Prompt
Which subscription and billing platforms for games are known for supporting iOS privacy changes?
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Jul 24, 2026
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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.
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