Tappla plans (current as of October 2026)
All plans are billed monthly. No setup fees, no annual contract, cancel anytime. The free trial is 14 days and needs no credit card. There are no video limits.
One app, $49/month. One native app: Roku, Fire TV or Android TV, your choice. Built for your own developer account, submitted by you. Apple TV is in the Apple and All platforms plans.
Apple, $129/month. Native Apple TV and iPhone apps from one App Store listing in your own Apple account.
All platforms, $149/month. Apple TV, iPhone, Roku, Fire TV and Android TV from one feed, kept in sync. Start with one platform and add the others when you're ready, at no extra cost.
Network, $299/month. For stations, networks and anyone running more than one channel. Two channels included, more for $99/month each. Members access codes, priority support and invoicing for organizations included.
Members add-on, $49/month. Access codes for your viewers, on any plan. Included in Network.
Feed, $24/month. The managed video feed (MRSS/JSON) for your own player, no native apps. If you use Vimeo, a paid Vimeo plan of Standard or higher is required.
A larger network of channels? Email [email protected].
To start, sign up for the free trial at tappla.com/pricing.
Do I need a developer account?
Yes, because the listings are yours. The platforms bill their fees directly: Apple $99/year, Roku free, Amazon free, Google Play $25 once.
How do I upgrade, change plans, or manage billing?
Existing customers can do everything in the billing portal: change plan, update card, download invoices. tappla.chargebeeportal.com
Is Tappla a paywall or subscription tool?
No. Tappla does not collect payments, and the apps have no purchase button. If you sell access, you sell it on your own website, and Tappla unlocks members-only playlists on Apple TV, Fire TV and Android TV. That does not work on Roku or for the live stream. If your viewers need to buy inside the TV app, for example pay-per-view for live events, a platform built for that, such as Uscreen, will serve you better. See Can I sell pay-per-view for a live event?