White Label Micro Drama App - Vertical Series Streaming with Full Source Code

A white label micro drama app is a packaged vertical-drama streaming platform that ships under your name instead of ours. With the Miracuves platform you get categories, titles and numbered episodes, a full-screen vertical player, a free-episode window, and coin, reward or VIP unlock beyond it, plus a wallet, a rewards ladder and an operator console. Nothing a viewer sees - the interface, the store listing, the emails - carries a vendor name: the Miracuves credit line in the demo builds is removed during delivery, and the source code is handed over and deployed on infrastructure you hold.

Four facts are read the moment a viewer opens an episode on the micro drama platform: is it locked in the catalog, does its number sit inside the free window, is there an active VIP window on the account, and does a per-user unlock row already exist. Coins, a rewarded ad and auto-unlock each write to that one row, which makes the entitlement the same however it was earned.

Purchased coins are bought as a coin pack and never expire. Reward coins carry an expiry window and come from the ladder, ads, referrals and bonuses. Spending always draws on the reward balance before the purchased one, so promotional inventory is used up ahead of money the viewer actually paid, and the two roll into a single displayed total backed by a typed ledger.

Five languages: Arabic, English, Hebrew, Hindi and Spanish. Hebrew and Arabic get right-to-left layout in the operator console, the store build and the consumer web app. The console’s app language editor changes client copy with no rebuild. Note that Hindi, Arabic and Spanish fall back to English for some later web strings, so launch includes a configuration task to complete that copy. Each title, description and episode title can be held in all five languages, falling back to English, and the console can fill gaps in translations using your own Google Translate key.

Not as shipped. The withdrawal method and request models exist in the schema, with minimum thresholds in settings, so the wallet architecture supports the idea. The consumer flow, the operator payout desk and the bank rails are advanced setup that Miracuves scopes as an add-on. We describe it as architecture that can support viewer cash-out, never as a live payout product. Paying creators who publish on your platform is different: that is the paid Creator Payout Compliance module.

Not through software. Defensibility in this category is catalog and habit. A viewer with coins in the wallet, titles in My List and a running check-in streak does not drift away casually, and a licensor renews wherever the reporting is credible. What the platform contributes is making both true inside the first month: the wallet is what brings the viewer back, and series and episode analytics hand the licensor numbers nobody assembled by hand. Owning the deployment adds the part that lasts longest - you hold the catalog relationship and the payment rail, rather than a platform’s.

The Miracuves white label micro drama app starts at $3,999 for a launch-ready deployment under your own brand, with the full source code handed over. Scope moves that figure: catalog size, which payment gateway you clear, ad network setup, and the storage and CDN tier your episode library needs. The Android and iOS builds are in the price, and we publish them to your own developer accounts; only Apple and Google approval is outside our control. Content licensing and production sit outside this price and are usually the larger line in year one.

Six working days is our part. The platform already exists, so Miracuves only rebrands it and deploys it to your server. Delays tend to come from your side: hosting access, brand assets, the episode files and catalog, plus a merchant account with the gateway you turn on.

Whatever a viewer, or a reviewer at an app store, can see. That covers the logo and color system in the console, the store build and the web app; the store listing copy, app name, icon and splash screen; the sender name and templates for transactional email; the names of coin packs and VIP plans; the legal pages, which point to your entity instead of ours; and the receipts issued by your payment gateway. In the same pass, the Miracuves credit is removed from the profile screens and the demo login. Package identifiers and bundle IDs inside the codebase move to your namespace ahead of the store build compile. The engineering underneath stays as it is - the analytics, the rewards ladder, the wallet ledger and the unlock logic - since that is what you are really buying.

Yes, all of it. That covers the Express API with its 46 core Mongoose models (growing to 66 when every Plus module is included), the operator console on Next.js 14, the consumer web application, and the seed catalog script, plus the Flutter store build for iOS and Android. Ownership comes with them, so you can modify, rebrand and extend the code with no license conditions, no per-seat fee and no revenue share to Miracuves.

Since 2010 Miracuves has served 6,000+ clients with 9,000+ delivered projects, plus a catalog of 90+ ready-made solutions. That is why your white label micro drama app can go live in six working days: the platform is already built, with a wallet holding two balances, a typed ledger and the unlock decision built on four inputs that vertical drama relies on. One API is shared by the console, the web app and the store app, and all three carry right-to-left layout. The documentation lists its own gaps, you own the complete source code, and no per-seat fee applies. Support spans product evolution for 12 months, priority bug fixes for 6 months and guidance for 60 days, and it is available Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00 IST, so the first reply comes in under 2 hours.

PayPlus hosted checkout leads, and it is the strongest choice for compliance, since the card is entered on the processor's side and no card number ever reaches your database. Stripe and Razorpay checkouts are priced and confirmed by the server before any coins are credited, with Flutterwave and Google Play switches beside them. Each runs on your own merchant account. Only store billing is still recorded on the app’s word, under daily caps, so store-receipt proof is the one payment item left in the hardening column.

On the store build, yes - AdMob with your own unit IDs, which is an integration step at deployment. On the web surface the ad unlock is a simulated timed preview rather than a live ad network, so it demonstrates the flow without earning anything. We say so plainly here because it is exactly the kind of thing that otherwise surprises a buyer in week two.

The usual sequence: a modest catalog, a free window running three to five episodes, and coin packs selling through one hosted gateway. Coins become collectible the moment the first locked episode goes live, normally within a day of publishing. VIP tends to follow once repeat viewing shows up, and rewarded ads follow the store build's publication and the opening of an ad account. None of the three is a build - all sit in the schema already, which makes switching them on a matter of configuration.

Vertical short-form drama is a format rather than anyone’s property, and the commerce patterns behind it - a free opening window, coin unlock, VIP tiers, a check-in streak - are used across the whole category. What you must own is the content. Every episode you publish needs a license you can produce or a production you commissioned, and no licensed catalog is attached: the seed script loads original demo titles only. Draft terms, a privacy policy and a creator agreement ship with placeholders for your entity, but finalising them and meeting the obligations of each market you serve, such as the IT Rules 2021 in India or GDPR for viewers in the EU, stay with you as the operator. Miracuves builds the software and does not provide legal advice, so confirm what applies to you with qualified counsel.

A dedicated VAPT reference maps the platform against the OWASP Top 10, and it is deliberately candid. Shipped controls: hosted checkout with no card data stored, card checkouts confirmed by the processor, an origin allow-list, server secrets kept out of the public settings, staff roles enforced on the admin API, magic-byte upload inspection, a server-enforced view-only demo operator, proxy rules hiding sensitive paths, and native screenshot restriction. The same document prints what is still open: password hashing uses reversible encryption rather than a slow hash, there is no shared HTTP rate limiter, the Stripe and Razorpay secret keys stay in public settings until the hide switch goes on after your store release, and store purchases are recorded on the app’s word under daily caps. The creator and dubbing modules add surface whose test cases have not been run yet, and none of this is a SOC 2 or PCI certification. Miracuves closes the open items with you at deployment.