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The Superwall Podcast dives into the minds of the world’s most innovative app developers. Each episode, we sit down with the people behind today’s most successful apps to uncover what really drives growth, retention, and revenue in the mobile world. From product decisions and paywall strategies to hard-earned lessons and breakthrough experiments, we explore the stories, tactics, and insights that power top-tier apps. Whether you're building your first MVP or scaling to millions, this is your front-row seat to what it takes to thrive in the app economy.
Superwall hosts The Superwall Podcast, a business show with 49 episodes published.
Nick Lawton sees which UGC campaigns print money. Some brands spend $700,000 a month through his platform, SideShift, and stay profitable. In this episode of The Superwall Podcast, Nick breaks down his UGC playbook with
Patrick Stuart-Constant & Pablo Sánchez runs Sociaaal on pure data. 22 apps, 40M+ downloads, $16M annualized revenue, and once $1M in revenue per employee. All on a single $1M raise. In this episode of The Superwall Podc
Steve Young buys apps like rental properties. He finds undermonetized apps that already have downloads, takes out a small loan, and profits from day one on money that isn't even his. In this episode of The Superwall Podc
A meditation app getting 25K downloads a month is pumping over $1 million in monthly revenue. Josh Peleg says that ratio is only possible because consumer pricing psychology just got reset. In this episode of The Superwa
Cedric Roberge hit $100K in revenue in 70 days. As a college student. His app, Pep AI, did it by studying every successful GLP-1 app, then doing the exact opposite. In this episode of The Superwall Podcast, Cedric walks
Marcus Burke helped scale a subscription app to $2M/month in Meta ad spend. He's spent 14 years running paid social for apps, and his single best-performing ad crossed $1M in spend on its own. In this episode of The Supe
Evan Yadegari scaled his app Locked to over $14,000 a month at 14 years old. Then he built 10x, a Shopify for apps, and hit $30K ARR in its first 30 days. In this episode of The Superwall Podcast, Evan walks Joseph throu
Drew Levin has watched over 500 million views roll in across SideShift's top campaigns. As Co-Founder and CTO, he's built the platform that powers UGC for some of the fastest-growing consumer apps on the internet. In thi
Kiran Desai didn't run paid ads to grow StudyFetch. He pointed a camera at a laptop screen, posted it on TikTok, and woke up to 3 million views and tens of thousands of signups in 24 hours. Today, StudyFetch has 7 millio
Yannis Chaouche was supposed to be a machine learning scientist. Instead, he reverse-engineered TikTok and built a system generating 500 million views and 3 to 5 million downloads without hiring a single creator. In this
Nicole Cheung built four apps before turning 25 with no engineering background. The last two pulled over $400K a month combined, including GlamUp hitting a million users in six months and Sprout reaching $250K MRR in eig
Daniel Heintzman didn't wait to build before finding customers. He charged $15 for manual dating profile reviews on Instagram before writing a single line of code. Six months after shipping, Sway AI hit $2M ARR. Cal AI,
Alex Vech burned $800K on Meta ads that didn't work. Not total spend, just the wasted portion. The other $700K helped him build Boost App Social to $100K MRR and sell it for seven figures. In this episode of The Superwal
Morrie Schonfeld's app got 400 million views in a single month. Fourteen months after launching from his Northwestern dorm room, Pingo AI is approaching $500K/month with 3 million users and zero paid ads. In this episode
Zack Hargett and Brett Bauman grew Coconote to $6.7M ARR, 2 million users, and 1 billion social views, bootstrapped, in under two years. Then Quizlet acquired them. In this episode of The Superwall Podcast, Zack and Bret
Dillion Verma bootstrapped his first consumer app to $300K MRR in 45 days. He had 18 months of failed products behind him, almost nothing in the bank, and one data point: a single TikTok that returned 6x ROI. So he took
Koby Conrad built an app that hit $1M ARR in 10 months. He didn't spin up 30 micro-influencer deals. He hired the #1 influencer in sobriety as an actual employee. In this episode of The Superwall Podcast, Koby tells Jose
Casper Opala turned his 10 million followers into a $217,000 app business in five months, and he didn't write a single line of code. His secret? Reverse-engineering his own brand deals to find pre-validated app ideas hid
Caleb Dean sold his app for six figures after just 26 days of revenue. The buyer paid 5x ARR on an estimated $3K MRR before Runify even completed a full month live. In this episode of The Superwall Podcast, Caleb walks J
Meet the 18-Year-Old Who Solved UGC Marketing (100M Views in 2 Weeks) Dris Elamri scaled Cluely's UGC program to 100 million views in two weeks with fewer than 20 creators—then left to launch Methods to $1.2M ARR in seve
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