Screenshots, icons and the story that makes someone tap. The first audit is free for qualified apps. Public prices. Baseline first — no “book a call to find out.”
The product page is not a gallery. It is the first six seconds of the product. If the page says “personal trainer ad” and the app is an AI calorie tracker, the tap never happens.
Sources: Apple Custom Product Pages & Product Page Optimization; RevenueCat State of Subscription Apps 2026. Benchmarks, not promises.
Before. A 5.0 app with four ratings, filed under Business. The product is a food scanner. Panel one is a photo of the founder.
Concept study. Self-initiated, not a client engagement. The point: the fix is a page, not a product.
One line, in the category’s language: snap your plate, know your numbers. The persona stays in the frame — it just moves to where it converts.
Real food, shot close, scan live. Chris cut out of his own photo, mid-sentence, pointing at it. The part competitors will not copy.
520 kcal, 38g protein, logged in four seconds. One number per panel, then a line from the coach. The 30-day test starts here.
The build is a week. The board is where the work compounds — monthly creative, live tests, and a storefront that keeps up with the product. This is the actual working board, not a diagram of one.
We start from your numbers, not a questionnaire. The first thing you see is a panel, not a proposal.
Screenshots, icon, category, title — one at a time. Otherwise you learn nothing from the test.
Before and after, win or lose. The number is the proof. That is the whole reputation.
Apply with your App Store link. If it matches our criteria, the teardown, the sample panel and the call are free. Then build the storefront, then scale it when the test earns it.
If all five are true, the audit is free and we move fast. If it doesn’t match, we say so in one line and point you to whoever does that category.
No deck, no discovery call, no charge to apply. One panel, one direction, one honest read on your page.
Prefer email? hello@superbrands.club. We answer every application within two working days — yes, or no with a reason.
If the answer isn’t here, send the link. We’ll reply with a real read, not a sales deck.
Yes. If your app is live, founder-led, in a visual category, and you can make a decision in a week, the 8-slide teardown, the sample panel and the 20-minute call cost nothing. We never charge to look at your listing. If it doesn’t match, we say so in one line.
Because “book a call” is a tax on your time. The entry point is free, the build is $4,500, the scope is fixed, and the only variable is whether the direction is right.
We do the conversion layer — screenshots, icon, preview, copy. We coordinate the discovery layer — category, title, subtitle, keywords. We don’t sell keyword tools, fake reviews, or installs. If the category is wrong we’ll say so before we design anything.
Read-only App Store Connect and RevenueCat access (or screenshots of the funnel), 30 minutes with the founder, and permission to publish the before/after. Anonymised if you prefer.
Audit: 48 hours. Storefront: 10 days. Storefront+: 15 days. The test runs 30 days after upload. We don’t rush the baseline; that’s the whole point.
No. Anyone who does is lying. We guarantee a baseline, one variable, and a second set free if the first doesn’t beat control. The number is the proof, not the pitch.
Yes. We build inside your system, or we build the system if it doesn’t exist. The storefront should look like the app, not like us.
Free if your app qualifies. No deck, no discovery call, no charge to apply.