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# Other Features

### **Does Bravo support smart animate or additional gestures from Figma prototyping?**

Unfortunately, the Figma API doesn't provide all the prototyping properties, when they do we will be able to add it to Bravo. Having said that, you can implement some of these features using [Bravo Tags](https://www.notion.so/Bravo-Tags-Master-List-145bec845f0b4afaa9e3bb8321b218a8) (ex: slide menu). If you have a specific animation or gesture in mind, send us a [feature request](https://community.bravostudio.app/c/feature-requests/).

### **Can I add Google Admob or monetization feature to my app?**

Currently, Bravo doesn't support Google Admob or in-app paid features. You can add a [web view Bravo Tag](/bravo-tags/components/component-webview.md) or an image + open URL Bravo Tag to create your own "ad space" in your app, as a manual process rather than through Google.

### **Can I add e-commerce to my app?**

You can create e-commerce apps to sell physical products using our [payment with Stripe](/integrations/payment-with-stripe.md) feature. In-app payments to sell digital products and subscriptions is currently not supported.&#x20;

### **Can I charge for my app in the app stores?**

Yes, you can set a price for the apps created with Bravo both when you publish it in the App Store and Google Play.<br>

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