Can I use my APK to publish on Google Play?
The APK is for installing and testing your app directly. The pack also includes an Android App Bundle (AAB) for your Play Console submission, along with store graphics and a preparation checklist.
Do I need to share my Google password?
No. Sign in to App Builder with Google to manage your build and purchase, but you never give us your Google password or Play Console access. You submit the app from your own developer account.
Can I build before paying?
Yes. Sign in, configure your app and build within the service limits before purchasing. Downloading the completed pack requires the $69 payment, so installing and testing the APK comes after unlocking your files.
How soon can my app go live?
You can download your pack after the build completes and payment is verified. Going live is a separate step: you must finish your listing, meet account-specific testing requirements and wait for Google’s review. File delivery is not a promise of an immediate store launch.
Does $69 include future rebuilds or other apps?
The payment covers one completed Play Store Pack build. Rebuilding the pack or creating another app requires a new purchase. There is no monthly or annual subscription.
Are there any other costs?
Your Google Play developer account and website hosting are separate from this pack. You also arrange any help you need with testing, screenshots, privacy policy writing or submission.
Are screenshots, a privacy policy and Data safety answers included?
The pack includes an app icon, feature graphic and submission checklist. You provide actual app screenshots, publish your privacy policy and complete the declarations using your service’s real data practices.
Will you submit the app or guarantee approval?
You upload the AAB and complete the release in your own Play Console. We prepare the files; Google decides whether your app meets its requirements. Approval is not included or guaranteed.
What should I do with my upload key?
Keep the key, signing instructions and release files in a secure backup. When preparing an update, confirm the package name, signing setup and version requirements for your existing app.