App Cloner Premium & Add-ons

Review by eFreeware

If you already use App Cloner and want to pay for its premium tier or extra modules, this is the companion app AppListo publishes for exactly that purpose. Nothing here clones anything.

That framing matters, because the app sits in the Libraries & Demo category rather than among utility tools, and it carries a 1.9 average from 26,800 ratings. I read that gap as a mismatch in expectations rather than a verdict on the purchase flow itself. People who install it hoping for a cloning tool find a checkout, and the rating reflects that disappointment more than anything the app promises to do.

So the audience is narrow and specific: someone who has already decided to spend money inside the App Cloner ecosystem and needs the official route to do it. If that is you, the app is free to download, shows no ads, and its whole job is the transaction.

A checkout, not a cloning tool

The single most important thing to understand before installing is what this app does not do. It does not clone apps, and the developer says so plainly. Cloning lives in the main App Cloner app, and anyone who needs it is pointed to the official App Cloner home page.

What you get here is the purchasing side of that ecosystem. Subscriptions, add-ons, packages and extensions are all part of the paid side of the ecosystem. For someone already committed to App Cloner, that separation is tidy: you install this once, make your purchases, and go back to the app that does the actual work.

I would treat it as an accessory rather than a standalone download. It is best treated as something to open when you intend to buy something.

What the purchase covers

It covers four categories of paid content: a premium subscription, add-ons, packages and extensions. The sensible approach is to treat this app as the storefront where those details appear at the point of purchase.

The app itself is free to download, carries no advertising, and offers in-app purchases. That combination is common for a companion of this type: the download costs nothing, and the money changes hands inside. The developer also provides a support address, [email protected], which is a reasonable thing to have on hand.

More than 10 million installs tell you the App Cloner ecosystem has a large audience even if this particular companion has collected a low average score. It was released in November 2018 and updated in August 2026.

Where this fits against the alternatives

Most people who want to run two copies of an app on one phone are looking for a cloning utility, and this is not one. A dedicated cloning tool, or the main App Cloner app itself, is the thing that does that work.

If you want one place to track every recurring payment on your phone, a billing or subscription-tracking app is built for that, and this one is not.

The realistic comparison is with buying inside the main app. Some products fold purchases into the app you already use. Whether that suits you depends on how often you expect to buy add-ons.

A companion for committed App Cloner users

For committed App Cloner users, this is the official route to those purchases, and it costs nothing to download.

If you arrived here expecting an app that clones things, this is not it, and the low average rating suggests plenty of people made that mistake before you. Check the facts before installing and the decision takes about ten seconds.

For everyone else, there is little to gain. The app is a purchase hub with a support contact. Existing users who are: install it, buy what you need, and keep the support address handy.