OneMobile Review 2026: Pricing, Fees, Pros and Cons

OneMobile is worth it for Shopify merchants who want AI-generated app design, a free plan to try it, hands-on publishing support and a loyalty add-on from the same vendor, and who are comfortable paying a fee that grows with app sales. Its first paid plan, Scale-up, costs $99 a month, the same as SimiCart’s Basic plan, but adds a 2.9% infrastructure fee on mobile revenue above $2,000 a month. With a 4.8 rating from 363 reviews and the Built for Shopify badge, it is one of the best-reviewed builders in the category.

Disclosure: SimiCart is our product, and OneMobile is our closest competitor on price. All OneMobile prices and features below come from its Shopify App Store listing and its own pricing page, checked October 5, 2026. We rewrote this review because the earlier version compared SimiCart with OneMobile plans that no longer exist ($29 Starter and $99 Growth) and concluded we were cheaper. At the entry level, we are not: both of us charge $99. The real difference is how each one charges as your app grows.

Key takeaways

• Pricing: Free, Scale-up $99/month, Brand-up $299/month and Omni $990/month, with a 14-day trial on Scale-up and Brand-up (Shopify App Store, October 2026).
• A fee on app revenue: paid plans add an infrastructure fee once monthly app revenue passes a quota: 2.9% after $2,000 (Scale-up), 1.9% after $10,000 (Brand-up) and 1.2% after $100,000 (Omni), capped at $1,000 to $3,000 a month.
• Strengths: AI app design, publishing under OneMobile’s developer account, support that reviewers name by first name, and the Built for Shopify badge.
• Watch-outs: the fee grows with your sales, several features sit on the $299 plan, and long-time users report price changes.
• Versus SimiCart: same $99 entry price and the same 14-day trial; SimiCart charges a flat monthly price with no fee on app revenue, while OneMobile has far more reviews.

What is OneMobile?

OneMobile is a no-code mobile app builder that converts a Shopify store into native iOS and Android apps. It is made by FireGroup (also known as OneCommerce), based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and has been on the Shopify App Store since February 27, 2023.

Its pitch is speed: “Let AI create your app in seconds, then easily customize with a drag-and-drop editor,” and publish to the App Store and Google Play “using our developer account.” On top of the builder, OneMobile sells automatic push notifications, an AI Sales Assistant, AI holiday campaigns and add-ons such as its own loyalty app, OneLoyalty. It also offers paid customization services for requirements its blocks do not cover.

The listing shows the Built for Shopify badge, which Shopify awards to apps that meet its Built for Shopify quality criteria. It lists integrations with Ali Reviews, Transcy, Klaviyo, Facebook Ads, Google Analytics, OpenAI, Bon Loyalty, Amplitude, Tidio and others, and an admin available in English, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish and Arabic.

How much does OneMobile cost in 2026?

OneMobile has a free plan and three paid plans: Scale-up at $99 a month, Brand-up at $299 and Omni at $990. Each paid plan also charges an infrastructure fee on mobile revenue above a monthly quota.

How does OneMobile’s infrastructure fee work?

The fee only applies to app revenue above your plan’s quota, and it is capped. OneMobile’s pricing page says the percentage is charged on each order after the app’s monthly revenue exceeds the quota, and sets a maximum fee of $1,000 a month on Scale-up, $2,000 on Brand-up and $3,000 on Omni.

Here is what that means for your monthly bill at different levels of app revenue, compared with SimiCart’s flat prices:

Two things stand out. First, below $2,000 a month in app sales, OneMobile Scale-up and SimiCart Basic cost exactly the same. Second, once app revenue passes about $6,800 a month, Brand-up becomes cheaper than Scale-up, so a growing store on OneMobile should expect to move up a plan. The plans do not include identical features, so compare the tier you would actually need, not just the price.

What does the free plan include?

The free plan lets you design the app with AI and the drag-and-drop editor before you pay, which is useful for testing whether an app suits your brand. Check the limits before you plan around it: the App Store listing describes 25 design blocks and lists the native Android and iOS app under Scale-up, while OneMobile’s own pricing page describes the free plan as publishing on iOS and Android with 1 theme and 5 design blocks. Confirm with OneMobile which terms apply when you install.

Why do older reviews quote $29 OneMobile plans?

