RevenueCat is a powerful, reliable, and free to use in-app purchase server with cross-platform support. Our open-source framework provides a backend and a wrapper around StoreKit and Google Play Billing to make implementing in-app purchases and subscriptions easy.

Whether you are building a new app or already have millions of customers, you can use RevenueCat to:

• Fetch products, make purchases, and check subscription status with our native SDKs.
• Host and configure products remotely from our dashboard.
• Analyze the most important metrics for your app business in one place.
• See customer transaction histories, chart lifetime value, and grant promotional subscriptions.
• Get notified of real-time events through webhooks.
• Send enriched purchase events to analytics and attribution tools with our easy integrations.

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React Native Purchases

React Native Purchases is the client for the RevenueCat subscription and purchase tracking system. It is an open source framework that provides a wrapper around StoreKit, Google Play Billing and the RevenueCat backend to make implementing in-app purchases in React Native easy.

Migrating from React-Native Purchases v4 to v5

• See our Migration guide

RevenueCat SDK Features

| | RevenueCat | | --- | --- | ✅ | Server-side receipt validation ➡️ | Webhooks - enhanced server-to-server communication with events for purchases, renewals, cancellations, and more
🎯 | Subscription status tracking - know whether a user is subscribed whether they're on iOS, Android or web
📊 | Analytics - automatic calculation of metrics like conversion, mrr, and churn
📝 | Online documentation and SDK reference up to date
🔀 | Integrations - over a dozen integrations to easily send purchase data where you need it
💯 | Well maintained - frequent releases
📮 | Great support - Help Center

Getting Started

For more detailed information, you can view our complete documentation at docs.revenuecat.com.

Please follow the Quickstart Guide for more information on how to install the SDK.

Or view our React Native sample app:

• MagicWeather

Requirements

The minimum React Native version this SDK requires is 0.64.

SDK Reference

Our full SDK reference can be found here.

Installation

ExpoKit projects of version 33 or higher can successfully use react-native-purchases. If you haven't upgraded, you can follow the instructions here to upgrade.

❗️ If you're planning on ejecting from Expo, upgrade your expo version first, THEN eject. It'll save you a whole lot of hassle. ❗️

1. Add the library to the project

$ npm install react-native-purchases --save

or

$ yarn add react-native-purchases

2. Link library to the project

$ react-native link react-native-purchases

Additional iOS Setup

If your project uses Cocoapods

If your project already uses Cocoapods to install iOS dependencies, common in ExpoKit projects, linking the library should have added it to the podfile. If it hasn't, add the following to your project's podfile to reference the library from your node_modules folder:

pod 'RNPurchases', :path => '../node_modules/react-native-purchases'
    :inhibit_warnings => true

In your ios folder, run pod install. If you've just upgraded ExpoKit, you might need to upgrade cocoapods to the newest version: sudo gem install cocoapods.

Migrating from manual installation (if your project doesn't use CocoapodsCreate)

Remove the Framework Reference from your project

1. Remove Purchases.framework and PurchasesHybridCommon.framework from the libraries section of the project.

Remove iOS Frameworks to Embedded Binaries

1. In Xcode, in project manager, select your app target.
2. Select the general tab
3. Look for Purchases.framework and PurchasesHybridCommon.framework in the Embedded Binaries section and remove them.

Remove $(PROJECT_DIR)/../node_modules/react-native-purchases/ios from Framework Search paths in build settings

Remove Strip Frameworks Phase

During the old manual installation instructions, now deprecated, we indicated to add a build phase to strip fat frameworks.

1. In Xcode, in project manager, select your app target.
2. Open the Build Phases tab
3. Remove the added Strip Frameworks phase
4. Clean Derived Data

Link static library

The react-native link command should have added the libRNPurchases.a library to the Linked Frameworks and Libraries section of your app target. If it hasn't add it like this: