PROCHEAT SINCE 2015

Apple Developer certificate for iOS

A personal certificate for your iPhone or iPad, tied to the device UDID.

Install any IPA — tweaked apps, emulators, game software — with no jailbreak and no fuss with someone else Apple ID.

ESign Scarlet Feather Sideloadly p12 mobileprovision iPhone iPad no jailbreak

Pick a plan How it works

Plans

Buy an Apple Developer certificate

The certificate is issued with no time limit. What a plan sets is not how long the signature lives, but how long we replace it for free if Apple revokes it early.

Basic

7-day warranty

10 $

The same signature, a shorter replacement window.

The certificate itself stays with you for good
Free replacement within a week of purchase
Tied to one UDID, unlimited apps

Buy for 10 $

180-day warranty

22 $

Half a year of replacements, however many times it takes.

The certificate itself stays with you for good
Replacement on request for 180 days
The number of replacements is not capped
Tied to one UDID, unlimited apps

Buy for 22 $

Payment goes through Digiseller, the available methods are shown on the payment page. Delivery right after the payment: pick a plan, then send us the UDID of the device.

Basics

What an Apple Developer certificate is

A certificate is the digital signature an app carries before it can be installed on a device. Apps from the App Store are signed by Apple itself, so the system has no questions about them. Everything else arrives as an IPA file, and without a signature iOS simply will not open it: the icon appears, and on launch you get an error about an untrusted developer.

A personal certificate removes that barrier. We issue a signature tied to your device by UDID, you install the profile, and after that you sign any IPA yourself: in ESign, in Scarlet, or through Sideloadly from a computer. No jailbreak is needed, the phone warranty stays intact, and the App Store keeps working as before.

Order

How it works

PaymentPick a plan and pay on the Digiseller page.
UDIDSend us the device identifier. You can find it in a minute through any online UDID lookup service, or through Finder on a Mac.
BindingWe tie the certificate to your UDID and hand over the files with a short guide.
InstallYou add the profile in settings, sign the IPA you need and use it.

From payment to a working app it usually takes under half an hour. If something refuses to install, support is in touch and sees the setup through.

Use cases

What you can install with the certificate

The signature does not care what exactly you are installing. Anything packaged as an IPA goes through it.

Tweaked apps

Regular apps with ads switched off, video downloads and settings the store version does not have.

Game software for iOS

Cheats and helper builds for iPhone that will never show up in the App Store.

Emulators

Consoles and handhelds from the old days, with your own ROM library.

Apps pulled from the store

Programs removed from the Russian App Store or unavailable in your region.

Custom builds

Beta versions and internal builds a developer sent you directly.

Anything in IPA

If the file opens in ESign or Sideloadly, the certificate will sign it.

Comparison

A personal certificate versus a free signature

You can sign an IPA for free with your own Apple ID through AltStore or Sideloadly. The method works, with caveats.

Parameter	Free, your Apple ID	Personal certificate
Validity	7 days, then re-sign	Unlimited, the certificate stays yours
If Apple revokes it	You redo everything yourself	We replace it under the 7- or 180-day warranty
Number of apps	Up to three at a time	Not limited
Computer needed	Almost always	Once, and not even that with ESign
Your Apple ID	Used for signing	Not involved
Price	Free, paid for in time	From 10 $ once

Honestly

Why certificates get revoked

A revocation is a decision Apple makes about a specific developer account, not a fault on our side. When too many devices sit on one signature, or complaints reach the company, the account is closed as a whole. Every app signed with it stops opening until you get a replacement.

We only work with closed certificates that cap the number of devices: the fewer people share a signature, the less often it gets revoked. The remaining risk is covered by the warranty. If the signature does get pulled, you message support and receive a new file in place of the old one.

Requirements

What you need for the install

Any iPhone or iPad on current versions of iOS and iPadOS will do. No jailbreak, no unlocking, and your Apple ID stays yours. A computer is needed once, and only if you decide to sign the IPA through Sideloadly: in ESign and Scarlet everything happens on the phone.

Stuck at some step? The knowledge base collects the errors people hit most often, and support answers the rest.

FAQ

Questions and answers

Is the certificate issued forever?

The signature itself has no expiry date. What the plan limits is the free replacement window: one week on the basic plan, six months on the extended one.

What is a UDID and why do you need it?

A UDID is the unique number of one specific device, something like a passport for an iPhone. The certificate is tied to it, so the signature works on your phone and does not travel to strangers.

Why pay when free signing exists?

A free signature has to be renewed every seven days, and you cannot keep more than three apps on it. A paid one lives for months, there is no app limit, and you do not need a computer nearby.

My certificate got revoked. What now?

Message support and get a replacement while your plan is still valid. You do not have to reinstall the apps, just sign them again with the new certificate.

Can I use it on two devices?

One certificate is tied to one UDID. A second phone or tablet needs a separate purchase.

Will my Apple ID get banned?

No, your Apple ID is not part of this at all. Apps are signed by a third-party developer account, and you simply trust the profile in settings.

What do I sign IPA files with?

On the phone itself ESign, Scarlet or Feather are the easiest. From a computer, Sideloadly works, as does any tool that accepts p12 and mobileprovision files.

The app still refuses to open. What is wrong?

Usually the profile is not trusted yet: confirm it in settings, under device management. If that does not help, write to us and we will sort it out together.

Buy an Apple Developer certificate

Pick a plan, send the UDID and install any IPA on your iPhone. If anything goes sideways after the payment, support sees the install through.

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