jonathan9580Q: Custom e-Commerce Integration
I have two vacation rental brands and websites that I am looking to convert to IOS and Android Apps. Do you consider Android and IOS apps built off the same website domain to be one or two domain apps? Just trying to understand what tier I would need. My websites have a booking engine driven by a company called Hotelzify. They use my Stripe account to process sales. I understand you wouldn't have a native integration but as long as they can connect to a rest API will I be able to attribute sales that come specifically from the apps and by app type (IOS/Android)? Any advice for what I am trying to achieve and if you think your product is a good fit for my use-case?
Andy_FluxBuilder
Aug 8, 2026A: Thanks for reaching out! To answer your questions directly:
Domain Limits: iOS and Android apps for the same website count as one domain. Since you have two vacation rental brands, you will need an AppSumo tier that supports at least two domains.
Important Note on Source Code: Please note that the AppSumo deal gives you access to our app builder (FluxBuilder) to design, configure, and build your apps. However, it does not include the full source code. The source code is a separate purchase.
How this affects your integration options:
WebView (No-code, covered by the deal): You can use our builder's WebView feature to load your existing Hotelzify mobile booking engine directly inside the app frame. This is fast and doesn't require the source code.
Custom API & Tracking (Requires Source Code): If you want a fully native UI and need to connect Hotelzify via REST API to track sales by platform (passing parameters like source=ios), your developer will need the source code to customize those endpoints. You would need to purchase the source code separately to do this.
Let me know if you need help selecting the right tier or have any other questions!
Is the source code available as a lifetime deal or one-time purchase or would it require monthly payments?