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Hi,Clearly I don't understand what RevenueCat is suppose to do. I must be missing something. I have an App on the App Store and Play Store that already has a number of subscriptions, been live for a year. I’d like to start aggregating data, Rev Cat to the rescue! So I set up the project, the access keys and everything all. I get “Valid credentials”. All seems to be happy days so far! So a tap on Charts and … nada.Cleary I must be too dumb for RevenueCat...

Hey i get an error when i paste in the json file in te android app config. Could not validate subscriptions API permissions Could not validate inappproducts API permissions Could not validate monetization API permissions  any ideas where i can read how to troubleshoot? they dont have anything on theyr website (or i cant find it)

How do I create a footer-only v2 Paywall and display it in native Android below another @Composable?

Greetings. We have two account types; one is for regular users (A) and one is for companies (B), and respectively have two subscription groups. Regardless of what transfer configuration I pick in the RC settings, switching account and purchasing a subscription will either transfer subscriptions from account type A to account type B (Transfer to new app user id) or subscriptions made in type B will always be set to account type A (Keep with original app user id).How can I resolve it? Each of these subscriptions cost and behave differently.

Hello RevenueCat,I can see some similar topics, but i didn’t understand clearly the solution. As there are multiple topics on Stack Overflow, discords and more I think no one can find easily a clear solution.ContextI’m inside my test app using the SandBox mode. I’ve set the option ‘Keep with original App User Id’ because I don’t want to let an user  the ability to transfer to someone else his subscription. All users have an account and I well use the `Purchases.configure()` and or  `Purchases.logIn()` methods to handle that. I’ve 2 google accounts on my Android Emulator (ex: bob-example@gmail.com and alice-example@gmail.com). My app have a subscription mode to let creators access some premium contents. ScenarioI open the app and I login to bob-example@gmail.com, then I open

I don’t understand how this is possible. I have got my ios app(flutter) published in app store some time ago. Before I tried some purchases with sandbox account (german). And they are listed in sandbox purchases without issues. I also had some production purchases as well. Then it stopped.Today when I check my sandbox account, I see some american accounts made in app purchases. It is definitely not me as I have only 1 sandbox account and it is german account.Firebase also reports in_app_purchase events.I thought RC detects prod vs debug environments.Am i overlooking something? Did anyone experienced something like this before?I build my app for app store with: flutter build ipa --release 

I’ve integrated RevenueCat into my Flutter app, and subscriptions are working perfectly in local development (tested on a real device using StoreKit). However, when testing the same build on TestFlight and Production, in-app purchases fail.What I Have Tried:✅ Verified that the same bundle ID is used across development, TestFlight, and production. ✅ Checked that RevenueCat is correctly initialized with the right API key. ✅ Ensured that the App Store "Paid Apps Agreement" is accepted in App Store Connect > Agreements, Tax, and Banking. ✅ Created and assigned sandbox accounts (iOS 18 moved this to Settings > Developer > Sandbox Account). ✅ Removed the StoreKit configuration file from the Release Scheme in Xcode to ensure real App Store purchases. ✅ Checked that my in-app purchase products are approved an

I am trying to implement the new RC v2 paywall into my app without bothering my usual developer friend. I can get the paywall to load perfectly in xcode preview but when I try running in the simulator I keep getting an error message stating that “purchases has not been configured”. Any ideas?  

I’m unable to get the onPurchaseCompleted handler working while testing the purchase. This handler manages the post-purchase UI updates. I am using paywall version 2 PaywallView().onPurchaseStarted{ _ inprint("onPurhaseStarted: ")}.onPurchaseCompleted{ _ inprint("onPurchaseCompleted: ")isPaywallPresented = false}.onRestoreStarted {print("onRestoreStarted: ")}.onRestoreCompleted{ _ inprint("onRestoreCompleted: ")isPaywallPresented = false}.onPurchaseFailure { error inprint("purchase error \(error)")isPaywallPresented = false}.onRequestedDismissal {print("onRequestedDismissal: ")isPaywallPresented = false}.onDisappear {print("ModalView dismissed") // Action when dismissed}

My first app with subscriptions just went live!Are App Store purchases made with promo codes displayed in the RevenueCat dashboard?I see purchases for my new app, but I also sent out promo codes. When I click on the transaction details, it states that it is production environment and the takehome_percentage is 0.85.I do see a “offer_code” is null, but nothing else about if it is a promo code or not.If anyone could shed some light on the subject I would appreciate it.

When an account expires on my app/website, the user will still have access to read their data if they choose not to pay. Therefore, I need a close button on the web billing page. Right now it appears to only support hard paywalls.

Does revenue cat, display the statistics for paywall rate % (% of users that viewed the paywall)

Hello,The question is about Flutter SDK on iOS.I noticed the following behaviour for RevenueCatUI.presentPaywallIfNeeded and RevenueCatUI.presentPaywall:- If the app was in the background, and I call “await RevenueCatUI.presentPaywall(...)” right after the app is resumed, the call never returns (awaiting forever).- Everything works if I add 500-1000 ms delay after the app is resumed.Could someone explain why is this happening? How can I wait for the SDK to be ready to show the paywall without adding an explicite delay?I tried:- await Purchases.getCustomerInfo();- await Purchases.getProducts();- await Purchases.getOfferings();Nothing from this list helps, only the actual delay does.Thank you.

