Use @RevenueCat . I promise you, all other paths end in tears. It's very, very rough
your platform is awesome! I almost gave up on my latest side project (@inspiral_app) while implementing in-app payments. Your Flutter plugin saved the day and helped me release on both app stores simultaneously.
This is now my second live app using @RevenueCat. I highly recommend it even just for simple IAPs. Makes the logic so much simpler. Can’t wait to ship HomeRun 2 with it.
If you do anything with in-app purchases, you have to try @RevenueCat. They made Swift purchase APIs the way Apple should have done it long ago. It’s so nice.
revenuecat.com
Thanks to @davedelong for the tip.
It took me only 3 hrs for renewable subscriptions, including implementation and designing of paywall. @RevenueCat is a blessing 👍
In-app subscriptions are hard. Proper receipt validation and cancellation with Apple & Google is a PITA full of edge cases. No, not the bread.
We replaced 37,000 lines of code with ~1K lines (BE&FE) of @RevenueCat integration. I'm not a part-time subscription engineer anymore.
Implemented @RevenueCat’s SDK in a few minutes, as easy as pie 👍
📣 Big shoutout to @revenuecat not only for making the implementation of subscriptions reasonable, but also for providing a dashboard that is showing me how (well 😍!) GlanceCam Pro has been welcomed in the first few hours…
is so great, just checked the documentation.
- Effortless IAP, no more server-side validation
- Seamless receipt handling
- Great guidance on testing and error handling
- Indie developer friendly pricing
(Their website is also well done!)
docs.revenuecat.com/docs/welcome
I couldn’t have made YarnBuddy without @RevenueCat. I can’t even begin to understand all the backend mumbo jumbo that would be needed to implement subscriptions on my own. RevenueCat makes it easy as pie. 🥧
Just need to give @RevenueCat a shoutout, their support is top-notch. Especially when it comes to tricky StoreKit bugs.
you made my day @RevenueCat ... IT WORKS !!! I was able to make my first sandboxed transaction in less than 24h of starting IAP integration ...
That's awesome :D
Looking at @RevenueCat dashboard and seeing the trial starts and conversions to paid in real time has a strange and welcome motivation effect on me: it makes me think and do more to make them appear more frequently.
It’s proven that in app purchases can generate better conversions than upfront purchases. You can of course use storeKit and implement everything by your own.But I would highly recommend to take a closer look at @RevenueCat really like their dashboard and SDK
The best code is deleted code. 320 lines of locally validated StoreKit spaghetti to 80 lines of lightweight glue. Thanks @RevenueCat
This is my first app with @RevenueCat! It only has non-consumable IAP, but RC helps a ton with that too. I did try subscriptions but decided they weren’t the thing to do for this app.
Love @RevenueCat for the comprehensive documentation & quick responses to support on chat. Such a thorough product experience. Really goes on to highlight how much Apple/Google are lacking in dev experience around subscriptions which is their main revenue stream on the stores
I've built StoreKit integrations countless times. I've got it down to less than a week to implement at this point.
Tonight I decided to give @RevenueCat a try.
THREE. HOURS.
Done.
We launched a new update of our app, and we added a tip jar. We used @RevenueCat for handling the payment, and on 15 mins it was all up and running. It is really beautiful! It’s a shame I haven’t used it before
@jeiting
I just reached 1,111 active subscribers!!!
Thank you @jeiting & Everyone @RevenueCat!!❤️ It’s because of you that I’ve been able to easily add subscriptions to all my apps!
Frank, my cat, is especially happy because he thinks that means I have more money to spend on him. 😻💰
Super excited about progress of the in app purchase UI and code in @fruitjuiceapp for iOS over the last couple of days. @RevenueCat making the coding side MUCH easier.
RevenueCat has the most concise technical documentation I've seen in a long while. I'm not much for reading the docs, but I find myself reading it front-to-back.
I absolutely love @RevenueCat and I use it in each of my apps since I discovered it! 🙌
I feel like I’m missing something, I keep combing through the docs because it was so simple to setup subs with @RevenueCat that I feel like I did it wrong
Busy converting an old paid app to subscription. Turns out it’s real easy especially with @RevenueCat . Might even finish this weekend (LOL). Developers make the best estimates.
revenuecat.com/blog/convertin…
Even if I’m not using subscriptions in @NetSnips, starting from version 3.7, I’m using @RevenueCat for IAPs. Deleting all my custom in-app purchase validation code was very relieving. And I could finally enable Bitcode. 😌
The good folks at @RevenueCat added a great SwiftUI sample project, and this is the cherry on top. They make it so easy to get paid for your hard work; don’t underestimate your worth nor your app’s, let users compensate you easily and you’ll probably be surprised (I was!)
I had a chance to dig into @RevenueCat's API and open source projects a bit this past week. Really impressive service, I think anybody who looks at it would have to either use it or commit to the massive engineering task of mimicking it.
Huge thanks to @jeiting at @RevenueCat for opening up advanced features to those of us still in the startup phase. Chart data is even retroactive! #dev