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When showing the IAP action sheet there is some delay upon a purchase attempt and a response from apple confirming success to trigger the SDK callback, this leaves the user a bit confused whats going on... This all goes on inside the RC `purchasePackage` method where it doesnt let me know the time period between user confirming purchase and the callback received from the SDK that its all been doneIs there a way to handle for this?

Hi, I have some confusion betweenif let info = purchaserInfo { if info.allPurchasedProductIdentifiers.contains("xxx") {and if purchaserInfo?.entitlements["pro"]?.isActive == true {Basically, i am trying to check if the user has subscription or not. I am checking with .onAppear in the default main view. I am new and would like to learn how to check if the user subscription period hasnt finished (doesnt matter if the user cancelled the subscription or not, of course)

Hi there,I’m trying to fetch my consumable offers on my iOS simulator but I get empty products. I have performed the following steps.Set app credential from app store connect to revenue cat Enable IAP on XCode Follow https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/apple-app-store and created storekit file and uploaded to revenuecat Create product on revenue cat On iOS simulator iPhone 13, when I call fetch offers I get the error ```flutter: PlatformException(23, None of the products registered in the RevenueCat dashboard could be fetched from App Store Connect (or the StoreKit Configuration file if one is being used).This could be due to a timeout, or a problem in your configuration.More information: https://rev.cat/why-are-offerings-empty, {code: 23, message: None of the products registered

Hi all! I followed this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H2SdKf4ot0 which was immensely helpful in helping me get RC setup in my SwiftUI app. I was able to get purchasing working for a single subscription using a button:  VStack { Button(action: { Purchases.shared.offerings { offerings, error in if let packages = offerings?.current?.availablePackages { Purchases.shared.purchasePackage(packages.first!, { transaction, purchaserInfo, error, userCancelled in print("TRANSACTION: \(transaction)") print("PURCHASER INFO: \(purchaserInfo)") print("USER CANCELED: \(userCancelled)")

Hello,The following link https://www.revenuecat.com/support returns 404 and it is used in “report the problem” link here: https://docs.revenuecat.com/docs/errors#-unexpected_backend_response_error  

Hello. This is the fourth app I’m setting up using RevenueCat (so thanks!), only this time not subscription-based.It is an iOS app using v.3.14.1 of the SDK, still performing tests in the sandbox environment. Basically I am using consumables with entitlements and those entitlements disappear after the app is uninstalled, even when the dashboard still reflects that the user should have the entitlement.No matter what I try there are zero entitlements in the purchaserInfo after uninstalling the app:When I use the delegate When I restore transactions When I refresh the purchaserInfoIf I check the entitlements before the user deletes the app, even on subsequent app launches, the purchaser info reflects everything correctly. Repurchasing any consumable fixes this, at least until the app is uninstalled again.Docs seem to indicate that we can use the consumables with entitlements, so am I missing something obvious? I a

We have a production version of the app on testflight, and i assume users can make free IAP’s with sandbox there and gain premium user status.When we promote this build to appstore, as its backed by the same environment, users can use their same account on production.I wanted to know, will revenue cat update our backend to make their account ‘non premium’ again after they open the appstore build of the app? despite using their same user account and backend server that they had sandbox premium on in testflight?I didnt want a situation where users are non premium in revenue cat, but still marked as premium on our server causing issues.Thanks

How do I know when the free trial period is over and the subscription has started? Can you help me if I need to make changes to the code after the trial period?

