iOS Question Subscription advice

[tsteward]

My app is almost complete.
I have bumbled through all the Apple legal stuff (I think)
I have started creating the first subscription group and first subscription.

The more I search and read on the forum here the more confused I get and some of them are quite a few years old.

Is there a guide to the final steps of preparing my app for upload to the store, creating the space on the store, setting auto renew subscriptions.

Am I better to manage all this directly or use the likes of revenueCat. which of course becomes another expense.
Advantages to going either way.

Anyone willing to help? I will shout a few coffees

 

[Alexander Stolte]

which of course becomes another expense.

Do you make over 2,5k in sales per month with your apps? If no, then you have absolutely no costs and even save money because you don't need your own server to do the validation.

RevenueCat

RevenueCat is a platform that simplifies in-app subscriptions and purchases for mobile apps. It provides tools for managing subscription billing, analytics, and user retention across iOS, Android, and web, without needing to build a backend. Usage is free for apps with less than $2,500 in...

www.b4x.com

 

[tsteward]

Do you make over 2,5k in sales per month with your apps? If no, then you have absolutely no costs and even save money because you don't need your own server to do the validation.

RevenueCat

RevenueCat is a platform that simplifies in-app subscriptions and purchases for mobile apps. It provides tools for managing subscription billing, analytics, and user retention across iOS, Android, and web, without needing to build a backend. Usage is free for apps with less than $2,500 in...

www.b4x.com

Yes I do with the android version and hope to with the iOS version. But looks like it's only 1% after that.

 

[Alexander Stolte]

But then I think 1% is very fair for having a dashboard full of informations

 

[tsteward]

But then I think 1% is very fair for having a dashboard full of informations

Agreed.
I see you have a lib for RevenueCat.

 

[Alexander Stolte]

Yes, but unfortunately no tutorial for it yet