OpenApp

OpenApp rents out iOS applications and has been working this niche since 2023. The vendor keeps a pool of its own titles already live in the App Store and hands the buyer the traffic layer: a link plus the webview that loads inside the app. Keeping a developer account alive, clearing review and holding spare builds in reserve all stay on the vendor’s side, so a team starts from a working entry point instead of a publishing project.

Two delivery formats split the sources between them. Organic runs on slots, where a buyer books a place inside a chosen app for a day and pays for that place rather than for individual clicks. Paid traffic goes through the vendor’s own link technology: every install is counted, and the rate steps down as daily volume grows. Apps ship with push notifications, the webview can be localised, and the storefront carries a mix of game mechanics, so a single funnel stretches across several GEOs without fresh creatives for each one. That rate ladder only starts paying off at volume, which makes this a fit for teams with steady gambling flow rather than for occasional test drops.