iOS monetization & entitlements

In-app purchases or ads, with entitlements enforced where they cannot be spoofed.

What we build

Storefront integration for subscriptions or one-off purchases, entitlement checks enforced server-side rather than on the device, and attribution wired up in a way that stays inside Apple's privacy rules. Decline this for an app that does not sell anything.

What you get

• Entitlements verified server-side, with a test proving a modified client cannot unlock paid content

How the work unfolds

1. Integrate in-app purchases
2. Integrate ads
3. Enforce entitlements server-side
4. Add attribution compliantly

What shapes the price

Before you see a number, our scoping conversation asks:

• Does the app sell anything — subscriptions or one-off purchases? StoreKit purchase work only exists if something is sold.
• Will the app show ads? Ad integration and install attribution are separate work from purchases, and most paid apps show none.

How an engagement starts

This work builds on iOS core feature build, so scope, boundaries and constraints are agreed before anything is built.

Teams often combine it with:

• iOS app foundations & setup
• Payments & commerce integration
• Subscriptions & recurring billing