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When running eas build --profile dev-purchase --platform ios --local --clear-cachethe build process works but when trying to start the app and using the react-native-purchases sdk, I get the error:  Import failed: `new NativeEventEmitter()` requires a non-null argument. The reason seems to be that the RNPurchases native module cannot be found. This only seems to happen when using eas build and on iOS. I have tried several of the latest react-native-purchases library versions. It seems to happen for every version. I already searched the internet for solutions and iterated with ChatGPT but am still facing the same issue. Is anyone aware of this and possibly has a solution?

I have added localization through RevenueCat which has updated the text content. I would like to change the main image for each language to help improve conversions by country. Is it possible to “localize” the image in addition to the text copy?

I have set an offering as default offering. When starting the app for the first time the default offering is loading correctly. After this I always get this error. The new default paywall I use is Paywalls v2. I do not try to load different offerings in my code just the standard default one. In Xcode I get the following warning WARN: ⚠️ Failed looking up localization, using fallback: en_DEWARN: Could not determine price format because price string is incompatible.  

Hi, We are using Flutter SDK which utilizes Android SDK under the hood. We have an Offering set up with 6 packages.When requested through Purchases.getOfferings(), this offering has only 5 packages. As you can see, 2nd_monthly is missing in actionThis results in basic RevenueCat paywall being shown (which also contains only 5 packages) instead of our paywall. iOS app works just fine.

I’m using FlutterFlow’s built-in RevenueCat integration to create a custom paywall UI with two cards: one for the monthly plan and one for the yearly plan. The official docs only show how to configure a single subscription option (hard-coded) in the Purchase action. I need to: Let the user tap either the monthly or yearly card to select that plan. Then tap a single “Buy” button that initiates the RevenueCat purchase for the plan they selected. But in the Purchase action’s Package ID field I only see a way to bind one static package or choose “Package by Identifier,” and I don’t see how to point that at a dynamic App State or Action Output variable. I can’t figure out how to wire up my selectedPlan string (e.g. "myapp.monthly" or "myapp.yearly") into the Purchase action so it charges the correct plan.What have you tried so far? Created two tappable cards, ea

I'm experiencing a timeout error (Error 32) from RevenueCat on iOS devices during app launch. The log says:“StoreKit 1 product request took longer than expected (30.17 seconds)”, and the app hangs or fails to load products.I've verified the product identifiers, my setup in App Store Connect, and that I'm using the latest SDK.Can you help confirm if this is a known issue, or if there's a specific best practice for fallback behavior?

I’m using the new beta paywalls. How do I get {{ product.relative_discount }} to render correctly for paywalls showing non-subscription packages? This question... indicates that this doesn’t seem to be supported? Surely this isn’t the case? Showing relative discounts is a pretty big deal for any paywall with multiple packages. Can someone point me in the correct direction to resolve this?

I think it should be made absolutely clear that restoring purchases on iOS does not work when using a .storekit file. At least I did not see this anywhere and spend a day on trying to get restore to work – until I switched to a scheme without a .storekit file.Maybe this is mentioned somewhere in the docs, but I did not see it.Thanks,Marc-André

The slow fetch product informations issue was resolved yesterday, but it is still very slow to buy an IAP in sandbox mode, my app was rejected because of this, since the reviewer failed to buy the IAP successfully. Please fix it ASAP!! It is very important to me!! Thanks.  

Hi RevenueCat Community,I have a question regarding event data retrieval via the API.We know that when RevenueCat sends webhook notifications, each event payload includes a unique id for that specific event instance (e.g., INITIAL_PURCHASE, RENEWAL, etc.).My question is: Is there a way to use this unique event ID to directly query the RevenueCat API and retrieve the detailed data for that specific past event at a later time?For example, if I have an event ID like "evt_xxxxxxxxxxxxxx", is there an API endpoint similar to GET /events/{event_id} where I can fetch the details of this single event?I understand we can get a list of events associated with a customer through the /subscribers/{app_user_id} endpoint, and that webhooks provide event details at the time of occurrence. However, I'm specifically interested in whether it's possible to look up a single e

The Paywall Editor seems to have a bug right now where I can’t re-arrange elements by dragging the handle of the element on the left side. Is there any workaround to move things around?

