You may be wondering how in the world you can create apps, and ultimately sell apps, if you can’t even code. But, the truth is, you can. There are two ways to deal with not being able to code. You can find apps with reseller rights, or you can hire a coder to create an app for you. Both are good choices, and depend on the availability of reseller rights as well as how you want to sell the app and your budget.

Reseller Apps

A reseller app (sometimes also called a white label or private label app) means that, at least as far as the particular license covers, you can sell the app as your own. There is some advice you should follow when embarking on using reseller or PLR apps.

* Check the Licenses – Each creator crafts different licenses. Because of this, be sure to check the license before purchasing so that you can be assured that you’re allowed to do with the app what you need to do with the app for your audience.

* Find Reputable Dealers – It’s very important to check the reputation of any dealer in private label rights or resell rights applications. You don’t want to purchase apps from just anyone who might have stolen the work of someone else.

* Determine If Support Is Available – If you aren’t a coder, it can prove problematic to provide customer service to your audience. Therefore, you need to know if the creators will support your customers or if you need to pay for support for your customers.

* Is It in Your Budget? – What is the cost to be able to be part of their reseller program and can you afford it? How many sells will you need to make to break even? Can you tell how much other resellers are selling the apps for and how they’re doing?

Answering these questions for yourself will help you be more successful as an app PLR seller, because there is more to it than just getting the app. The app must work as described, look professional, and be affordable enough that you can return a profit easily.

Hiring a Coder

Another way to get an app made without being able to code is to hire a coder. You can find coders relatively simply and the cost may be a lot less than you think when it comes to having simple apps made for you to sell to your audience. Here are some things you want to know before proceeding.

* Experience Level – How long has the coder been working and what type of certification do they have? Some coders offer simple coding and others more complex services, including getting your app listed on iTunes.

* References – Of the people who’ve hired the coder, how many have given positive responses and feedback? Who will give the coder a good reference and is the reference someone you can verify as real?

* Iron-Clad Contract – Be sure to craft a contract that spells out that the coder has no rights to the finished product and cannot ever claim rights over it. You may also want a non-disclosure clause or other elements in the contract that help you to ensure your rights with the app.

* Is It in Your Budget? – This is based on how many apps you believe you can sell at a particular price to become profitable.

There is another option, which is to use an app builder such as BuildFire.com, Como.com, Appsbar.com and others. These are good options too. You can build the app and then sell it to your audience. As normal, check the terms of service to find out what you’re allowed to do with the app you create. Also test out the app to ensure that it works as expected.

As you see, anyone can create an app if they want to – even if they can’t code.