I’m working on an IOS application with the following in-app purchase options:$0.99 - Receive 1 credit per month (Auto-Renewing) $1.99 - Receive 3 credits per month (Auto-Renewing) $2.99 - Receive 5 credits per month (Auto-Renewing) $3.99 - Receive 10 credits per month (Auto-Renewing) $4.99 - Receive 1 credit (Consumable)Users may only subscribe to one auto-renewing option at a time, but they can purchase the single credit consumable without restriction.My question is how should I organize these products as offerings/entitlements/packages/etc.? My current method is:All four auto-renewing products above are associated with a single entitlement Each auto-renewing product has a 1:1 “parent offering” The consumable product has no associated entitlement/offeringThe tutorials I followed all suggest using offering and entitlements, and so I did. However I feel it’s all clunk

Hello! I’m really destroyed and don’t understand how to solve my problems.I have one apple account and can create multiple user-accounts in my app. First case:User A login (with logIn()) Buy purchase User A logout (with logOut()) User B login (with logIn() another appUserId)Now User B have subscription from User A. But i want the User B to not have a subscription in this case. What can i do?And more one, in this case after login method getPurchaserInfo() return not active subscription (I’ve been awaiting more than 5 minutes (time for reset cache but got not active). After this i show payment card and by tap (call method purchaseProduct()) user B see system alert with “have already subscription”. And after this method getPurchaserInfo() for User B return active status of subscription. What can i do in this case?Thanks for support!

Hi,I am following the official document https://docs.revenuecat.com/docs/creating-play-service-credentials to set up Service Credentials with Play Store.At step 2b we need to access ‘Google Cloud Platform’ which when I do I get the following error message…“You are missing the following required permissions: Project resourcemanager.projects.get”One workaround I have attempted was to select the app name I want the Credentials for in the top left ‘Select a project’ dropdown and then select ‘Service Accounts’ from the left hand menu. I am then able to..Create the credentials (2c) Assign Pub/Sub Admin Role & Monitoring Viewer (2d) Create public k

I’m using the Flutter SDK and the introductoryPrice field returns null even if the free trial is set on the Google Developer Console. This also happens in production. I looked up my crash reports and found out that there aren’t many users affected by this bug. I haven’t tested on several devices, but I guess it only happens on several Android devices or the OS versions. At least I confirmed that it doesn’t work on my device. Anyone else has experienced the same issue?

I’m trying to push my app out for Beta testing but when I upload a build to TestFlight and run it the call to Purchases.getPurchaserInfo() hangs and never returns. It works on the same device when just running outside of TestFlight. I can run through the whole IAP flow when running on this device. But as soon as I push to TestFlight and run it through there it just hangs waiting to get purchaser info.  I think these are the logs needed:default    12:08:37.873277-0500    Runner    [Purchases] - DEBUG: There are no requests currently running, starting request GET /subscribers/$RCAnonymousID0X0P+0f621ae3fbd374db9b96d0b6d31ea5d20default    12:08:37.873327-0500    Runner    [Purchases] - DEBUG: API request started: GET /v1/subscribers/$RCAnonymousID:f621ae3fbd374db9b96d0b6d31ea5d20

Is there a way to know the monthly start date of the user's subscription? I can use the latest purchase date for a one-month subscription product, but there is no way to know a three-month or one-year subscription product. Because the latest purchase date will continue to change.

I have a subscription tier in my iOS app. I understand how to access `purchaserInfo` to check if the current user has the entitlement associated with this tier. However, I would like to display a badge on all user icons for other subscribers in the app - a little like the ‘verified’ badges on a Twitter account image.Clearly I need to store something server-side on my own user objects to track this, but I’m not sure what approach to take. Perhaps each user’s status should be saved to the server by my app as their entitlements change, and other instances use this saved user flag? But entitlements can change when the app isn’t being used, such as cancelled or expired subscriptions. My backend will have no knowledge of that change, so that use will continue to be displayed as a subscriber until and unless the launch the app again.Any suggestions on a good approach for this? 

ERROR: 🍎‼️ Error fetching offerings - Error Domain=RCPurchasesErrorDomain Code=23 "None of the products registered in the RevenueCat dashboard could be fetched from App Store Connect (or the StoreKit Configuration file if one is being used).This could be due to a timeout, or a problem in your configuration.I’ve created my config file multiple times still facing this issue can anyone help me with it ???

