I will set up in app purchases with revenuecat or native and fix payment rejections


Level 1
About this gig
Apple rejected you for selling digital content through Stripe inside the app? That is Guideline 3.1.1 digital goods sold in the app must go through Apple's in-app purchase, and Google Play's policy is the same.
Base44, Lovable, Bolt and Despia cannot do this for you. It has to be coded in: Capacitor billing, StoreKit or Play Billing.
What you get:
- Products and price tiers created in your console
- RevenueCat wired up
- Restore purchases working
- A real sandbox purchase on video you watch the paywall unlock
Already on Stripe? Existing subscribers keep paying there, new signups go through the store. Nobody gets billed twice.
You supply the Apple and Google accounts, with Paid Applications, tax and banking done. No purchase goes live without them and only you can complete them. I send the exact steps.
I never promise approval Apple and Google decide. I never publish on my own developer account, and I never use fake testers.
Shipaton: RevenueCat confirmed the paywall can land in a v1.1 update if your first release is live by 30 September.
Send your rejection notice before ordering and I will say if this is your fix.
Get to know Fahed
Solutions Architect
Level 1
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceMay 2019
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery1 week
Languages
English
FAQ
Apple now allows external payment links in the US. Does that change my case?
Sometimes. Since April 2025 Apple permits external purchase links on the US storefront. But other storefronts follow the normal rules, and if the app unlocks content inside itself you are back under 3.1.1. Send me your rejection text before ordering. If a link is all you need, I will say so.
I already have paying Stripe subscribers on the web. Will they get billed twice or lose access?
No. Existing web subscribers stay on Stripe and keep paying there. New signups through the app go through the store, and RevenueCat matches the entitlements so both groups unlock the same thing. Tell me how your accounts are identified and I will map the routing before writing any code.
What do I need to have ready before you can deliver?
Your own Apple and Google accounts with the Paid Applications agreement signed and tax and banking completed. No in-app purchase goes live until those are done and only you can complete them. I send click-by-click steps and wire everything else while they are in review.
Who decides the prices, and what does the store keep?
You do. Decide your store prices before we start and I create exactly those tiers. I do not set prices or advise on what to charge. What each store keeps is between you and Apple or Google; their rates are published in App Store Connect and Play Console and change over time.
RevenueCat Shipaton 2026 — I am on a deadline. Can I still make it?
Your app must be live by 30 September, not just submitted, and review time is not mine or yours to control. RevenueCat confirmed the paywall can land in a v1.1 update if your first release is inside the window. So ship a bare v1.0 now, add the paywall after. Message me first.
What if App Review rejects it anyway?
If the rejection is about the purchase flow I built, I fix it and give you the corrected build plus the reply to send App Review — up to 2 rounds within 30 days of delivery, included in all three packages. You resubmit, or re-invite me if you would rather I did it; either way that part is not extra.
How fast can this be done?
A single one-off purchase on one platform, with your source code and console access ready the moment the order starts, can land inside 24 hours — add the 24-hour fast delivery extra, which is available on Basic and Standard. Subscriptions need sandbox renewal testing, so they are not a 24-hour job.
Do I need a RevenueCat account?
Yes, under your own email so the keys stay yours. If you do not have one, write NEED ONE in the requirements and I will walk you through creating it.
Are you affiliated with RevenueCat or Shipaton?
No. I am not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by RevenueCat, Devpost, Apple or Google. I am a developer who configures in-app purchases and gets apps through store review.

