Facebook Clone

It includes a member web panel, an admin panel and Flutter apps for Android and iOS. Members get profiles, a news feed, friends, messaging, groups, pages and events. Reels, live streaming, a marketplace, jobs, offers, courses and a wallet are in the feature set. You receive the complete source code with no encryption, so your own developers can extend it freely.

The ready-made platform is $3,699 one-time. Rebranding and deployment take 6 working days. Tailored changes such as new modules, extra gateways or design work run 2 to 8 weeks depending on scope, and are confirmed in writing before they start. Branding, source code and deployment are all covered by the base price.

Through paid posts, subscriber-only content, recurring subscription plans with free trials, paid chat and calls, live tips and donations. Pages, groups and events can also sell products. The admin sets maximum prices, fees and VAT, and can turn individual monetization features on or off.

No. This platform is not connected to, sponsored by or endorsed by Facebook. The name describes the category of software. The product contains no code, design, graphics or content from the Facebook website or apps, and you launch it under your own brand.

The platform supports Stripe, PayPal including recurring payments and payouts, Flutterwave, NyFatoorah, Epayco, Verotel and Cashfree. You connect them with your own merchant accounts. If you need a gateway that is not on that list, we can scope an integration with you.

The web and admin panels use PHP with Bootstrap, NodeJS, MySQL and MongoDB. The Android and iOS apps are Flutter. Third-party services include Google Maps, Twilio, Firebase and a translation API. Video uses FFmpeg for resolutions and the Plyr player, and storage can use DigitalOcean Spaces or Yandex Cloud.

Yes. App publishing support is part of the package: we publish the apps to both stores on your developer accounts and see them through approval. You provide the accounts, and store review timing is outside our control. Both the Android and iOS apps are Flutter builds, so the same screens and logic serve each store.

Yes. The admin panel covers user management, content moderation, post and user approval, and responses to user reports. Admins can also require verification before members publish or monetize. Chat can be restricted by privacy setting, or the chat module can be disabled entirely.

Yes. Rebranding with your logo, icons and colors is included, and you get the complete source code with no encryption. Admins can switch modules on or off, and developers can change or add features directly. Larger tailored work is something we set up with you, with scope confirmed at kickoff.

The price includes 60 days of technical bug support and 1 year of free updates. First response comes within 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST. Support covers the platform we delivered, not code that your team writes afterward, though we will review an approach if you ask.

In many markets yes, but the rules depend on where you operate and what you allow. You are responsible for terms of service, privacy policy, age rules, consumer protection, tax and any content restrictions. If you enable adult content mode, you carry the compliance duty in your market. We provide tooling and cannot give legal advice, so consult local counsel.

You do. The platform is installed on servers you provide, with MySQL and MongoDB databases under your control, and you receive full source code. Members keep rights to what they publish under the terms you write. Because you hold the data, you also carry the duty to protect it, back it up and respond to requests under privacy law.

A migration is tailored work we set up, with scope confirmed once we see your data. Users, groups, posts and media can usually be mapped into the database, and the admin panel can export users to CSV for checking. Plan how members will confirm accounts and passwords after the move, and consider a short overlap period so nobody feels dropped.

Object storage is the usual choice for media at volume. The platform supports DigitalOcean Spaces through S3 compatibility and Yandex Cloud Storage, and FFmpeg creates video resolutions for playback with the Plyr player. Media is typically the largest recurring cost, so size your storage and bandwidth plan before you invite many creators to upload video.

Yes. The platform detects the visitor language automatically, and admins can disable that behavior. Widgets can be shown by language, and a language filter exists on content areas. Translating the interface into a new language is content work you or we can do, and real-time translation in calls is available too.

Yes. The admin panel manages ad campaigns and targeting, and pages let local businesses publish and sell products organically. Many operators start by selling a few direct placements to nearby advertisers while the network is small. Define ad rules and review steps before the first campaign runs so quality stays consistent.

Yes. Advanced features such as AR filters, AI recommendations, cryptocurrency, virtual reality and real-time call translation are available, with scope confirmed with us. Gateway and service accounts, hosting, object storage, SMS and map usage are your costs. An audience is not included either, so plan how you will recruit the first community.

The platform is built for real deployments and the architecture can be scaled with stronger servers, separate databases and object storage for media. We do not publish member-count promises. Load behavior depends on your traffic pattern, video use and server sizing, so test with realistic usage and plan capacity with your hosting provider before a big launch.

Not in the sense of matching the original at its scale. The original combines many products and a very large operating organization. A ready-made clone gives you the core surfaces working under your brand, which is a sound base for a focused community. Plan around a subset, add modules in stages, and judge the product by whether your members stay.

Yes, and it is the approach we recommend. Pick one group with a reason to gather, such as alumni, a guild or a neighborhood. Switch on only the modules that group needs, and keep the rest for later. A narrow network with active members is easier to moderate and more valuable than a general one that feels empty.

The sources describe complete, unencrypted source code and an agency white-label use case, but they do not spell out resale terms for this product. Ask for the license terms in writing before you plan on reselling. Deploying the platform under several client brands is a common pattern that should be confirmed explicitly.

The published sources do not describe a standard confidentiality process. Some published pages show client work with names withheld under NDA, which suggests confidentiality is practiced. If your plan is sensitive, request a non-disclosure agreement in writing before sharing specifics, and keep early discussions focused on scope.

The documented option is AI recommendations, which we set up and which suggest groups, pages, events and friends from activity. Broader claims about AI-curated feeds are tailored work, so confirm scope with us. If you want automated moderation or content classification, ask for it specifically, since it is a different integration with its own costs.

A sensible first launch covers profiles, a feed, friend connections, groups, events and messaging, with the admin panel for approvals and moderation. Leave the marketplace, paid chat, reels and ads until members ask for them. Because modules can be switched on or off, you can grow the product without rebuilding it.

Expect hosting and database costs, media storage and bandwidth, payment gateway fees, messaging and map services, store developer accounts and moderation staff. The package price covers software and deployment, while support and updates are included for set periods. Budget these running costs separately and revisit them as the network grows.

The web and admin sides use PHP with Bootstrap, Node.js and MySQL and MongoDB, and the mobile apps are built in Flutter. It relies on third-party services such as maps, messaging, Firebase and translation. Confirm the exact stack, hosting needs and service accounts during the demo so your team can plan the setup.

Yes. Creators can lock posts behind payment or subscription, charge for chat and calls, receive tips in live posts and sell products in pages, groups and events. The operator controls fees, maximum prices and VAT. Payout and tax arrangements for creators are decisions you make with your processor and an adviser.

The platform includes verification gates and an adult content mode, but compliance is the operator responsibility. Rules differ by country and by payment processor, and some gateways restrict adult content. Take local legal advice, write clear content rules, and confirm your processor allows what you intend before you promote paid features.