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App store

Stop stitching tools together. The App store gives every team reviewed, ready-to-run apps that install in a few clicks, work with each other from day one and run on your own domain.

Find apps for advertising, analytics, consent and privacy, customer data, email and SMS, personalization, security and developer tools. An app can send your events to a tool you already use, mask personal data before it is stored, add something to your pages, or give your AI agent a new tool. And every developer can publish an app here and earn money from it.

Live in a few clicks

Pick an app, select Install, and the Blotout platform does the rest. Your tracking code stays exactly as it is, and you can switch an app off whenever you want.

Reviewed by Blotout

Apps reach the store only after a review by Blotout, and reviewers read the source code. You choose from apps someone has already checked.

Your data stays walled off

Each app runs in its own process with its own storage and secrets, on your own domain, and shares nothing with other customers. A bug in one app cannot take down your site.

Consent built in

Turn on consent mode and Qinto applies each visitor’s choices app by app. A visitor can allow analytics and refuse marketing, with no extra work from you. Apps in the necessary category and transforms such as masking still run.

Better together

Apps build on each other with no integration to write. A masking app cleans your data before a destination app sends it, and apps can share what they learn about a visitor.

One simple bill

Try apps with a free trial where the developer offers one. Everything lands on one monthly bill, and usage caps keep your costs predictable.

Building an app? The store puts it in front of every team on the Blotout platform. You host no servers, and the platform handles deployment, usage metering and billing teams for you. Set your price, add tiers and bundles, and get paid for what you build.

Installing an app takes a few clicks, and you change nothing on your site.

  1. In the Blotout platform, open your site and go to Apps → Store.
  2. Select an app, then select Install. If the app has a price, you see it here before you agree.
  3. Open the app and enter what it needs, such as an account id for the tool it connects to.

The Blotout platform handles the rest automatically:

  • It deploys the app to your site and creates the storage the app needs.
  • Qinto starts sending the app the events it asked for. With consent mode on, it also applies each visitor’s choices to the app.
  • If the app has browser code, it joins the tag your pages already load.
  • If the app needs other apps to work, the platform offers to install those with it.
  • If the app has a price, it appears on your team’s one monthly bill.

The tracking code on your site stays the same however many apps you add.

Any developer can build an app and offer it in the store. The App section covers building one.

  1. Create an organization in the developer portal, or join one.
  2. Build your app with the Qinto CLI or in the editor in the Blotout platform.
  3. Publish a version of it.
  4. An owner of the organization submits that version to the store.
  5. Blotout reviews it. If it is approved, your app appears in the store right away. If it is rejected, you see notes that say why.

A new version can be approved automatically when it adds nothing new compared with the last approved version and the app reads no personal data or identity. After the first approval, changes to your store listing go live at once.

You do not need the store to use an app yourself. A member of your organization can install it directly on a site, and an install link lets someone else install it.

You set the price of your app on its Pricing tab.

Pricing model What a team pays
Fixed A flat price per site each month
Fixed + usage A base price per site, plus usage past an included amount
Usage only Only for what it uses
Free Nothing

You can add a free trial, so a team can try your app before it pays. Usage is counted by meters you define, such as events sent, and a usage cap limits the usage charges for one site in a month. A base price is charged on top of that. A new price reaches only new installs, so teams that already run your app keep the price they agreed to.

Offer tiers, such as Starter and Pro, each with its own price, free trial and usage terms. A team picks a tier when it installs your app on a site and can change it later. Your code can read which tier a site is on, so you can unlock features by tier.

The Blotout platform bills teams for you, and Blotout pays your earnings to your organization.

A bundle sells one or more of your organization’s apps as a single offer. A team buys it once, sees it as one line on its bill and uses it on the sites it chooses. A bundle has its own price, site limit and usage terms, which replace the prices of the apps inside it.

Bundles are how you run special promotions:

  • Sell several apps together at one price.
  • Sell one app at a special price, with a bundle that holds only that app.
  • Choose the tier of each app that the bundle includes.
  • Make an offer public so it appears in the App store, or keep it private and share it through bundle links. A link can be limited to a number of purchases.

A team that bought a bundle keeps it, even if you stop selling it later.