Kit.store Mobile App Rental Service Review

A new mobile app rental service just launched — Kit.store. We decided to put together a review, and if you’re working in gambling or betting — this one’s for you. Kit.store provides apps without charging per install, quickly swaps out banned apps for new ones, and all of their mobile apps feature high-converting designs that keep install costs low.

Terms:

Let’s start with the terms. Kit.store doesn’t charge any fixed fee, per-install costs, or anything like that — the service takes 10% of your traffic. That traffic is sent to their own offers. In most cases, this is far more cost-effective than paying per install.

What Makes Kit.store Apps Different:

• App designs built to generate a high volume of low-cost conversions.
• Positive ratings and reviews on the App Store and Google Play.
• No GEO restrictions.
• Fully polished WebView functionality: screen rotation, file uploads, latest Android support, error page handling, deep link handling, offline state handling, link caching, custom loaders, hardware acceleration resolved.
• Telegram bot and push notifications when an app gets banned.
• Deep links used throughout. You can create unlimited deep links directly from the dashboard. No naming conventions, and no traffic loss from Facebook.
• Push notifications sent directly from the dashboard.

How to Get an App and Start Sending Traffic:

To get a mobile app, register on Kit.store. Fill out the form at kit.store/registration and verify your email. Then activate your account by messaging the Telegram manager at @kit_store. The manager will also help you pick the best app for your traffic and handle the setup. Once your account is active, you can create deep links and start running traffic.

Verdict:

Kit.store is a new mobile app rental service. What we liked: no upfront fees — just a traffic percentage, a clean dashboard, a large catalog of active apps, top-notch app designs, strong per-app ratings, custom terms for large partners, in-dashboard push notification sending, bug-free WebView apps, and a Telegram bot for ban notifications. If you don’t want to share a traffic percentage, Kit.store can work with you to find better terms. Full app purchase is also possible — and if it gets banned, a new one is issued. If you’re running gambling or betting traffic from Facebook, Google Ads, or TikTok — you need high-converting apps. That problem is now solved by Kit.store. We recommend giving it a test.