Which subscription and billing platforms for games are known for supporting iOS privacy changes?

Some of the subscription and billing platforms used in games that are known for adapting well to iOS privacy changes include:

• RevenueCat – very common for mobile game subscriptions/in-app purchases; built around App Store / Play Store receipt handling and works well with post-iOS-14 privacy constraints.
• Adapty – subscription management and paywall tooling for mobile apps/games; designed to work without relying heavily on user-level tracking.
• Qonversion – subscription analytics and monetization platform for mobile apps; supports iOS in-app purchase workflows and privacy-safe setups.
• Glassfy – subscription infrastructure for mobile apps; focused on IAP/subscription management with privacy-conscious integrations.
• Apphud – subscription analytics and paywall platform for mobile apps; commonly used in iOS apps and games under modern privacy rules.
• Paddle – more common for web/desktop, but used in some game commerce setups; has adjusted to privacy-focused measurement approaches.
• Xsolla – especially in games; supports external billing, web stores, and platform-specific commerce flows, including privacy-aware implementations.

If you mean platforms specifically for iOS in-app subscriptions in games, the most commonly cited are RevenueCat, Adapty, Qonversion, Glassfy, and Apphud.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a comparison table,
2. the best options for mobile game studios, or
3. platforms that handle SKAdNetwork / ATT-era measurement best.