Frequently Asked Questions

Users create an app by choosing a template, selecting a layout, adding modules, customizing branding, previewing changes, and generating the required build files from the AppMinCMS builder.

Users can customize app branding, colors, layout, templates, modules, content, navigation, and selected settings depending on the plan and modules enabled in the account.

Yes. AppMinCMS includes live preview features so users can check the app experience before generating builds or publishing the app.

Yes. AppMinCMS supports multiple apps under one account depending on the selected plan. Premium and Pro plans are designed for users who need more apps or client projects.

Yes. AppMinCMS is designed for ongoing app management. Users can update modules, content, branding, layouts, and templates depending on the app configuration and available features.

AppMinCMS includes analytics features depending on the selected plan. Basic analytics are available in lower plans, while advanced analytics are available in higher plans.

Yes. Multilingual support is available on selected plans. This helps businesses and agencies create app experiences for different languages and markets.

Yes. Agencies and resellers can use AppMinCMS to create and manage client apps, especially on plans that include white-label and reseller features.

Modules are ready-made app features that can be added to an AppMinCMS app. Examples include forms, custom pages, push notifications, galleries, catalogs, links, coupons, popups, document sharing, booking, and e-commerce features.

The AppMinCMS Marketplace is the area inside the platform where users can explore modules, layouts, templates, and professional services. It shows what is included, what can be unlocked, and what is available based on the account plan.

No. Some modules are included with selected plans, while premium modules or paid add-ons may require a higher plan or a separate unlock inside the AppMinCMS account.

Paid modules are unlocked per account unless stated otherwise in writing. This means a user account with multiple apps can access the unlocked module according to the account terms and plan limits.

Users can review module availability on the Pricing page, the public Modules page, and inside the AppMinCMS Marketplace. The logged-in Marketplace gives the clearest plan-aware access status.

Yes, where available, AppMinCMS can provide demo access or module previews so users can understand how a module works before unlocking or using it in their app.

Yes. Module documentation should explain how to enable, configure, and use each module. Public module pages explain business value, while documentation pages provide step-by-step setup help.

Yes. If a required feature is not available in the module library, users can request a custom module. The AppMinCMS team reviews the scope and provides a fixed quote before development begins.

Yes. AppMinCMS can support private or custom modules for specific business or client needs. Private module availability, pricing, delivery time, and maintenance are confirmed during the quote process.

A premium module is an advanced module that may be available on higher plans or through an unlock option. A paid add-on is a module or feature that requires an additional purchase unless it is included in the user's selected plan.

Public module pages should focus on what the module does, who it helps, and how it works. Exact plan-aware pricing and unlock status should be shown inside the logged-in AppMinCMS Marketplace.

Layouts define how app navigation, modules, and content are displayed to app users. They control the structure and browsing experience of the app.

Templates define the visual style of an app, including colors, screen look, branding direction, and starter visual design. Templates help users launch with a ready-made visual style.

A layout controls navigation and app structure. A template controls visual style, colors, and branded appearance. Users can combine layouts and templates to create the desired app experience.

Yes. Users can change app layouts from the AppMinCMS builder. Some layout changes should be previewed and tested before publishing because they may change how users navigate the app.

Yes. Users can switch templates to change the app's look and feel. The app should be previewed after switching to confirm that branding, modules, and content still look correct.

Changing a template should not remove the modules or core content of the app. It mainly changes the visual style, but users should still preview and test after any major design change.

Yes. Users can request a custom layout or template if they need a unique navigation structure or visual style. The AppMinCMS team can review the request and provide a quote.

For a first app, users should choose a simple layout and a clean template that matches the business brand. More advanced layouts and templates can be tested as the app grows.

Yes. AppMinCMS helps users generate Android APK and AAB builds where supported, using the platform's build tools.

AppMinCMS is designed to support iOS app builds/source export where available in the platform. Publishing to the Apple App Store may require the user's own Apple Developer account.

APK is an Android app package often used for direct testing or installation. AAB is the Android App Bundle format commonly used for Google Play publishing.

AppMinCMS can generate build files and source/build packages depending on the platform feature, plan, and build type. The goal is to make app generation as automated and one-click as possible.

Yes, if the app should be published under your own business or brand. Developer accounts, store fees, policies, and approval decisions are controlled by Google and Apple, not AppMinCMS.

AppMinCMS provides build tools, documentation, and tutorials to help users publish apps. Direct hands-on publishing support can be offered as a paid professional service when required.

Yes. AppMinCMS should provide clear documentation and tutorials for APK/AAB builds, source export, Google Play publishing, Apple App Store publishing, and common store requirements.

