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In-App Purchases

4 articles on in-app purchases for app builders shipping to the App Store and Google Play.

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App Store Promo Codes vs Offer Codes: How to Give People Free Access to Your Expo App

App Store promo codes give someone a free download of your paid app. Offer codes give someone a free or discounted in-app purchase or subscription. Since March 26, 2026 Apple no longer lets you create promo codes for in-app purchases, so an Expo app with a subscription paywall hands out offer codes, and a paid-up-front app hands out promo codes. Here is what each one does, the limits Apple publishes, how to create them in App Store Connect, and how to redeem them from a RevenueCat paywall.

DavidDavid September 27, 2026 9 min read
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Guideline 3.1.2 Rejection: How to Fix Your Subscription Paywall for App Review

A Guideline 3.1.2 rejection means App Review found your auto-renewable subscription missing something Apple requires before a user can subscribe: the full renewal price shown prominently, the subscription name and length, what the user gets, a restore path, or working Terms of Use and Privacy Policy links. Here is what each 3.1.2 clause targets and the exact paywall checklist that clears it.

DavidDavid September 25, 2026 9 min read
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