deliverable in ready-to-ship form. Designs & specs your team [or ours] can build without a single clarifying meeting. You work primarily with Muhammad Rahat as your direct point-of-contact. No bait-and-switch to junior contractors or account managers. Most traditional app growth consultants & agencies stop at hypotheses, wireframes, or a strategy roadmap. But we promise removing all your experimentation bottlenecks with full end-to-end execution.

Question 7

What if you already have an internal app growth team?

Accepted Answer

There are 2 scenarios depending on how much capacity your team has.

‍Spare in-house capacity → Plan 4. I direct, your team builds.

‍No spare capacity → Plan 1, Plan 2 or Plan 3. We bring our own designers and engineers so yours never get pulled off the roadmap. Most app teams hire us because they struggle to build everything above internally, on their own.

Question 8

How is this different from the growth services offered by paywall platforms like Superwall?

Accepted Answer

There are 5 structural differences of our monetization & CRO program: Scope: 70-80%+ of trial starts & subscription purchases happen at D0. That's why we cover your full D0 journey from onboarding funnel, paywall, post-purchase UX & cancellation flow. Not only the paywall. Sequencing: our 3-month program typically ships 10+ experiments across paywall, pricing, onboarding & monetization surfaces. Many are built on the previous result instead of running in parallel isolation. Custom code: you have the option to add implementation in custom code with Swift, React Native or Flutter, especially if you aren't using the native, no-code builder by RevenueCat, Superwall, or Adapty. Groundwork methodology: every experiment is based on insights from our 2-phase customer & competitor research groundwork. Not from a brainstorm, gut feelings or "this worked for others". Pricing structure: one published price, paid once. Your bill doesn't scale with your revenue, and it doesn't renew behind your back.

Question 9

Can we switch plans later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your roadmap, research & learnings carry over between plans. We'd not be starting from scratch later. Here are the common paths:

‍Plan 2 → Plan 1. Your onboarding sprint wins, and you hand us the rest of the funnel [paywall, pricing & monetization].

Plan 3 → Plan 1. You buy one experiment, it wins, you hand us the whole funnel. Buy Plan 1 within 60 days and we credit what you paid on Plan 3 against the $15,000.

‍Plan 1 → Plan 4. Your 3 months end, your team now knows the system, and you keep me on to direct instead of build

Plan 4 → Plan 1. You run out of capacity mid-quarter and hand the build back to us.

Question 10

What's the commitment?

Accepted Answer

Plan 1 is a fixed 3-month engagement paid once up front [or can be broken down into 2 separate payments] Monetization experiments compound. A paywall test that ships in week 3 informs the onboarding variant in week 6, which informs the pricing test in week 9. 3 months is the shortest honest window to run that loop and read the results properly. There is no auto-renewal. At the end of month 3 you decide whether to run another program. The roadmap, research & learnings are yours either way. Plan 2 is a fixed 4-week sprint paid once, with up to 6 weeks for final readouts. No auto-renewal. Plan 3 has no commitment at all. One payment, one experiment. Plan 4 is month-to-month. No lock-in, no minimum term. Cancel anytime before renewal through your own Stripe customer portal. Pause and restart later. Fun fact: the longest a client stuck around with us is close to 2 years.

Question 11

Who owns the work we produce?

Accepted Answer

You do. All deliverables, materials and work product created for your engagement, including every associated intellectual property right, belong exclusively to your company. All non-public information, data, materials and access you share with us stay confidential and are used only for our work together. If you have your own NDA you'd rather use, send it over and we'll sign before kick-off.