App Store Launch Club pricing: what you get for $9 a month

App Store Launch Club has one core pricing principle: the full course and community should be affordable enough that you do not need to be earning app revenue to afford them. The $9 per month membership covers everything you need to learn the system and ship your first app - the curriculum, the build prompts, the diagrams, and the community - at a price that is easy to justify against the alternative of a $10K developer.

What is in the $9 per month membership

The membership at $9 per month includes the full course curriculum: 12 modules across 9 stages and 88 lessons covering everything from installing the Claude Code and Expo build machine to validating your idea, designing screens with AI, building the app, wiring the RevenueCat paywall, passing store review, and submitting to both Apple and Google. It also includes 69 copy-paste build prompts, 124 teaching diagrams, the Rejection-Fix Vault, and full community access where members ask questions, test each other's apps, and get feedback.

• The full build-and-ship curriculum - 12 modules across 9 stages and 88 lessons, idea to live on both stores
• 69 copy-paste build prompts - paste into Claude Code and the app writes itself, first screen to submission
• 124 teaching diagrams - one visual for every lesson so you see each step instead of decoding it
• The First-App Sprint - a guided path to a real, working app on your phone in week one
• The RevenueCat paywall flow - real subscriptions wired in and tested before you submit
• The Rejection-Fix Vault - the most common Apple and Google rejections, each with the exact fix
• The 12-tester system - the workaround for Google's 14-day closed-test wall, using the club as your tester pool
• The ASO keyword system - find the search gaps the big apps left open and own them
• Full community access for questions, testing each other's apps, and accountability

The build prompts and diagrams

The 69 copy-paste build prompts are one of the most practical parts of the membership. Each prompt maps to a build step - a first screen, a data model, onboarding, the paywall, the submission setup - and you paste it into Claude Code to have the app write itself. Alongside them, 124 teaching diagrams give you one visual for every single lesson, so you see the step instead of decoding it. Together they turn 'I heard you can build an app with AI' into a working pipeline you can actually run, step by step, to a shipped app.

What the membership is not

App Store Launch Club membership is not the Apple or Google developer accounts themselves. Enrolling as an Apple Developer and a Google Play developer carries its own separate fees paid to Apple and Google, and any tools like RevenueCat have their own terms - the club does not cover those platform costs. The club covers the training, the build prompts, the diagrams, and the community - not the accounts you publish through. It is also not a guarantee of results. Shipping an app requires a real idea, following the steps, and consistent effort. The club gives you the system; you provide the execution.

Is the club right for you

The club is built for people who are serious about shipping a real app and want a proven system instead of learning by trial and error. It is especially useful for beginners who want to avoid the common early traps - building before validating, getting rejected by Apple with no idea why, stalling on Google's closed test - and for anyone who wants a live listing on both stores in 90 days without hiring a developer. If you are only casually curious with no intention of actually building and submitting an app, the materials will not change that.