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How do you have 4 packages in a paywall?

  • March 16, 2026
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I read a previous reply what was closed for comments that suggested a Package list but there is no such component.

The template picks up my monthly and yearly packages, but I have two lifetime packages that I’d also like to display. Is there a way to have a show all packages button? Or is there some other approach?

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Tarek
RevenueCat Staff
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  • RevenueCat Staff
  • March 17, 2026

Hey Todd,

 

Tarek from RevenueCat here, happy to assist you!

 

The reason your monthly and yearly packages are being picked up automatically is that they use RevenueCat's default package identifiers ($rc_monthly and $rc_annual), which templates recognize by default.

 

There is also a $rc_lifetime you can configure in your offering that should be picked up too.

 

The "Package list" component mentioned doesn't exist. What you can do instead is put your packages in a stack in Paywalls V2.

 

You can indeed set manually your packages in your paywall using the following steps:

 

1. In the paywall editor, add a Package component for each of your lifetime packages

2. In each Package component's settings, set the package identifier to the identifier of the lifetime package you want to match.

 

Please note that the offering matching the paywall should have a configured lifetime package for this to work.

 

If you want me to take a look at your specific configuration, feel free to open a ticket as well.

 

Let me know if I can help you further!

 

Best regards,


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  • March 17, 2026

It’s already says it’s in a package stack. When I go to add a package they only come in groups of two and take up a good chunk of screen real estate, so that’s why I was wondering about a view all packages option. It seems like the paywall should just automatically adjust to however many packages are in an offering.

 

thanks


Tarek
RevenueCat Staff
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  • RevenueCat Staff
  • March 18, 2026

Hey Todd,

 

Yes it does, you can add a package for instance by clicking the three dots next to a package and then Duplicate layer.

 

 

The component will automatically adjust to the number of packages, and you will be able to set the third one to the right package identifier, $rc_lifetime for instance.

 

Best,