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Credit packs vs subscriptions
Overskill sells credits two ways. Which one's right for you depends on how often you build.
Publish your app to the App Store
Turn your Overskill app into a real iPhone app on the Apple App Store — published under your own Apple account, with your own name and icon.
Getting started with the Overskill partner API
Generate, manage, and deploy apps programmatically. Auth, the core call sequence, and working code in Node, Python, and curl.
Refunds and cancellations
How to handle refund requests and what happens when a customer cancels.
How your app's users sign up
Add a clear signup journey with built-in sign-in. Understand shared accounts, app-specific access and checks to run before inviting users.
Connecting Stripe for payments
Overskill's option to use your own Stripe account instead of the built-in checkout is switched on for only a small number of accounts, and support can't turn it on for yours. Use the built-in checkout.
Setting prices and subscriptions
Pick a price model that fits your app — monthly, yearly, one-time, tiered, or all of the above.
A tour of the app editor
The chat panel, the preview, the file tree, the publish button — what every part of the editor does.
Send app optins to ClickFunnels
ClickFunnels is built into every Overskill app — connect once from your app's chat and your opt-in forms push contacts, tags, and course enrollments straight into your workspace. No webhook, no API key, no environment variables.
Using your credits efficiently while building
Credits are spent when the AI builds and edits your app. How many it takes depends on your app's complexity — and on whether you get stuck in a loop. Here are the dos and don'ts that stretch your credits the furthest.
Why was my email sending paused or throttled?
Every email sending limit, throttle, hold, and pause explained in plain language — what triggered it, and exactly how to fix each one.
Getting help in Overskill
Three ways to reach us — the in-app help panel, a support ticket, or email. Here's when to use each.