I am using RevenueCat to manage my 3 streams of subscriptions: Android, iOS, and Web. For Web purchases, we are using the promotional entitlements API to register the relevant subscription purchases. However, we are not sure how to manage grace periods for these.Is there a recommended way of doing it using RevenueCat? Or should the logic to manage a grace period be done on our side?A potential solution we have discussed is to update a user’s subscription information when a billing issue is detected on a payment method on the Web platform. This would allow us to keep a consistent format in managing mobile and web purchases. However, there doesn't currently seem to be a way to do that.

When a user tries to restore a purchase, it fails with a message in console:[Purchases] - WARN: ⚠️ /<project_path>/Pods/PurchasesCoreSwift/PurchasesCoreSwift/LocalReceiptParsing/ReceiptParser.swift-receiptHasTransactions(receiptData:): Could not parse receipt, conservatively returning trueI tried to debug this issue and found that it fails at InAppPurchaseBuilder.swift:87 because isInIntroOfferPeriod is nil. I didn’t do any changes related to purchases recently. Is it something changed on a server side? Purchases (3.14.0)PurchasesCoreSwift (= 3.14.0)

Hi,I’m debugging an issue with my billing integration and want to look into customer data in RevenueCat. In my setup I have individual builds (and application ids) for development, staging and production and am currently testing a sandbox purchase for a non-consumable product on iOS.Now I’m trying to find a specific user, but the Customer List doesn’t show the user. I know that the user exists, since I can get it from the api and could find it by manually editing the https://app.revenuecat.com/customers/… url.The “Find Customer” search box also does not give me the user.How can I view all customers in the Customer List?Thanks,Thomas

In my application i want to achieve the following flowActual flow:User install the app → Purchase the subscription → Create account on our app → Get access to appIssue:User install the app → Purchase the subscription → Uninstall the appNow when a user re install the app we are calling restore function of Revenue Cat to restore purchases just to verify if the device has any active purchases If any purchase found → navigate to sign up screen and if no purchase is found → navigate to purchase screen againIn our app launch we are calling Restore function which restore purchases to anonymous user which is creating a edge case, that every time the app is installed it restores the purchases and any user who sign up will be bind to that purchase with provided app user id, means its possible to create multiple accounts on same device/same purchase.For-example: App launches, restore happens and if there is no logged in user, s

Hello! I am planning on increasing the price of the subscription to access my app. I want to keep all current users on the existing price, and only increase price on new users. I am planning on creating a new subscription group (iOS) and the google play equivalent so that new users cannot go into settings and switch to the cheaper subscription plan that my legacy users will be on. My question is: can my new subscription group be connected to my existing RevenueCat Entitlement? Or will I have to create a new RC Entitlement for each subscription group? TIA!

Hello,As far as I can see there is a subscriptionPeriod property available on both Android and iOS, however I do not see anyway of accessing this through the React native SDK. Is this something that is available? Thanks

Hey,We’ve come across a weird Family Sharing transaction, and since similar cases are not described in the RC documentation, we decided to ask it here. So, we have a user who activated our premium features via Family Sharing, and we can see it through RC (the transaction has the flag "is_family_share": true). The same user has another transaction with the same transaction_id ("is_family_share": true), but it’s a refund. How is that possible if the user who purchased the app initially doesn’t have any refund transactions?Is this how disabling Family Sharing on the user’s end reflected? The problem is that Premium stopped working for the user who activated it via Family Sharing, and they claim that they didn’t changed anything on their end.

My app can not fetch offerings on Android 7.1, on higher versions works fine. Also, works fine on iOS.Sorry, I can’t write here detailed information about error. 

I was told to create a unique identifier for each course. But I have thousands of courses and creating a non-consumable for each unique course(apple id, google id, revenuecat ids, entitlements & offerings) is not optimal. How about I create pre-defined prices like ios: tier1, tier2 These are my consumable products: tier1, tier2, tier3 ...Each course has one of the predefined tier price. After selling the course with tier1 consumable, I’ll add the course id to user’s inventory in my rest service. That way, after the course is sold in one platform, it can be reached by all the platforms because I get my inventory from my rest service.Is this a feasible solution? Will there be any problem in that approach, especially by Apple?