Now, I may just be paranoid but ALL initiated purchases on my app in the last week ended in this “Purchase was cancelled” error, which to me, seems highly on unlikely for an app that used to get purchases every few days.  I wonder whether users really cancelled all these purchases or is there something else going on here.{ "nativeStackAndroid": [], "userInfo": { "userCancelled": true, "code": 1, "underlyingErrorMessage": "Error updating purchases. DebugMessage: . ErrorCode: 1.", "readableErrorCode": "PurchaseCancelledError", "readable_error_code": "PurchaseCancelledError", "message": "Purchase was cancelled." }, "code": "1", "userCancelled": true} 

Context:I'm currently using my own backend as the source of truth for subscription status. This is necessary since we have users who don’t go through the standard payment flow.While debugging an issue, I noticed the following behavior in the Customer History (see attached screenshot, customerId: user_01jtg9rmtwe6x8g96v43bcn2z3): A trial started event for pulso_suscripcion:pulso-anual occurred at 2025-05-05 01:29 PM UTC. However, the first time this webhook was delivered to my API was at 2025-05-05 07:49 PM UTC. This 6+ hour delay was the first attempt at delivery (not a retry), which likely caused a bug in my system logic (the user was able to subscribe again, so an expiration event then revoked its entitlement from my backend). Another point: I explicitly do not want Platform Server N

While preparing my app for publishing on Google Play, I noticed that the Play Console requires paywalls to clearly display information about subscription auto-renewal and how users can manage or cancel their subscription.However, I couldn’t find any fields in the RevenueCat Paywall UI editor to add this required information directly. I want to make sure my app is compliant and avoid potential rejection.Would adding this info in the “Footer Link” > Terms of Service URL be sufficient for Play Console reviewers?Or is there another recommended way to include this content in the paywall?Here is my paywall UI; Also, one small extra question:On my paywall, the monthly subscription option shows a "%37 off"

Every app download now gets a unique ID tied to the user’s Apple ID — perfect for things like offering one-time deals, detecting reinstalls, or even blocking repeat offenders. Will RevenueCat support this, or do we need to pull it directly from the device? Available starting iOS 16+More info: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/apptransaction/apptransactionid

I need some serious help as I think I messed things up with my latest code update.  I use the Flutter SDK and this is what I do when the app starts up: configuration.purchasesAreCompletedBy = PurchasesAreCompletedByRevenueCat(); if (authService.currentUser != null) { configuration.appUserID = authService.currentUser!.uid; } await Purchases.configure(configuration); if (authService.currentUser != null) { if (authService.currentUser!.displayName != null) { Purchases.setDisplayName(authService.currentUser!.displayName!); } if (authService.currentUser!.email != null) { Purchases.setEmail(authService.currentUser!.email!); } } else { log.t('4. User is not logged in, setting app user ID to null'); configuration.appUserID = null; }The authService just checks if the user is logged in and if they ar

Hello, I’m trying to configure my revenuecat project for development with Stripe, I already connect my stripe to revenuecat successfully, but in revenue cat when I try to add a Stripe product, it says “Product not found in live mode, it may exist as a test mode product”, and is right I want to add Stripe sandbox products, I don't want to test with live product, revenuecat is able to see the live ones, but not the ones that I created in the new Stripe sandbox or even Stripe Test mode. How can I create a test environment between revenuecat and stripe? Take in consideration that if I test with live products I can’t use Stripe fictitious credit cards, so is not an option.

