Well no, your business will have to pay to sponsor the apps, and then you can offer them to your customers, and even prospects for free. It's your ebranding tool!

For sure, we love working with small businesses, and want something they can brand with like the bigger companies can do, without the high expense of making custom apps they typically can't afford.

Because our pricing is based on what a small business would typically use in bandwidth. This way it's more fair for each small business as well.

It really is, you will get all the new apps coming in the future, along with what is current. As we add more apps, the Pricing will increase, but not for you - if you get it at the current price (our price guarantee)!

Yes indeed! The short term goal of 50 Apps is just the beginning of our plans, we have many more in the works, and plan to continue adding great apps in the future as well. Currently there are a total of 100-125 Apps being developed. And remember, your "Price Guarantee" still remains the same no matter how many we add!

Yes, you really do get to keep the price you started your apps order at for as long as you keep your account in good standing, and you don't cancel. You're unaffected by any future price increases this way.

Yes, the subscription will run it's course, then your apps will be made unavailable after that time if you elect not to renew. Plus you will loose the price guarantee even if you do renew.

Hundreds, to even thousands if you want. The pricing takes that kind of usage into account, but if you go beyond what would be typical of a small business, we reserve the right to be compensated, or to cancel the account.

Basically you must stay within your own network of contacted customers and prospects as a rule. You can't run a TV spot to promote the apps you're sponsoring for example. Here are a few guidelines to follow:

• NO Using Mass Media for Apps.
• ⇧ Like TV & Newspaper Ads, Etc..
• You can Use Your Own Social Media.
• You cannot Use the Social Media * Ads,
  * including paying for app posts boosting.
• You can Use Your Own Email List You've Built.
• You can't Use Spam or Mass Acquired Email Lists.
• You can Include App info in Your Targeted Newsletter.
• You can't Do the Same in a Mass Mail-out to an Entire Area.

Absolutely, we certainly want to encourage normal social sharing of the apps to build your audience. But any abuses of the spirit of that will be grounds for terminating your account, like if someone decided to use bots for one very good example. So please do everything responsibly and honestly.

Generally if you have to ask, then you may not qualify. Most small businesses know where they stand in that regard, but here are a few qualifying business types:

• A Small Shop Owner.
• Most Real Estate Agents.
• Someone with a Home Business.
• A Single Location Restauranteur.
• Independent Insurance Agents.
• Independent Financial Advisors.
• PLUS - You do most business locally.

And here are a few business types that do not qualify:

• Any Large Corporation.
• A Franchise of Any Kind.
• A Medium Sized Company.
• An Internet Only Type of Business.
• PLUS - Your sales are in the millions.
• PLUS - You do most business nationally.

NO We do Not at ALL! The reasons are many for this, but with privacy being very important to many, we feel that is reason enough. We realize many business owners would like tracking info on the use of the apps and possibly more, but the main purpose of the apps would be in question for many of your customers then; are they really FREE?

With that said, we do have Beta Testers that volunteer to be tracked and give feedback, so we only keep the best apps in play before we even roll them out. Regular users can also Rate the Apps if they wish. You can use the fact that there is no user tracking as a big positive, when you give the apps to others!