Pricing snapshot
Nativeline is an AI app builder that generates Swift code with Apple's SwiftUI framework for iPhone, iPad and Mac apps, and helps submit them to TestFlight and the App Store; Mac apps can also be exported as DMG files. It measures AI work in Bits: monthly plans include a Bits allowance that resets on the billing date, while Coffee is a one-time Bits purchase. Task complexity, prompt specificity, AI mode, errors and project size change how many Bits a request uses.
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| Plan | Price | Included Bits | Published fit |
|---|---|---|---|
Coffee | $2 one-time | 150 bits | Quick one-off needs or trying the platform |
Builder | $25/month | 1,000 bits | Getting started, simple apps, or exploring |
Pro | $50/month | 2,250 bits | Regular users, learning Swift, and serious projects |
Scale | $100–$1,000/month | 4,800–50,000 bits | Power users, agencies, or multiple projects |
Choose Coffee to try the workflow without a subscription. Builder is the entry monthly tier. Choose Pro when code-editor access, database management, version history and app logs matter; choose Scale when you need to customize the Bit amount, priority support, early access and dedicated assistance.
What plans include
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| Capability | Coffee and Builder | Pro and Scale |
|---|---|---|
Core building | Unlimited projects, Toolkit, AI modes, and embedded simulator | Includes core building capabilities |
Pro tools | No code editor, database management, version history, or app logs | Code editor, database management, version history, and app logs |
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How billing works
Coffee is a one-time purchase with no subscription. Monthly-plan Bits reset on the billing date and unused Bits do not roll over. At 80% usage, Nativeline shows a warning; at 100%, AI features pause until reset while projects remain safe and code can still be opened and viewed. Upgrades add new Bits immediately and are charged prorated; downgrades apply at the next billing cycle.
Cost drivers
Complex features and debugging cycles use more Bits than simpler requests.
Max mode uses more Bits per request than Quick or Enhanced.
Specific prompts and incremental changes can reduce iterations; the vendor also recommends using the Toolkit for assets.
Take
Nativeline fits a buyer who wants AI to write native SwiftUI apps for iPhone, iPad or Mac and carry them through to TestFlight and the App Store, and who can budget in Bits rather than a fixed price per app. Because Bits use varies with the work, a one-time Coffee purchase is the low-cost way to see how many Bits your own app consumes before you commit to a monthly plan.
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Sources
Pricing and billing details were observed in Nativeline's Plans & Pricing documentation on 2026-11-01. Product details were observed on its documentation home page, and plan features in its feature overview, on the same date.