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Hi,

I am implementing a paywall for our iOS app. The problem is that we are two devs, so our Developer team is not an organization - which means that I need to use different bundle id and team than him. 

This does not effect other functions of the app, such as api calls to firebase and other, but it seems to affect Revenue Cat. 

When testing the paywall, do I need to have same bundle id as is set in App Store? 

Thanks for help! 

 

Edit: 
Also, I should add that the paywall simply crashes (does not retrieve offerings), but on the revenue cat dashboard a new “customer” appears.

Hi ​@jan-kubes-123,

Thank you for reaching out!

The paywall needs the right offerings and SDK configured which is not possible if the bundle id is not strictly the same as the one registered in App Store Connect. The reason is that the subscription products are attached to that bundle id from Apple’s side, so with a different bundle you cannot see the subscriptions for another app.

It’s a bit of a workaround and not the greatest solution but you could create different projects for each developer. This is the same strategy (explained here) for projects that have different environments (production, development, staging...). It’s not ideal, but it’s the way to bypass those store restrictions.

 

Said that, even without the subscription products the app should not crash - you should see a configuration error in the console and a likely infinite spinning wheel since we cannot fetch the products.

 

Best,

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