No. App store approval depends on Google Play and Apple App Store policies, account status, app content, legal rights, privacy details, and review decisions. AppMinCMS can help prepare the app, but approval is not guaranteed.

No. Apple Developer Program, Google Play Console, SMS, email, maps, payment gateway, API provider, and other third-party service costs are not included unless clearly stated in writing.

AppMinCMS offers Standard, Premium, Pro, and Enterprise plans. Standard is for first app launches, Premium is for growing businesses, Pro is for agencies and resellers, and Enterprise is for custom infrastructure and compliance needs.

The Standard plan is for business owners launching their first native mobile app. It includes one app, core app-building features, basic analytics, app build support, and plan-based limits.

The Premium plan is for growing businesses that need multiple apps, more storage, more push notifications, multilingual support, advanced analytics, and additional unlock options.

The Pro plan is for agencies and resellers building apps for multiple clients. It includes unlimited apps under plan terms, full white-label, reseller dashboard, API access, and advanced support features.

The Enterprise plan is a custom plan for larger organizations that need custom infrastructure, security review, SLA, dedicated support, onboarding, and custom commercial terms.

The 5-Year License is a one-time payment option that gives access to the selected AppMinCMS plan for 5 years under plan limits and fair-use rules.

No. The 5-Year License is not a lifetime forever plan. It is fixed 5-year access to the selected plan. After 5 years, the user renews with a new plan or license.

After the 5-year access period ends, the user renews with a new plan/license based on the available AppMinCMS pricing and terms at that time.

Yes. The 5-Year License follows the selected plan's app limits, storage limits, push notification limits, module access, support level, and fair-use rules.

Future paid modules are not automatically included unless clearly stated in the selected plan or written agreement. Paid modules and add-ons may require separate unlocks.

AppMinCMS can allow users to move to a 5-Year License where available. Upgrade handling, remaining billing credit, and access changes should follow the billing rules active at that time.

Yes. Priority support can be offered as a paid service for users on lower plans when they need faster support or dedicated help without moving to a higher subscription plan.

Billing should be managed from a dedicated Billing page, not the Profile page. The Billing page should include platform subscription, module subscriptions/unlocks, services billing, payment methods, invoices, tax details, and subscription actions.

White-label means agencies and resellers can present the platform and apps under their own brand, domain, colors, and business identity, while AppMinCMS stays invisible to their clients where supported by the plan.

The Pro plan is designed for agencies and resellers because it includes full white-label, reseller dashboard, unlimited apps under plan terms, custom domain options, API access, and advanced client app management.

Yes. White-label features allow eligible users to use their own logo, branding, colors, domain, and client-facing identity depending on the selected plan.

Agencies and resellers can set their own pricing when selling app services to clients. AppMinCMS provides the platform, while the reseller controls the client relationship and commercial offer.

Yes. AppMinCMS is designed to support multiple apps under one account, especially for agencies and resellers on plans that include reseller and white-label features.

On eligible white-label plans, the goal is for clients to see the agency or reseller brand rather than AppMinCMS branding. Exact white-label behavior depends on the selected plan and setup.

Yes. Agencies can request private or custom modules for client-specific needs. The team reviews the scope and provides a quote before development begins.

Yes. Agencies and resellers can use AppMinCMS to sell app creation, management, modules, publishing help, and support services to local businesses or niche markets.

Custom domain support is available on eligible plans, especially for white-label, agency, and reseller use cases.

Yes. ZeltaCode can provide professional services such as custom module development, API integrations, UI/UX design, app publishing help, data migration, and custom development projects.

AppMinCMS provides support across plans, with priority support available on selected plans and as a paid add-on service. Documentation and tutorials should also help users solve common setup and publishing questions.

AI-based help and documentation can be available at any time. Human support availability depends on the selected plan, priority support options, and service agreements.

Yes. AppMinCMS should have documentation for getting started, modules, layouts, templates, publishing, billing, reseller setup, integrations, and common troubleshooting.

Yes. App publishing assistance can be offered as a professional paid service when a user wants hands-on help with Google Play or Apple App Store submission steps.

Two-factor authentication can be added as a security feature to protect AppMinCMS accounts. This is especially important for agency, reseller, and admin accounts.

Users should update personal account details, email verification, password, and security settings from the Profile page. Billing information should be managed separately on the Billing page.

Billing information should be managed from the Billing page. This includes subscription details, payment methods, invoices, tax ID, module unlocks, and service payments.

For safety, destructive account deletion should not be handled casually from the Profile page. Account deletion rules should be defined later after app data, users, subscriptions, billing, and legal obligations are finalized.

Users can contact AppMinCMS through the Contact page for sales questions, demo requests, partnerships, support, reseller questions, and professional service inquiries.