APEX vs MegaPWA

APEX vs MegaPWA comes down to what is built in versus what you have to bolt on yourself. Below is a point-by-point comparison covering pricing, cloaking, push, split testing, domains, postbacks, analytics, and support.

Pricing and payment model

Most PWA builders, MegaPWA included, run on flat subscriptions — a fixed fee regardless of results. APEX offers pay-per-install pricing, so you pay for actual installs instead of a flat fee for an uncertain volume of traffic, and also accepts crypto payments (USDT), which sidesteps the currency restrictions and card blocks many CIS-based buyers deal with.

Cloaking and anti-bot

With any builder, MegaPWA included, check the actual depth of cloaking — UA, IP, datacenter, and geo filters plus behavioral checks, not just a bot blocklist. APEX ships cloaking and anti-bot built in from day one, with IP intelligence and geo filters, no separate module or third-party service required, which makes per-offer setup faster.

Push engine

Push is what turns a one-time visit into repeat conversions, and what matters is not the send itself but segmentation, trigger messages, and scheduled campaigns — worth confirming how deep MegaPWA's implementation goes. APEX includes a full push engine out of the box: collection, behavioral segments, triggers, and scheduling, with no third-party push service to integrate.

Split testing and prelanders

Sticky splits — where a given visitor consistently sees the same variant — matter for clean creative and landing page tests, so it's worth checking whether MegaPWA implements that logic. APEX includes sticky-by-visitor split testing by default, plus ready-made prelanders (spin-the-wheel, quiz) to warm up traffic before the offer without extra development.

Custom domains and postbacks

Two things matter here: domains (custom domains, free HTTPS, fast rotation after a ban) and postbacks (S2S integrations with trackers and ad platforms). APEX provides custom domains with free HTTPS and one-click rotation, plus postbacks/S2S including a Keitaro-to-Facebook-CAPI link — covering both technical uptime and conversion-accurate optimization.

Analytics, team roles, and support

Teams need more than raw numbers — they need access control: the CEO sees everything, a team lead sees their buyers, a buyer sees only their own offers. Check whether MegaPWA supports that kind of role split. APEX includes CEO/team-lead/buyer roles out of the box, which matters for agencies and teams scaling multiple funnels.

FAQ

What's the main difference between APEX and MegaPWA?
APEX bundles cloaking, push, split testing, domains, and postbacks into one platform with flexible payment (pay-per-install, crypto). How deep MegaPWA's individual modules go is worth verifying yourself by testing both on your own offer.
Can I migrate my push subscriber base from MegaPWA to APEX?
That depends on how the base was collected and what export options MegaPWA offers. It's often simpler to start rebuilding your base through APEX's built-in segmentation from day one.
Which is cheaper, APEX or MegaPWA?
We don't publish or guess at a competitor's exact pricing — compare current rates yourself. APEX runs on pay-per-install, so you pay for actual installs, which is often more efficient than a flat subscription when traffic volume varies.
Does APEX work for a team with multiple buyers?
Yes — CEO/team-lead/buyer roles are built in: a team lead sees their buyers, a buyer sees only their own offers and stats. That beats sharing one login across a whole team.
Does APEX accept crypto payments, like many CIS buyers expect?
Yes, APEX accepts USDT payments, which sidesteps currency controls and card blocks that many CIS-based buyers run into.
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