Clone App Development90+ Bases · On-Demand · Fintech · OTT · Social

Miracuves clone apps are production-ready codebases that replicate proven business models - Uber-style dispatch, Netflix-style streaming, Airbnb-style listings - not stolen UI assets or trademarked branding. You receive white-label software with your brand, your payment keys, and 100% source code ownership. The architecture mirrors category leaders so you launch with features users already expect.

Miracuves maintains 90+ clone solutions across on-demand, food, fintech, OTT, social, marketplace, healthcare, edtech, and super-app categories. Each has a published product page with scope, timeline, and pricing. This vertical page routes you to the right base - Miracuves confirms the match on Day 0 before configuration begins.

A greenfield multi-sided platform spends months of engineering on sign-up, payments, the core flow and the admin before a single paying user. Clone bases already include those, with store-ready apps. Miracuves builds a ready-made base in 6 working days, from $2,199, so you validate market fit before investing in bespoke features. Custom code can be added incrementally on top of owned source.

Business model cloning - two-sided marketplaces, subscription streaming, ride dispatch - is legal when you use original branding, your own content, and comply with local regulations. Miracuves does not ship trademarked logos or copyrighted media. You are responsible for market-specific licenses (payments, healthcare, transport). Miracuves configures technical compliance hooks; legal counsel remains your side.

The build on a ready-made base is 6 working days of Miracuves time. Day 0: NDA and choice of base. Days 1-2: branding and payment configuration. Days 2-5: the agreed changes. Days 5-6: QA on physical devices. Day 6: store submission from your accounts and source handover. Custom work beyond the base takes 2-8 weeks, quoted in writing before payment. App store review, developer account verification and merchant onboarding depend on Apple, Google and your payment provider, so the first call ends with a list of what to start now.

Yes. Agencies use Miracuves as a white-label fulfillment partner - you sell the business outcome, Miracuves deploys the clone under your client's brand with NDA protection. Volume and reseller pricing is available for partners running multiple deployments per quarter. Source code transfers to your end client per your commercial agreement with them.

Ready-made bases start from $2,199, and each product page lists its own price: the Uber base is $3,099, the Netflix base $3,699, the TikTok base $3,999 and the Revolut neobank base $15,999. Prices differ by how many apps and integrations a base carries. Custom modifications, extra languages, and enterprise SLAs are quoted in a written scope before billing. Miracuves does not use 'request a quote' walls for standard deployments.

Most bases pair cross-platform iOS and Android apps (Flutter) with Laravel or Node.js APIs, and each product page states its own stack. Around them sit Firebase for auth and push, Redis queues, and Stripe/Razorpay payments. Maps use Google Maps or Mapbox. CI/CD runs through Codemagic with Sentry monitoring. You receive the full stack source - not a hosted SaaS you cannot export.

Yes. Store submission is part of every standard deployment: signing, listing copy, screenshots, the privacy answers each store asks for, and the review conversation on both stores. The apps go out under your own Apple and Google developer accounts. If a store rejects a build over something inside the agreed scope, the fix is covered in the 60-day guidance window.

Freelancers typically rebuild dispatch, payments, admin, and store pipelines from scratch - high risk and unpredictable timelines. Miracuves deploys from production-tested ready-made bases, the method behind 9,000+ delivered projects, with NDA, IP assignment, published pricing, and company-backed support. You launch in days with owned source code, not a six-month solo build that may never reach the stores.

Yes. David Subervi launched two multi-service apps on the Gojek base, Sabisuapp and Suberone, for different markets, and said the second build was mostly configuration; both case studies are published in the Miracuves portfolio. Each app is its own codebase, and the source code for each was transferred to the client.

The full source code for the end-user app, the partner app and the admin console, transferred to your accounts, plus the admin credentials, setup guide and API documentation. The apps publish from your own Apple and Google developer accounts, and there is no ongoing license fee to Miracuves, so any developer can extend the code after launch.