Create a men's fashion app
Men's fashion app: your style videos, reserved for your subscribers
Viewers watch your outfit breakdowns and style lessons in an app that carries your name, join in one tap and hear from you the moment a video is out.
Turn your men's style channel into a native app for iPhone and Android, no code needed: a video library by theme, free episodes and subscriber episodes, payment through Apple and Google, and an alert for every release.
Free 30-day trial - No credit card required

A video library sorted by theme
Suits, casual, shoes, grooming: each theme gets its section
Upload your videos to the app's CMS and group them by theme: the tailored suit, the capsule wardrobe, shoe care, the grooming routine. Video by video, you mark what stays free and what goes behind the subscription. One open episode per theme shows newcomers what the rest is worth.

Joining takes one tap
The store already holds the viewer's card
Your viewers confirm the subscription in the iPhone or Android app, and Apple or Google handles the payment: nothing to type. Offer a monthly price, a yearly one or both, set per store, with a trial if you like. In the browser version, a button points to the app download; once subscribed, viewers can also watch on a laptop. Everyone who pays sees the same catalog.

Every new video lands on their phone
An automatic alert when you publish, a scheduled one for Sunday's episode
Put a video online and a notification leaves on its own, carrying its title and a label you pick, for instance “New lesson:”. For the weekly episode, schedule the alert for a set hour in each viewer's time zone. Speak to non-paying viewers about the trial and to subscribers about the next series with two different messages: targeting follows subscription status.

Your videos hosted in the app
Bandwidth is not billed; storage depends on your plan
Videos uploaded to the CMS use the storage of your plan, which grows from Premium to Pro. Streaming them adds nothing to your bill, because bandwidth is not charged. A YouTube channel can feed one section of the app, but that section stays public: paid episodes are uploaded to the CMS.

Your app, a channel membership on a video platform, or a paid community?
Three ways to charge for style videos, compared point by point.
| Your app with GoodBarber | Channel membership on a video platform | Paid community platform | |
|---|---|---|---|
| An app under your brand, in both app stores | native iOS and Android | no, the channel lives on the platform | depending on the service |
| How subscribers learn a video is out | a push on their phone | the platform's own alerts and recommendations | email or alert, depending on the service |
| Where the money is collected | inside the app, by Apple or Google | on the platform | on the web, depending on the service |
| Commission | none taken by GoodBarber; the store fee applies | a cut of each membership, depending on the platform | depending on the service |
| Price of the tool | one fixed plan, monthly or yearly | depending on the platform | subscription or percentage |
From your channel to your app: three steps
What you set up before opening subscriptions.
Your themes
One video section per theme; ten or more videos or articles reserved.Your prices
Monthly, yearly or both, decided store by store, with an optional trial.Your release rhythm
An automatic alert rule for each section, plus a scheduled push for the weekly episode.
Besides the videos
Articles with your videos
Pieces worn, sizes and alternatives, written under each video.
Bookmarks
Viewers save a lesson to rewatch it before a wedding or an interview.
A welcome tour
App Walkthrough shows your themes and your offer on first launch.
An offer page that looks like you
Your subscription presented with the same design as the rest of the app.
Keeping track of subscribers
See who pays, and give free access to a guest or a partner.
A browser version
Free episodes also play on the web.
What AI adds to your channel
Three uses, and what each one costs.
To size
A shirt size finder
Ask the AI Extension Builder for a shirt-size finder based on neck and sleeve measurements: the section is generated from your description and fits the design of the app.
Free
To answer
Style questions, answered from your write-ups
“Brown shoes with a navy suit?” The Chatbot replies from the articles under your videos, since it does not watch videos, in the viewer's language.
29€/month
To run
Sunday's episode scheduled from Claude
Claude or ChatGPT, linked by the MCP server, can post your video notes and plan the push; each step needs your approval.
Included
Pioneers of no-code
15 years of experience building native apps for businesses and content publishers. And the numbers to prove it.
25 000+
Daily downloads for apps built with GoodBarber*
30 000+
Clients have brought their app projects to life with GoodBarber
2011
The year GoodBarber was born: no-code, before anyone else
* Source: internal download tracking, App Store and Google Play, April 2026.
Extension Store
The extensions of a paid style channel: Memberships (optional with Premium, part of Pro), CMS videos, automatic push, bookmarks.
How much does a men's style video app cost?
Subscriptions are sold in the native apps: start from Premium and add Memberships, or go straight to Pro, which contains it. Hosting, bandwidth, alerts and updates come with the plan.
| Premium · iPhone and Android apps, plus web | 55€ /month, billed yearly |
| Memberships, added to Premium | 49€ /month |
| Pro · with Memberships | 105€ /month, billed yearly |
No share for GoodBarber on what subscribers pay. The stores keep theirs: 15% for most apps. Each store bills its developer account.
Men's fashion app: frequently asked questions
Can I sell a men's clothing subscription box in this app?
No: what the app sells is access to videos and articles, never a physical product. A clothing box or a shop needs GoodBarber's eCommerce app, with a catalog, variants and checkout.
Can subscribers download the videos?
No: videos are watched online, with a connection.
Can videos from a YouTube channel be reserved for subscribers?
No: a YouTube section is always public. Put the episodes you want to reserve in the app's CMS, and keep YouTube for the free ones.
Can I offer two tiers, such as standard and VIP?
No, every subscriber sees exactly the same catalog. What you can vary is the length, monthly or yearly, each priced per store.
Can new viewers try before paying?
Yes: attach a free trial to the subscription, and choose which episodes stay open to everyone.
GoodBarber turns your men's style videos into an app with paid subscriptions on iPhone and Android
Video library by theme, free and reserved episodes, monthly or yearly plans, trial, an alert with every release, bandwidth not billed.
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