🎤 From the Superwall Keynote 2026
Over the next few weeks, we're dropping small video recaps of all we covered.
We think within the next 12 months, the same coding agent that builds your app will run its paywalls, onboarding and experiments too.
That's the bet we reorganized all of Superwall around. Here's Jake 👇
The keynote covers everything we built to make that vision real. We've got paywalls that live in your codebase, a SQL API over every event, attribution that starts at the ad, and one more thing Jake's been working on for over a year đź‘€
Watch it (or read the write-up) right here: superwall.com/blog/superwall…
🚨 PSA: We're hiring an Account Manager!
12,000+ apps ship the Superwall SDK in production... and most of them are only scratching the surface of what the product can do. Most start with one paywall. We need someone to show them everything else: experiments, onboarding flows, web2app funnels, win-backs, and more.
If you've shipped paywalls with Superwall and love talking shop with app teams, we'd love to meet you.
🌎 Remote
✨ Side projects WELCOME & ENCOURAGED
🩺 Comprehensive top-tier benefits
đź“§ Email resume + a short note on how you've used Superwall (a paywall or experiment you're proud of) to [email protected]
✉️ Subject: [Your Name] | Account Manager
About This Role
The heart of this role is education. You'll own a book of customer relationships from onboarding through renewal, and act as each team's go-to partner for growing subscription revenue.
Here's the catch: we want someone who has actually built with Superwall. Not "familiar with." Built with. You know the product from the user's side, and that's exactly why customers will trust you.
What You'll Do:
1. Teach customers the full range of Superwall use cases: A/B testing, onboarding flows, web2app funnels, surveys, localization, refund protection
2. Own a portfolio of accounts as their primary point of contact, with regular check-ins and QBRs
3. Guide new customers through onboarding alongside our support engineers so they launch fast and see early wins
4. Own renewals, spot churn risk early, and fix it before it becomes churn
5. Find upsell and expansion opportunities as customers grow
6. Bring customer feedback to Product and Engineering, and close the loop when things ship
Who You Are:
- You've used Superwall yourself. Built paywalls, set up campaigns, run experiments
- 2-3 years in account management or customer success, ideally B2B SaaS
- You enjoy teaching and can make technical concepts simple for PMs, marketers, and founders
- You know how subscription apps make money: trials, pricing, conversion, churn
- Track record of hitting retention and expansion targets
- Comfortable working across time zones with a remote team
Nice to Have:
- Experience with RevenueCat, Adapty, or App Store Connect
- Background in mobile growth, product, or marketing at a consumer app
- Comfort with CRMs like Attio or HubSpot
About Superwall
Superwall is the world's most powerful monetization platform for mobile apps. We started with paywalls, and we're still the best at them, but today we're the full stack for how apps grow subscription revenue: AI-powered paywall experimentation, real-time analytics, subscription management, and an SDK shipping in 12,000+ production apps.
We're profitable, growing fast, and loved by our customers. We're a global team of 20 who: love working together, love our customers and love solving hard technical problems.
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📬 Webhooks v2 are here
Every event now includes the subscriber's current subscription state, aliases, and attributes. Plus, there's also delivery history, pause and resume, and secret rotation is right in the dashboard as well.
And if you're on legacy webhooks, nothing changes. They keep working just fine 🫡
Docs in reply 👇
Customer Center is not just on iOS, we've got it ready to go on our Expo and Android SDKs:
- Android: superwall.com/docs/android/g…
- Expo: superwall.com/docs/expo/guid…
Wondering how to use it and what it's for? Check out our introductory blog post: superwall.com/blog/introduci…
đź’ˇ Did you know?
When submitting new subscriptions, there's a time-honored tradition for every iOS developer, lovingly enforced by App Store Connect, where you need to include a screenshot of that new subscription within your app.
Now it's easy, just click this button in the editor and you get the image of the sub on your paywall, sized perfectly, ready to upload.
Some more iPhone Duo fun. You can easily toggle between open and closed, along with different safe area options, to get a feel for how things will look.
And that's important, because with the Duo, there seems to be no less than 4,343,905 different ways it could look.
Congrats @acetriesagain, you’re this week’s #SuperwallWednesday winner!
Augustine, we’ve applied a $1000 discount directly to your Superwall account. Keep building :)
With the iPhone Duo hitting the streets, rest assured our paywalls are ready for it.
A few things you can do:
1. You can set an iPhone Duo safe area, which changes how we render the paywall with respect to all of the Duo's little nuances.
2. No SDK update required, it just works.
3. BUT - if you want to test in the simulator, make sure you're using the iOS SDK 4.18.1 or later.
Happy (almost) iPhone Duo Day 🫡
And wouldn't you know it, Jordan wrote some docs for this too: superwall.com/docs/dashboard…
Introducing TELEPORT
For app2web flows, there's a bit of friction in linking out directly to a Stripe checkout page. We're making it better, and cliché as it sounds, more seamless.
With teleport, you can send users to a checkout experience that you've designed in Superwall. That means you can maintain branding, feel and your UX. And, your host app patiently waits for checkout to complete, and teleport pops you can right back into it after it's done.
📰 Here’s some more about the new Superwall Editor
We’re calling it the new Superwall Editor for now, but it’s more accurate to say it’s a collection of a few things, and they’re all built on top of the Superwall Framework.
The Framework lets you build paywalls, onboarding, offers and more as React code in your own repo. You can write the code yourself or have your agent write it, preview it in the studio, and ship it over the air.
We’re envisioning a world where you can use an agent for all sorts of screens in Superwall: paywalls, onboarding, win-back offers, or even force-upgrade prompts. Engineers build them in their own repo with their own components. Marketers and designers describe what they want to an agent and see a working preview minutes later. Either way, it’s live on the next app open, and you can A/B test it from the dashboard like any other paywall.




