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Im using React Native and have setup my Paywall to include an introductory offer if eligible
For example - {{ sub_offer_duration }} Free then {{ price_per_period }}
Unfortunately my Paywall does not show the introductory offer, even though I am eligible.
This is true on TestFlight & SandBox. New users and existing.
When I start the Apple Payment Dialogue, Apple actually shows me the introductory offer - So this seems to be a problem with RevenueCat.
Does anyone have a solution for this?
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Hey
Typically, this means that our SDK wasn’t able to validate that the user is eligible for the introductory offer - it’s more common in sandbox and TestFlight for the eligibility check to fail. In those cases, the ‘standard’ terms of the offer are shown, rather than the trial details, to prevent a situation where you offer a trial but the user isn’t eligible. Ultimately, the App Store dialog is the ‘final say’ in whether the user is eligible or not, and will apply the offer automatically at that time.
In production, we find the eligibility check to be more accurate since the store version of the app has a proper receipt that our SDK uses to verify eligibility.
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Hi
Do I actually have to release the paywall to production for all users in the app store, and only then will I find out if the free trial mode of my paywall works as expected?
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