Subscriptions
Appsinity has no subscription product, no renewal engine and no reporting. A subscription inside your build is entirely your own system.
Open Appsinity StudioWhat you would have to build
Every one of those is your processor's job plus your own code, and the user's cancellation request will arrive at your support address — which is another reason to publish one.
| Capability | Provided by Appsinity? |
|---|---|
| Recurring billing | No |
| Trial periods | No |
| Grace periods on a failed renewal | No |
| Pause or cancel flows | No |
| Dunning and retries | No |
| Revenue recognition reporting | No |
| A place to show the price on the listing | No |
Obligations that remain yours
- Show the renewal price and interval before purchase, in your app.
- Make cancellation reachable from inside the app, not only by email.
- Keep records for tax purposes, see Taxes.
- State in the privacy policy what billing data goes to the processor.
- Disclose the subscription in Data safety if account or payment data is involved.
- Say in the listing that the download is free but the content is behind a subscription.
Describing a subscription listing
The short description has 80 characters and a subscription needs two facts in them: what it costs and what it unlocks. A workable pattern is Streaming reader — subscription required.
Do not use "free" alone. A user who downloads expecting free and meets a paywall leaves a one-star review, and the rating is weighted ×100 in the chart formula.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sell a subscription with a one-time purchase instead?
That is a product decision, and nothing on Appsinity constrains it.
Do subscription users appear in analytics?
No. Store analytics counts listing visits and download clicks only.
Is a free trial mention allowed in the listing?
Yes, if the trial genuinely exists in the build and its terms are visible.
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