Hello,We have started using Revenue Cat to manage in-app purchases, but we are having trouble recovering purchases that were not made via RevenueCat on Android. We login the user via SDK using Purchases.sharedInstance.logInWith("our-custom-user-id"). We wait for a successful response and if the user is logged in for the first time, we call Purchases.sharedInstance.syncPurchases() to sync the purchases not made via RevenueCat. The problem is the "timeline" of events. See screenshot.The webhook for the purchase was sent with an anonymous user ID because an alias was not created at the time. We are unable to sync purchases on our backend with an anonymous user id. Since the "SUBSCRIBER_ALIAS" webhook is deprecated, we are unable to wait for this webhook and sync purchases after that. Please help. Do you have any solution for this?

Hi,How can I check if a user has canceled a subscription or trial?If a user has canceled a subscription, his status is active until its expiration date. It's the same with the trial period. Is it possible to determine it was canceled, but at the same time it is still valid? Thanks 

Hello,url = f"https://api.revenuecat.com/v2/projects/{project_id}/customers/{customer_id}/active_entitlements"The above URL returns a list of active entitlements for my sandbox environment which is great - I noticed for some of the other endpoints there is an “environment” field which looks to toggle between sandbox/production - does the above endpoint have an equivalent ?Couldn’t find any reference on how to distinguish between the sandbox/production data for this particular endpoint - there was mention of their being a “sandbox” flag but I can’t seem to find it.Hope that makes sense!

Hi!The product (Flutter) I’m currently building has users both on a web app and in a mobile app.One use case I’m struggling with currently is that a user might buy a premium subscription from the web app through Stripe and then open the mobile app which might have cached the CustomerInfo object for at ~5 minutes.Due to the caching, the user will not immediately see the subscription in the app which is not ideal as it can cause confusion. What are the best practices to deal with something like this?Edit:I know about the invalidateCustomerInfoCache() function. I’m interested to know if there is a recommended way to use that function. Any help and tips are appreciated!

I am encountering the following errors while testing my app’s integration with the Amazon Store.😿‼️ PurchasesError(code=UnknownError, underlyingErrorMessage=Timeout error trying to get Amazon user data., message='Unknown error.')I have already implemented purchases using RevenueCat for Google Play and Apple, and everything works fine on those stores.However, when I try to connect to Amazon, I receive this error. I am testing with a user account that is a tester on LAT, using an Amazon Fire HD 8 (2022) with Amazon App Tester (with a loaded JSON configuration).Any ideas on what might be going wrong and how to resolve this? I'm stuck on this issue. The app is ready for the Amazon Appstore, but the subscription issue is blocking it from functioning properly. Flutter 3.29.0purchases_flutter: ^8.6.0Log:D/[Purchases] - DEBUG(12948): ℹ️ Debug logging enabledD/[Purchases] - DEBUG(12948): ℹ️ SDK Version - 8.13.0D/[Pu

Hey,I have an issue where, when a user cancels a lifetime subscription, it doesn't show up anywhere — not in Purchases.getCustomerInfo nor in the customer's history.I've set up Google and Apple server notifications, but that hasn't changed the situation.Is there any other way to track when a user requests a refund? 

Hi there, we are building a simple POC to test In-App Purchases, both Subscriptions and In-App Purchases, for iOS and Android.    We have successfully tested this on iOS, being able to purchases a Subscription via the app and also performing actions from the device System settings, e.g. to upgrade and/or cancel the test subscriptions, capturing the events via our webhook endpoint.  This was developed and tested, using live reload from Angular/Capacitor, via Xcode with a real device connected via USB.   I have to say that Apple, with XCode and TestFlight, really do provide a much better platform for developing and testing apps, which Google and Android could really learn from and this leads to our current issue, that being Android.It seems to a little more confusing, and troublesome with Google. We have followed the docs (Google and RevenueCat) and created a Closed track

Hello,I was wondering if you could provide additional guidance on handling anonymous IDs. We are following the recommendations for enforcing Custom App User IDs (as described here: RevenueCat Docs). However, we still frequently receive webhooks containing anonymous IDs.We determined that most of these cases occur from users resubscribing through the App Store/Play Store. Additionally, during the recent RevenueCat API outage, we noticed webhooks with anonymous IDs. From the RevenueCat dashboard, we observed that the Custom App User IDs were not associated with the anonymous IDs until several hours after the outage was resolved.I have a few questions regarding this:Backend Association – What is a reliable way for our backend to associate an anonymous user ID with our custom user ID? Clien

 I have the following code, but only the paywallViewControllerWasDismissed method is being called. Other PaywallViewControllerDelegate methods are not triggered. Any solution for this? import Foundationimport RevenueCatUIimport RevenueCatimport UIKit class RevenueCatManager: NSObject {        static let shared = RevenueCatManager()     private override init() {}     func presentPaywall(from viewController: UIViewController, offeringID: String) {        Purchases.shared.getOfferings { (offerings, error) in            guard let offering = offerings?.offering(identifier: offeringID) else {

I keep getting an error when trying to add a new iOS app. I’ve filled out all the fields in the "New App Store app" section and followed multiple guides, but the error persists. I just set everything up in App Store Connect — could it be that I need to wait for approval? Has anyone else encountered this issue?

I'm using getCustomerInfo on the splash screen to check the subscription status when the app is opened for the first time (where the cache is empty). However, I’ve noticed that getCustomerInfo sometimes takes 10-20 seconds to fetch data, which is too long for a smooth user experience.Since I’m not using a server-side solution, what are the best practices to speed up this process purely on the client side? Would pre-fetching, background loading, or specific configurations help reduce the delay?Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

I am only using ios products currently. The information pulled is incorrect and there are multiple errors. For example, one product is a yearly subscription of $12.99, but the price is $11.88 and there are prices for monthly and weekly subscriptions. I can’t complete testing with the inaccurate data, but I have found no issues in the xcode files or apple store.