OneMobile changed its pricing. Older reviews, including the earlier version of this article, list a Starter plan at $29 a month and a Growth plan at $99. Several 2026 reviews on the App Store describe long-time users moving from a $29 plan to the current $99 Scale-up plus the infrastructure fee, and one OneMobile reply mentions a legacy-user discount. If you see a $29 OneMobile price today, it is out of date.

What features does OneMobile offer?

OneMobile covers app design, push, conversion tools and loyalty, with AI built into the design and campaign steps.

• AI app design and drag-and-drop editor: AI generates a first version of the app from your store, then you edit blocks, brand colors and screens. Brand-up adds more blocks and block scheduling.
• Publishing under OneMobile’s developer account: you can submit through OneMobile’s Apple and Google accounts instead of setting up your own, and AI helps fill in the store submission content.
• Push notifications: segmented and automatic push from Scale-up, with behavior-based notifications, cart and wishlist reminders and scheduled campaigns.
• AI Sales Assistant and AI Campaign: an in-app shopping assistant and a tool to switch the app to a holiday theme for seasonal sales.
• Shoppable video and search: video shopping (“Shoppertainment”) on Brand-up, and the pricing page lists voice search from Scale-up and barcode search from Brand-up.
• User acquisition toolkit: app download pop-ups and download blocks for your website, plus a native app review pop-up.
• Global selling: multi-language and multi-currency support from Scale-up. Our earlier review said OneMobile lacked currency switching; that is no longer true.
• OneLoyalty: FireGroup’s separate loyalty app (4.4 from 112 reviews on the App Store) connects to OneMobile, and a free OneLoyalty subscription is included on Omni.

What are the pros of OneMobile?

OneMobile’s biggest strengths are a fast start, strong support and a large base of happy reviewers.

• Fast start with AI: AI app design gives you a working draft quickly, so you spend your time editing rather than building from scratch.
• Free plan to try the builder: you can design before paying, and Scale-up and Brand-up come with a 14-day trial.
• No developer accounts needed to launch: publishing through OneMobile’s developer account means you do not have to enroll your own Apple and Google accounts, which cost $99 a year and $25 once, before launch.
• Support reviewers name: recent reviews regularly thank named support staff for walking them through submission, sometimes on a phone call.
• Strong ratings and the badge: 4.8 from 363 reviews, 96% of them five stars, plus Built for Shopify.
• One vendor for app and loyalty: OneLoyalty plugs into the app, which simplifies setup if you want points and rewards.

What are the cons of OneMobile?

OneMobile’s drawbacks are mostly about cost as you grow and what each plan includes. Each point comes from the listing, OneMobile’s pricing page or published merchant reviews.

• A fee that grows with your sales: on Scale-up, every $1,000 of monthly app revenue above $2,000 adds $29 to your bill, up to a $1,000 a month cap. A successful app costs more each month.
• Features gated on Brand-up: 35 blocks, block scheduling, shoppable video and the implementation specialist start at $299 a month. One merchant noted in June 2026 that an appointment scheduling integration required the $299 plan.
• Upgrade prompts: a February 2026 review described being asked to upgrade before publishing; OneMobile replied that other Brand-up blocks in the app had triggered the prompt. Check which blocks belong to which plan before you design.
• Price changes for existing users: long-time users report moving from $29 to $99 a month plus the fee, and one April 2026 review cites billing issues that OneMobile attributed to a discount code glitch.
• Think about who owns the listing: publishing under OneMobile’s developer account is convenient, but ask how you would move the app to your own account if you leave. A merchant who left in August 2026 wrote that they now had to ask about 4,000 customers to download a new app.
• Free plan terms differ by source: the listing and OneMobile’s website describe the free plan differently, so confirm the limits before relying on it.

What do merchants say in OneMobile reviews?

Merchants rate OneMobile 4.8 out of 5 from 363 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Of those, 350 (96%) are five stars, 5 are four stars, 1 is three stars, 1 is two stars and 6 (2%) are one star.

Shopify’s AI-generated summary on the listing says merchants find it easy to “turn a Shopify store into a fully functional mobile app in hours, with no coding,” and highlight “smooth Apple/Google submission” and “outstanding live support.” Reading the recent reviews ourselves, three themes repeat:

• Support during submission: most 2026 five-star reviews thank a named team member for help getting the app approved. One July 2026 reviewer said a support agent met them by phone “to make sure everything was operating correctly.”
• Ease of use: merchants describe the editor as user-friendly and the customization as flexible, and a September 2026 reviewer reported launching on both the App Store and Google Play without issues.
• Pricing friction: the critical reviews are almost all about money. An August 2026 reviewer called the move “from 29$ to 99$ monthly” with an infrastructure fee “crazy,” and others mention billing issues and upsells.

