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Restricting access to paid users
Gate parts of your app — or the whole thing — behind a subscription or one-time purchase.
Identity verification not working
If your payout identity verification keeps failing or looping, here's what to check — and how we escalate to our payments partner if it's still stuck.
Where did plan mode go?
The Plan / Build toggle is gone. To talk something through without changing your app, just say so — "don't change anything yet" works.
Overskill plans and pricing
Paid plans start at $25/mo. The self-serve plans are Starter ($25/mo), Studio ($99/mo), and Max ($199/mo), each with more credits per month, plus quoted Enterprise plans. Also covers how credits and the $–$$$$ model price bands work.
Sending emails from your app
Welcome notes, order confirmations, weekly summaries — your app can send emails. No setup required.
What costs credits and what is free
Two completely separate meters: credits you spend building your app, and credits your app spends serving your users. Hosting, page views, email/password sign-in, previewing and publishing are free. Here's what each visitor action actually costs — usually single digits, not hundreds.
Connecting to the ClickFunnels API
Two ways to connect your Overskill app to ClickFunnels — an API key for your own workspace, or OAuth 2.0 for letting other ClickFunnels users connect their own accounts.
Connecting Slack to your app
Post messages to channels, send DMs, react to events — Slack as your app's notification system.
Building ClickFunnels + fulfillment apps
You can build apps on Overskill that connect to ClickFunnels — read orders, react when something is purchased, and fulfill orders (print-on-demand, shipping, digital delivery). Here's how it works and the exact ClickFunnels docs to follow.
Credits in your published app: who pays for AI usage
If your live app has AI features, your visitors using them spends YOUR credits — once per action. Here's how it works and how to control it.
Roles and permissions in your app
Give different users different access levels — admins, editors, viewers, custom roles.
Publish your app to Google Play
Turn your Overskill app into a real Android app on Google Play — published under your own Google account, with your own name and icon.