Hi, we are currently about to complete our development of a social media web and mobile app here on Bubble and I have some questions on converting them to native apps. Which is the best option, Jasonelle or nativator? And do we have to be on a paid bubble plan in order to do a conversion either through jasonelle or nativator? Also, if we use Jasonelle or nativator, would we still have to pay Android and Apple a yearly fee for a developers account?
Yes you need to be on a paid plan. Comes down to your technical expertise. If you’re highly technical you’ll want to go with Jasonelle. If not, go with a service like nativator. BDK Native and Codeless academy are two competitors that I know of advertised here on the forums. Those native services are typically built on top of Jasonelle, but they make it easier for non technical people.
This may help
hello @melon
Under Jasonelle, you have to pay your annual Apple and Google license (99$ and 20$) to be able to publish.
Yes, its App store price, Will add it also…Good point. If there are any other service providers also, it can be added…
Thank you very much for this Zaque, it seems like a better option to go with Nativator since with them, one will not need to pay the annual developer fees to android and apple as they will handle that.