One pattern to keep in mind: many recent five-star reviews are written within hours or days of installing, so they speak mostly to onboarding and support. Reviews from merchants with a year or more on the app are where pricing and plan-limit concerns appear.

OneMobile vs SimiCart: how do they compare?

OneMobile and SimiCart are the closest pair in the category: both have a free plan, a $99 entry plan, a 14-day trial and the Built for Shopify badge. The difference is the pricing model. OneMobile adds a fee on app revenue above a quota; SimiCart charges a flat monthly price with no success fee on any plan.

To be fair to OneMobile: it has nearly ten times as many reviews as SimiCart and a higher rating, and its AI design tools are further along. SimiCart’s case is predictability. A store doing $20,000 a month through its app would pay $99 to $249 on SimiCart, depending on the plan, against $489 to $990 on OneMobile, based on the fee terms above. For the full table, see our SimiCart vs OneMobile comparison.

Should you choose OneMobile or SimiCart?

The right choice depends mostly on how much you expect to sell through the app and which tools you need first.

Choose OneMobile if:

• You want AI to generate your first app design and an AI Sales Assistant in the app.
• You plan to use OneLoyalty and like having app and loyalty from one vendor.
• You do not want to set up your own Apple and Google developer accounts.
• Your app revenue will stay under about $2,000 a month for a while, or the fee is fine for your margins.

Choose SimiCart if:

• You want a flat monthly price that does not rise as your app sales grow.
• You want unlimited push notifications on the first paid plan.
• You want app design support and a dedicated success manager for $249 a month (Premium).
• You want to build and preview the app on your own phone for free before you pay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is OneMobile worth it?

OneMobile is worth it if you value AI-assisted design, hands-on submission support and a free plan to try the builder, and if your app revenue is modest or your margins absorb the infrastructure fee. Stores expecting strong app sales should model the fee first, because at $20,000 a month in app revenue the cheapest OneMobile plan costs about $489.

How much does OneMobile cost?

OneMobile lists a Free plan, Scale-up at $99 a month, Brand-up at $299 and Omni at $990 (Shopify App Store, October 2026). Each paid plan adds an infrastructure fee on mobile revenue above $2,000, $10,000 or $100,000 a month respectively.

Does OneMobile take a percentage of sales?

Yes, on paid plans. OneMobile charges a 2.9% infrastructure fee on Scale-up after the first $2,000 of monthly app revenue, 1.9% on Brand-up after $10,000 and 1.2% on Omni after $100,000. Its pricing page caps the fee at $1,000, $2,000 and $3,000 a month.

Is OneMobile free?

OneMobile has a free plan for designing the app with AI and the drag-and-drop editor, and Scale-up and Brand-up include a 14-day trial. The App Store listing places the native iOS and Android app on Scale-up ($99 a month), while OneMobile’s website describes publishing on the free plan, so confirm the current terms with OneMobile.

Is OneMobile Built for Shopify?

Yes. OneMobile’s App Store listing shows the Built for Shopify badge as of October 2026. SimiCart, Hulk, Ego, Evlop and MageComp also have it.

Is SimiCart cheaper than OneMobile?

At the entry level, no: OneMobile Scale-up and SimiCart Basic both cost $99 a month. SimiCart becomes cheaper once your app revenue passes $2,000 a month, because OneMobile then adds a 2.9% fee on Scale-up and SimiCart charges no fee on app revenue on any plan.

Who makes OneMobile?

OneMobile is developed by FireGroup, also known as OneCommerce, a company based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. FireGroup also makes OneLoyalty, which integrates with OneMobile.

The bottom line

OneMobile is a well-reviewed, well-supported builder with useful AI tools and a fair entry price. Its trade-off is a pricing model that grows with your app sales, so the best way to decide is to estimate your monthly app revenue and run it through the fee table above. If you would rather pay a flat price, build your app free on the SimiCart Shopify mobile app builder, preview it on your phone and compare SimiCart plans when you are ready to publish. For more options, read our Shopify mobile app cost breakdown, our roundup of the best Shopify mobile app builders and our Tapcart review.