
A paywall has appeared in Mini Apps Builder — now access to the app itself can be made paid, just like in the App Store or Google Play. The feature is available for custom apps.
You choose how to charge for access:

Payment goes through any payment method you already connected in the settings. Until the app is paid for, the customer sees a screen offering to pay and cannot get inside — just like private apps work now. In the customer profile, there is a link to manage the subscription so they can cancel it themselves without contacting you.
Now you can specify which screen opens when the app launches. We started with the “Cafes, restaurants, delivery” apps: if the venue business profile is enabled, you choose what the guest sees first — the profile with description, photos, and address, or the catalog right away.
Now you can add more than one image to a single post.
This release also fixes some bugs and improves service stability.
Available on any plan.