RevenueCat Reviews

Easy to implement and integrate.

Has a lot of useful user attributes.

Has every method you will need to manage subscriptions.

Nothing to dislike so far, very happy using it.

It is solving the headache of receipt validation and managing subscribed customers.

give you peace of mind :)

I love how simple and easy RevenueCat is to use! Additionaly, the Documentation is very helpful.

Wish I could get a little more information on promocodes vs free trials.

I would recommend looking over the Docs. Then from there, get started and integrate it.

RevenueCat handles all the In App Purchases for my iOS app in the App Store.

Analytics - out of the box subscription retention and other top level metrics still require a huge initial set up - while solutons like revenuecat give you this data in no time.

Integrations - revenuecat is extremely easy to integrate into analytics and attribution (like appsflyer and amplitude for example)

Offer/product managment - running tests and managing multiple products can be extremely compilcated - but revenueCat helps a lot

Customer insights - tracking all the switches / upgrades / downgrades of a customer -

honestly not much - integration was stable, data valid, support fast, i guess default upgrade/downgrade events can be a bit more flexible - especially when it comes to inconsistent behoavior across platforms (i know - this is indeed caused by the differences between platforms)

Mobile application subscription management and analytics

If you implement subscriptions, use RevenueCat. It won't solve all your problems, but those that it solves it solves, period. The customer support is fantastic!

Small parts of the SDK are confusing - the fact that entitlements not only have to exist but also be marked as active, for example. There's a bunch of features I wish they'd build - more graphs, for example for the number of new users. But overall RC is fantastic.

Both setting up in-app purchases and subscriptions, as well as learning how they actually work in the first place.

The documentation is the best part of RevenueCat in my opinion. Usually docs are hard to figure out unless you already know what you're doing but using the docs with code with Chris tutorials had me up and running within a few short hours

I wish there were more ways to filter the customers list. I'd like to see which trials are expiring the soonest or see which consumers refunded their purchases. Otherwise I don't really have any complaints

It solved my issue with making subscriptions. I didn't want to go through the hassle of making databases and stuff and RevenueCat made it much easier for me to handle this

İt is easy to implement and very useful. I recommended it to all my friends.

Everything is great, maybe you can create a daily purchase data API that provides daily statistics.

Just start you will like it.

I can always check whether that user did purchase or not and this is great.

I love how easy it is to incorporate everything into your app. I have no clue why Apple makes it so frustrating... but RevenueCat saved me so much time and effort.

Nothing. They're 10/10 in my book.

The team and founders seem nice as well!

Do it. You will thank me later. Tweet at me @AndrewLeeReal if you don't love them.

None. They were able to incorporate IAP for my iPhone apps easily... and it took less than 5 minutes.

RevenueCat simplifies the process of implementing in app purchases. You just need to implement few lines of code to implement. Implementing natively is very hard IMO.

I didn't find the GitHub sample app much helpful for implementation. Had to learn from Code with Chris YouTube channel. But that's fine as I am a novice in swiftUI.

iOS subscription management for my education related apps. Simplified approach and server side verification. Removes my overhead of digging into verifying subscribers.

Easy to use abstraction on both mobile stores

There's not much that I can dislike, maybe they could add the newest Google play subscription api, but that's all.

Handling payments from both mobile stores

The table which shows subscribers and purchases live

There are none, honestly, can't think of any

Solves the problem of difficult implementation of IAPs in the app and managing all the subscritpions