Secure app signing
Every build is signed correctly and securely, in line with Apple’s requirements.
Upload the app, choose the iOS versions it must run on, invite your team and give them access. AppSign handles signing, storage and delivery — you ship the build.
Works with your own Apple Developer account · Plans from $20/mo
Apple’s own channels each come with a ceiling. Knowing where they are is how you pick the right one for your team.
of mobile devices in the US run iOS — the platform your internal apps and betas can’t skip.
is how long a TestFlight build stays testable. The first external build also waits for Beta App Review.
devices per device family per year is the Ad Hoc limit — and removing a device doesn’t free the slot.
estimated cost of poor software quality in the US in 2022. Testing before release is cheaper.
Sources and details: AppSign vs TestFlight · Internal iOS distribution guide
Create your AppSign account in a minute.
Basic or Pro online, or a custom Enterprise plan.
Submit your iOS build for moderation.
We check the build and sign it correctly.
Add your testing team and give them access.
Every build is signed correctly and securely, in line with Apple’s requirements.
Choose which iOS versions the build is signed for and check compatibility across them.
Register testers and give them access. More people testing means more issues found before release.
Builds live on our cloud servers — protected, and available whenever your team needs them.
No hand-built provisioning for every new tester and no passing IPA files around in chat. Your team spends the time on the app, not on getting it installed.
In-house apps, QA cycles and stakeholder builds don’t fit a fixed tier. We’re opening sales of Enterprise plans shaped around your team, limits and billing.
Registering testers used to be the hard part. Now it’s one quick step to add a device — and after that our testers get something that feels like their own App Store. Installing every update is simple, even pleasant.
Builds keep working for up to a year. Nothing expires out of the blue in the middle of a test cycle. It’s a completely different experience.
Versions of the same app, dozens of builds, builds configured for different clients — managing all of it here is just brilliant.
No review to pass before testers get a build, long before the real App Store release. That flexibility let us build our own catalogue of apps for testers.
An excellent starting point to explore
Ideal for small to medium-sized teams
Flexible plans for companies
Full comparison on the pricing page.
Yes. AppSign works under your own Apple Developer Program agreement and uses nothing beyond it. Distribution follows Apple’s Ad Hoc rules, which allow up to 100 registered devices per device family (iPhone, iPad and so on) per membership year.
Only if you have agreements with them. To use third parties’ intellectual property, you must have the rights to it. Without such agreements, we will deactivate or disable access to your account to protect the rights holders.
Yes. Signing and testing your own apps yourself is part of the standard package.
AppSign is built for your own testing team. If you need additional testers, this is discussed separately and arranged under a separate agreement — write to [email protected] and tell us about your project.
Yes — write to [email protected]. Developers are always looking for testers, and we’ll be glad to consider your request.
TestFlight is Apple’s beta channel: builds expire after 90 days and external testing starts with Beta App Review. AppSign manages signing, storage and tester access around your own developer account. We compare both in detail in AppSign vs TestFlight.
Requirements, cost, revocation risk — and the simpler path for smaller companies.
Read →Link lifetime, install limits, signing and price — side by side.
Read →Limits, review, build expiry and who each channel is really for.
Read →Create an account, upload your app, invite the team.