Tag: RevenueCat
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Win-Back Campaigns for Cancelled Subscribers: What to Automate with RevenueCat
Most subscription teams spend heavily on acquisition and almost nothing on winning back the subscribers who already tried the product and left. The signals worth automating on, and the store rules that constrain what a win-back offer can actually do.
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Family and Group Plans in RevenueCat: Sharing One Subscription Across Multiple Users
A family or team subscription is a different entitlement problem than a single-user one — one purchaser, multiple beneficiaries, and access that has to survive someone leaving the plan. How we model shared access on top of RevenueCat’s single-user entitlement primitive.
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Webhook Architecture for RevenueCat: Building a Backend Sync That Doesn’t Silently Drift
Most RevenueCat webhook integrations work fine until an event arrives twice, arrives out of order, or your endpoint is down for ten minutes. The queue-based pattern that survives all three, and the failure modes it’s specifically designed around.
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GDPR and Subscriber Data in RevenueCat: What a Compliance Review Actually Covers
Any subscription app with European users is handling personal data through a billing platform, whether or not the product itself is sensitive. What a GDPR review of a RevenueCat integration actually looks at — distinct from the health-specific compliance questions we cover elsewhere.
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Refunds, Chargebacks, and Entitlement Revocation: What Happens When the Money Comes Back
A refund and a chargeback both end with revoked access, but they arrive differently, on different timelines, and with different fraud implications. What to actually build so a subscriber’s access changes the moment the store says it should.
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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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Designing a Paywall People Don’t Skip: A Claude Design Approach to Subscription UX
The paywall is the highest-leverage screen in a subscription app and usually the least designed. How we use Claude alongside RevenueCat’s paywall tooling to explore, test, and ship paywalls that convert.
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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.