Hello everyone,We’re looking to adopt the web purchase flow for our iOS app using RevenueCat. I’ve set up a Web Billing project and configured it for our default offering (see attached screenshot). My understanding is that, once everything is configured correctly, the `webCheckoutUrl` property should be populated for the relevant package when fetched via the SDK.However, I’m still seeing that `webCheckoutUrl` is `nil`. Is this likely due to a misconfiguration on my end, or am I misunderstanding how and when this property should be set?Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!  

One frustrating feature of RC is the bad user-experience with dev/prod projects and thus the dashboard.I think Clerk does this very well, allowing a single project with a dev/prod instance (picture 1). This makes things very easy to flip between the two, isolates sandbox data vs real data, and allows very clear separate API keys, management, etc. Example - Lets assume I have a very active project, post launch perhaps:If I wanted to test adding a new type of webhook for the firebase extension, without the risk of blowing up my firebase functions quota, I’d need to set up an entirely separate RC project, duplicate all the settings over (which is equally a painful process right now), update my local application with new API / public keys, just to test the addition of a single webhook event. I would *LOVE* to see a unified unified approach that really separated the environments, and the intent behind the data. I don’t believe the sandbox

Are there any plans to support fetching Web Billing products on mobile platforms?ContextWe are using RevenueCat Web Billing to manage our web app subscriptions.On the companion mobile app, we would like to show users some details regarding their subscription.As such we are configuring our Purchases instance with the WebBilling API Key.This works well for the most part - with entitlements & subscription expiration data coming in as expected on the CustomerInfo response.IssueOther information (such as price) can only be obtained via the product instance itself.And any attempt to fetch the WebBilling product returns a “Not Found” error with it being obvious that the SDK is only searching among the PlayStore / AppStore products.Furthermore, attempting t

I am getting logs that occasionally with some users Purchases.sharedInstance throws UninitializedPropertyAccessException even though Purchases.configure was called literally on the line before. Our app is only available via Google Play Store, so there shouldn't be any issues connected with prerequisites not being met on that front. Is Purchases.configure asynchronous in some sense? I skimmed through the code and I saw no indication that the configuration (and initialization of sharedInstance) should fail in any sense. One thing I should also note is that I access Purchases.sharedInstance via DI using Hilt. It occurred to me that maybe there somehow exist two instances of Purchases (one configured, and one not), but I think if that was the case, this problem would be ubiquitous, and not impacting just some of the users some of the time. I am using SDK v8.17.1

How are people restoring purchases with App2Web and RC paywalls?I’m in the sandbox for all of this right now, and I’ve been testing flows on Dipsea to see how they are supposed to work and I can’t figure this out at all:The restore purchase button in RC Paywalls does nothing if there is no active iOS or subscription or if there is an active RevenueCat Billing subscription. At the very least .onRestoreFailure should be called, but it is not, it seems like a bug that has been around for some time according to these forums. I noticed in Dipsea this is also the case, nothing happens when you press restore purchase. There is a progress wheel for a split second and then nothing.This leads to my next questionIf someone makes a purchase via App2Web, how do they restore their purchase? There seems to be no way of doing this right now via the RCPaywall? Or am I missing something? If they press restore purchase that does not seem to restore

Hello,On the Paywall is there a way to dynamically show the free trial text according to whether the customer is subscribing for the first time or has already subscribed before ?

I have noticed from the 14th and 15th of May that our scheduled data export on version 5 has had some columns move. Specifically `first_seen_time` and `auto_resume_time` which used to be in that order and have now been reversed in the export from the 15th onward. Has anyone else experienced this or similar? it broke our importer so I just wanted to see if it’s unique or if others have had the same and/or experienced this with other columns or exports in the past so I can find the best strategy to deal with it in our data pipeline. Thanks!

The filter for Last Seen App ID using either contains or does not contain seems to be broken. For example, I am trying to filter non-anonymous IDs using Last Seen App ID does not contain “$RCAnonymousID”. All customers are shown. Similarly, using contains returns no customers.