Category: Development
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Choosing an Agency to Build Your Subscription App: iOS, Android, and RevenueCat Questions to Ask
Subscription apps carry a specific set of technical and business risks a general app-development brief won’t surface. The questions to ask before you sign, scoped to monetization, billing, and store compliance.
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RevenueCat on Android: Handling Play Billing Library Upgrades Without Breaking Entitlements
Google’s Play Billing Library ships breaking changes on a real cadence, and an app on an old version can lose the ability to publish updates. How RevenueCat insulates your entitlement logic from most of that churn, and what still needs your attention.
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RevenueCat Analytics: Tracking Trial Conversion, Churn, and LTV Without Building Your Own Pipeline
The subscription metrics that actually predict whether a business works — trial conversion, churn, LTV — usually require stitching together store data, backend events, and a BI tool. What RevenueCat’s built-in analytics cover, and where we still wire up a proper pipeline.
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SEO for Subscription Apps: How to Rank an App Landing Page When Your Product Lives Behind a Paywall
Your product lives behind a login and a paywall, but your marketing site doesn’t have to. How to build and optimize the public-facing landing page for a subscription app so it actually ranks.
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Migrating an Existing iOS App to RevenueCat Without Losing Subscribers
Moving an app with real, paying subscribers off a homegrown StoreKit implementation is a different job than starting fresh. The migration sequence that keeps entitlements intact and doesn’t interrupt a single renewal.
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From Landing Page to App Store: Designing the Web-to-App Handoff for a Subscription Product
The moment a visitor decides to subscribe often happens on the web, but the purchase happens in the app. How to design the handoff — deep links, smart banners, and web checkout — so you don’t lose the visitor in between.
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Shipaton 2026 (RevenueCat Hackathon): Deadline, Rules, Prizes and a 4-Week Plan to Ship in Time
Shipaton 2026 closes September 30 (11:45pm PT) with $740k+ in cash prizes across 21 categories. The rules that actually matter, what’s at stake, and how to scope a brand-new RevenueCat app that ships before the window shuts.
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RevenueCat Ads: How Ad Revenue Tracking Works Alongside Subscriptions (2026 Guide)
RevenueCat Ads isn’t an ad network — it’s a free layer that tracks AdMob, AppLovin MAX, ironSource and Unity ad revenue next to your subscriptions. What it tracks, how to set it up, what it costs, and FAQ.
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RevenueCat in React Native: Sharing One Subscription Layer Across iOS and Android
React Native’s split between managed and bare workflows changes how a RevenueCat integration actually gets set up. The sequence we follow, and where Expo specifically needs extra attention.
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Subscription Monetization for Digital Health Apps: RevenueCat, Compliance, and What HIPAA-Adjacent Products Need to Know
Recurring revenue works for health and wellness apps, but the compliance surface is different from a typical consumer subscription. What RevenueCat handles, what it doesn’t, and where health-specific care is still required.