I am in trouble, I made a test subscriptions group in iTunes connect, but now I cannot delete it. Is there any way to delete it?
You should be able to delete a Subscription Group, if there are no subscriptions in it.
If you have subscriptions within the Subscription Group, start by deleting the subscriptions first. You can find the Delete This Subscription text-button at the bottom of the subscription detail page.
When your Subscription Group is empty, a Delete This Subscription text-button would appear at the bottom of the Subscription Group's detail page. Clicking that should do the job. 👌🏽
This does not currently seem possible.
From this thread on the apple developer forums:
No, those are required in situ [on site] for historical reference and to help guard against duplicated/conflated references going forward.
Feel free to file a feature request via the bug reporter link, below right, if deleting them is something you'd like to see in the future.
Here's information from the App Store Connect Help Guide.
https://help.apple.com/app-store-connect/#/dev636f037c8
Remove an auto-renewable subscription from sale.
Required Role: Account Holder. See Role permissions.
To remove your subscription from sale:
From the homepage, click My Apps, then select the app associated
with auto-renewable subscription.
In the toolbar, click Features, and in the left column, click In-App
Purchases.
Click on the subscription.
Under Availability, deselect Cleared for Sale to remove your
subscription from sale. Confirm in the dialogue by clicking Removing
from Sale.
Click Save
Apps in the Magazines and Newspaper category need at least one active auto-renewable subscription to be listed on the App Store. If your app is in the Magazines and Newspapers category and you wish to discontinue the only auto-renewable subscription in your app, you must switch to a different category and submit a new binary to App Store Connect. After that, you'll be able to remove the auto-renewable subscription from your app.
If you are unable to remove your subscription with the appropriate amount of lead time to provide the full amount of content through the duration of a customer’s subscription period, you should contact us.
If your app does not function without the discontinued auto-renewable subscription, remove your app from the App Store.
Go to Settings > USERNAME > iTunes & App Store.
Tap your Apple ID located on the top of the screen.
Tap View Apple ID. You will have to authenticate your Apple ID.
Tap Subscriptions to view a list
Tap the subscription that you want to cancel
It will display a blue check-mark once selected
below everything is a red cancel subscription tap it
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My application had updated subscription prices.
However, in the details of our app in the app store, you can still see all existing subscription prices.
The question is: How can I make visible only the prices we charge today?
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If I uncheck the "Cleared for Sale" as #PaulSchröder suggest.
When old subscribers complete their subscription time. Will they be able to automatically renew (old price) or will they be canceled (since this subscription no longer exists)?
You need to go to your subscription in App Store Connect and uncheck the "Cleared for Sale" checkbox (it is next to the Product-id). Unfortunately this can only do the Account Holder.
According to this post from PBK in Apples developer forum (third post), after unchecking the checkbox, it should open a dialog stating the following:
Your in-app purchase will be removed from sale on the App Store and discontinued as an auto-renewable subscription. Existing subscribers won’t be able to renew this subscription. To view the number of existing subscribers, go to Sales and Trends.
By selecting this checkbox and clicking Remove from Sale, you agree to provide the full amount of content to eligible subscribers through November 30, 2019. If you’re unable to do this, you allow Apple to refund the full amount or portion of the price paid by the user for that subscription.
So old subscribers will be affected in the way that their subscription won't re-new.
I am unable to delete In App Purchase product whose state is "Developer Removed From Sale" from my developer account. The product details are, its auto-renew subscription of 3 months. Additionally, it is been removed from sale since 2017.
Once I delete the in app purchase, the page auto refreshes and redirects to home page and when gets back to in app purchase products listing page it re appears there and the cycle continues every single time I try to delete.
Any help would be really appreciated.
I'm developing an application that looks like a dialogue with another person. Some dialog branches are paid and are available only when the subscription is activated. When user click on this thread, we ask that him purchase it. When a person activates a subscription, he also has access to some paid video, audio, and a restriction on viewing the news section. We would like to use the Autorenewable subscription with a plan for a month. But will our application go through the review? maybe there are still some approaches to enable the user to activate auto-subscriptions to our application.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation
Yes, this should be an ok use of IAP, however reviewers can act randomly so you may get a different result.
I would make sure that when a user encounters a path that is premium, you don't just initiate an in-app-purchase but you present the user with a "paywall", a screen that says the content is for purchase and show them the price and allow them to purchase. If you are too aggressive, Apple may reject your application.
This is my first time adding an in-app purchase into my brand new iOS app that has not been published yet. I'm trying (and failing) to add a new "product" (i.e. in-app purchase) into iTunes Connect. I've read every thread I can find on stack-overflow and used my favorite search engine quite extensively. Haven't found any posts that are similar.
Here's what I've tried:
Go into iTunes Connect and select the app I'm working on
Go to the "Features" tab on the top of the User interface
Select the "In-App Purchases" on the left side of the User interface
Click on the (+) button next to the text that says "In-App Purchases" in the content area of the page
Result: I get a nice popup that says "Select the In-App Purchase you want to create", with an empty list. Only the Cancel button is enabled because there is nothing in the list to select (see screenshot below). I expected to see a list of in-app purchase types like "subscription", "consumable", etc.
Other background that may or may not be relevant, but seems to come up a lot in the threads I have read:
My app has never been submitted, its status is "Prepare for Submission"
I do not have a wildcard in my appID
My AppID shows the In-App Purchase "Application Service" as Enabled for Development and Distribution
My user Role is Admin
Thanks for any help!
You need to go to 'Agreements, Tax and Banking' inside iTunes Connect and request and agree to the Paid Applications agreement. Then you should fill in the contact, bank and tax info.
Once this is done, the In-App Purchase types should be listed as they are supposed to.
Important requirement is an iTunes Connect user with an Admin or App Manager role, sign in to iTunes Connect to add in-app purchase. Once logged in and clicked in screen. You will get below screen. Does your ID has correct credentials?
Clear your browser cache ( try using different browser ). Logout/login again?
I am working with InApp purchase, so I have implemented a working model,I have referred this
link http://xcodenoobies.blogspot.in/2012/04/implementing-inapp-purchase-in-xcode.html.
Here when the user purchases an item I store some value in KeyChain and I cross check with this value to confirm that the user has purchased the item and if not I will ask the user to purchase the item.
This works, but I have 4 products available for purchase, which can be purchased individually, So I thought of creating different instances of KeyChain and storing different passwords for these 4 products and cross check, but keyChain can only save one username and password.
So I want to know what can be the alternative for this.Also NSUserdefaults will not work, because it is tied to the App bundle and whenever user deletes the app, the data is lost and so he will be asked to purchase again.
Regards
Ranjit
If you're adding a restorable in-app purchase (non-renewable subscription, free subscription or non-consumable product), then the Store Kit API already provides the "restore transaction" functionality for you: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/StoreKitGuide/MakingaPurchase/MakingaPurchase.html
In your UI, you need add a "Restore purchases" button to your product screen that calls the restoreCompletedTransactions method. This is important because Apple might reject your app if you don't provide this button.