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Why hybrid monetization is the default model for subscription apps in 2026
Subscription-only monetization models are breaking down in the AI era
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How kotlinx.serialization generates code: a compiler plugin deep dive
In this article, you'll dive deep into the internal mechanisms of the kotlinx.serialization compiler plugin.
Running custom built paywalls alongside RevenueCat Paywalls
How to combine custom builts paywalls with RevenueCat paywalls for flexible experiments, targeted offers, and complex user journeys.
R.I.P. toggle paywall: We hardly knew ye
Apple is now rejecting apps that use a free trial toggle on their paywalls. Here's the story of the toggle, why it's being killed, and what to build instead
RevenueCat React Native SDK adds React Native Web support
react-native-purchases gets web support; single code-base for subscriptions on three different platforms.
You can still win Shipyard — multiply your changes by shipping to another brief
Multiply your changes by shipping to another brief
The Sub Club Podcast
Interviews and deep dives with the experts behind the biggest apps in the world.
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Your Shipyard: Creator Contest questions answered
Clear answers on building, monetization, submissions, and judging
How ElevenLabs builds and grows consumer AI apps without losing speed or clarity
On the podcast: how earned media can drive paid performance, building features that make for good tweets, and why stripping out your onboarding quiz might beat optimizing it.
Handling edge cases in Google Play Billing
Explains how to correctly handle common edge cases in Google Play Billing, including pending purchases, ITEM_ALREADY_OWNED errors, multi-quantity consumables, subscription downgrades, and network failures.
How to submit your app for Shipyard
Everything you need to know to make your app installable, testable, and ready for Shipyard judging.
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RevenueCat Paywalls changelog
Get the latest updates to RevenueCat Paywalls
How Sebastian Röhl built HabitKit by sticking with what worked (and starting over when it didn’t)
On the podcast, I talk with Sebastian about the power of building in public, how persistence pays off when growth is slow, and why focusing on user needs and iterative improvement can lead to unexpected success in indie app development.
Why most activation metrics don’t predict who will stay (and what to use instead)
A framework for predicting retention and revenue in subscription apps
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