Android purchase fails with “subscription plan not available” despite valid offerings

Hello,

I’m having an issue with Android purchases in my app and would appreciate guidance.

Current status:

• Subscriptions are fully configured in RevenueCat and Google Play.

• Offerings are fetched successfully on both platforms.

• Purchases work correctly on:

  • iOS production

  • Test environments both on ios/android

• On Android production, the app successfully retrieves offerings and packages, but attempting to purchase always fails with:

“subscription plan not available”

What I have already confirmed:

• Android app is installed directly from Google Play (closed testing track).

• Tester Google account is properly added and opted into the test track.

• Correct Android public SDK key is used.

• Products are published in Google Play:

  • noor_monthly_premium

  • noor_annual_premium

• These products appear correctly in RevenueCat Android products and offerings.

• Offerings are returned correctly from Purchases.getOfferings() on Android.

• The same code path works on iOS without any issues.

Purchase logic used in the app example :

// Find package by product identifier
const targetProductId = selectedPlan === 'monthly'
  ? PRODUCT_IDS.MONTHLY
  : PRODUCT_IDS.YEARLY;

// Try to find by product identifier first
let pkg = packages.find(p => p.product.identifier === targetProductId);

// Fallbacks
if (!pkg) {
  pkg = packages.find(
    p =>
      p.identifier.toLowerCase().includes(selectedPlan) ||
      p.product.identifier.toLowerCase().includes(selectedPlan)
  );
}

if (!pkg) {
  pkg = packages.find(p => {
    const id = p.identifier.toLowerCase();
    return selectedPlan === 'monthly'
      ? id.includes('month')
      : id.includes('annual') || id.includes('year');
  });
}

if (!pkg) {
  fireToast.error(t('subscription.errors.packageNotFound'));
  return;
}

const result = await purchase(pkg);

Observed behavior:

• getOfferings() returns the correct production packages on Android.

• When calling Purchases.purchasePackage(pkg), Google Play rejects with “subscription plan not available”.

• The exact same flow works on iOS production.