LimeShorts Clone — White Label LimeShorts App

Short vertical drama is the fastest-moving format in mobile entertainment. ReelShort and DramaBox turned 90-second cliffhangers into apps that gross hundreds of millions a year, and the wave is only now hitting India and the wider South-Asian market at full force. If you want to launch into that gap without spending a year building, the LimeShorts Clone is the shortest route to a live product.

This is a white label LimeShorts app: a complete, production-ready vertical drama platform you rebrand as your own. You get native Android and iOS apps, a web player, and the admin panel that runs all of it — the same stack behind our live demo, Reelxia, which is on the Google Play Store right now with real Hindi and English micro-dramas.

See the LimeShorts Clone running before you buy

Reelxia is not a mockup. It is the LimeShorts Clone deployed and populated so you can feel how it behaves: a full-screen For You feed, one-to-two minute episodes, series that run past a hundred episodes, and the swipe-tap-unlock loop that keeps viewers paying. Install the Reelxia app on Google Play or open reelxia.app and you are looking at exactly what your white label LimeShorts app will ship with — your brand, your catalogue, your prices.

What your viewers get

The whole app is built around the vertical-video habit people already have. A new user picks a few genres on the interest screen, lands on a personalized For You feed, and starts watching immediately — romance, CEO and contract-marriage arcs, period drama and thriller, the tropes this audience opens the app for. The player carries the familiar right-hand rail: like, save, share, sound, subtitles, and a jump-to-episode grid for series that stretch past 126 episodes. English and Hindi are both there out of the box, and adding more languages is a catalogue job, not a code job.

How it makes money

Monetization is baked in on day one. Early episodes are free to hook the viewer; after that they spend coins to unlock the next episode, top up their wallet when they run out, or take the monthly subscription — the demo runs it at $2.99 for HD, ad-free, unlimited viewing. A daily-reward check-in brings them back every day, and rewarded actions hand out coins to keep free users engaged until they convert. Coins, subscriptions, top-ups and rewards are all controlled from the admin, so you tune the economics without touching code.

Run the whole business from one admin

The super-admin panel is where you actually operate: upload series and episodes, set which are free and which cost coins, price coin packs and the subscription, schedule daily rewards and promotions, moderate and manage users, and read live numbers on views, revenue and retention. Once your catalogue is in, the day-to-day needs no developer.

What’s included

The LimeShorts Clone ships complete: a native Android app, a native iOS app, a web player, and the admin panel, with full source code handed over. Payments, the coin engine, subscriptions, HLS streaming and the reward system are already wired in. No revenue share, no per-user fees — buy it once and it is yours to run, modify and resell.

Price and timeline

The white label LimeShorts app is $15,400 as a done-for-you package: branded, deployed, and ready on both stores, with free deployment and three months of free support. Prefer to run it in-house? The full source code is $999 for teams who will brand and launch it themselves. Because the product already exists and is proven on the Play Store, delivery is about seven working days — not the nine-to-eighteen months a build from scratch would cost.

Who launches a LimeShorts Clone

It fits founders entering the Indian and South-Asian short-drama market, content owners sitting on a library of short scripted episodes, and agencies that want a white label LimeShorts app to rebrand per client. Come with a full catalogue or a single hit series — either way the LimeShorts Clone puts a working vertical drama app in front of viewers in about a week.