+3I want to give a couple of people (testers) free access to the paid subscription features of my app.
I see that I can do this with Promotionals, granting an entitlement to an existing customer.
However, there are no non-customers listed in my app (which seems reasonable) so I’m supposing I have to get my testers to buy a one month subscription (for example), to get them into revenue cat, then grant them the promotional entitlement.
Seems a bit backward but fine if that’s the best way to do it.
Best answer by Ryan Glanz
Hi,
We add a user to our system as soon as we see their app configure the SDK, so you should be able to find these users without purchases and give them a promotional.
If you’re looking on the Customer Lists page, you can show all users instead of the default (Actives):
+8Hi,
We add a user to our system as soon as we see their app configure the SDK, so you should be able to find these users without purchases and give them a promotional.
If you’re looking on the Customer Lists page, you can show all users instead of the default (Actives):
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Promotional subscriptions are a RevenueCat specific feature and work independently of App Store or Play Store billing and will never: cancel a user's subscription, charge a user, issue a refund, or convert to a paid subscription. docs
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As you indicate, documentation confirms that RC will not cause the cancellation of a users subscription.
And, thanks to the integration with Firebase Auth, I was able to give Promotional entitlements to users without them having to purchase.
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