White Label App Development for 500+ App Ideas
Sell My Code is a white label app development company and curated marketplace. Buy white label mobile apps with full source code, rebrand them as your own, and launch on the App Store and Google Play in days — not the 6–12 months a from-scratch build takes. Every listing is code-reviewed by our engineering team and ships with documentation, a white-label licence, and post-sale support.
- Code-reviewed kits
- Full source code
- Launch in 5–10 days
White Label Apps for Sale
Code-reviewed white label kits — rebrand and launch under your own name
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Seera Clone — Buy Seera White Label App (Arabic Micro Drama)
Launch your Arabic micro drama app in 7–10 working days
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PineDrama Clone — Buy White Label Vertical Drama App
Launch your own PineDrama app in 7–10 working days
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MoboReels Clone — White Label MoboReels App For Full-Launch Operators
A premium White Label MoboReels App build for operators committing to full-launch deployment — not just a clone…
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Adam4Adam Clone — White Label Gay Dating + Hookup App Development
A White Label Adam4Adam App built around the operator realities of gay dating platforms — anonymous-friendly profiles, geo-IP…
Gold Standard Marketplace Clone — Certifier-Operated Retail Marketplace with SDG Impact Verification
A Gold Standard Marketplace Clone built around the certifier-operated retail architecture that makes marketplace.goldstandard.org structurally different from Verra-style…
White Label Carbon Credit Marketplace — Regulated-Grade Platform with Source Code
A White Label Carbon Credit Marketplace built to pass regulatory scrutiny — Verra VCS, Gold Standard, ACR, CAR,…
Vinted Clone — The Fee Inversion That Built a €5B Marketplace, And How To Replicate It
A White Label Vinted Clone built around the design decisions that grew Vinted from a Lithuanian closet-sale app…
Poppo Live Clone — When To Choose Poppo Over BIGO For Your Live Streaming Launch
A White Label Poppo Live clone built for operators targeting emerging markets where voice-room live streaming converts better…
BIGO LIVE Clone — Launch Your Live Streaming Empire in 15 Days for $8,999
A production-grade BIGO Live clone app development deployed in 15 days for $8,999. Multi-host live streaming (up to…
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PeekShort Clone — Turkish Drama App Development With Multilingual Distribution
A PeekShort clone designed for the actual market that built PeekShort — Turkish drama distribution into MENA (the…
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Frequently asked questions
What is a white label app?
A white label app is a fully built, market-tested application sold without branding so a buyer can apply their own logo, name, and identity and launch it as their own product. On Sell My Code, every white label app also includes the full source code — you own and control the product outright, rather than renting it.
How much does white label app development cost?
Most white label mobile apps on our marketplace cost between $5,000 and $20,000 as a one-time purchase, depending on the platform's complexity. That compares to $50,000–$250,000+ for equivalent custom development. There are no recurring platform fees — the price on the listing is the price you pay.
How long does it take to launch a white label mobile app?
Typically 5–10 days from purchase: brand assets in, rebranding applied, backend deployed to your server, and apps submitted to your App Store and Google Play accounts. Complex platforms or heavy customisation can extend that to 30 days — each listing shows its delivery timeline.
Do I own the source code when I buy a white label app?
Yes. Every purchase includes the full, unencrypted source code for the mobile apps, backend, and admin panel. It runs on your servers, under your accounts. This is a key difference from SaaS-style white label products, where you rent access and lose everything if you stop paying.
Can I publish a white label app under my own brand on the App Store and Google Play?
Yes — that is the point of the white-label licence. The apps are published from your own developer accounts, under your brand name, with your listings. Your customers never see the original vendor. Our team handles store submission as part of the standard handover.
What is the difference between a white label app and a clone app?
They overlap heavily. A clone app replicates the feature set of a proven product (an "Uber clone" or "Netflix clone"); a white label app is any pre-built product licensed for rebranding. Most listings on Sell My Code are both: clone-style platforms sold with a white-label licence and full source code.
Can white label apps be customised beyond branding?
Yes. Because you own the source code, there is no customisation ceiling — your developers can add features, change flows, or integrate any third-party service. If you don't have an in-house team, our engineers offer paid customisation with a fixed-bid quote within 48 hours.
Which industries do you offer white label apps for?
Over 90 verticals, including taxi and mobility, food and grocery delivery, real estate, fintech and crypto, healthcare and telemedicine, dating, fitness, education, OTT streaming, on-demand services, and emerging niches like vertical drama and carbon credit marketplaces. Browse the industry pages on this page or request a category we don't cover yet.
Is buying a white label app better than custom app development?
For validating a market, launching fast, or delivering agency client work, usually yes: you get a proven product for 5–10% of the custom-build cost, weeks instead of months. Custom development makes sense when your core differentiator is functionality no existing platform has. Many buyers do both — launch white label, then customise the code as revenue grows.
What support do I get after buying a white label mobile app?
Every clone kit includes a stated support window (shown on the listing) covering bug fixes and launch assistance, plus documentation and deployment guides. Beyond that, ongoing maintenance and new-feature development are available as paid services from the same engineering team that reviewed the code.