Free audit
I review your RevenueCat + Expo setup against the launch checklist — restore, entitlements, premium gate, auth mapping, sandbox.
Free paywall launch audit · Expo + RevenueCat
Get a free launch audit covering products, offerings, entitlements, restore purchases, sandbox/TestFlight behavior, and common subscription review issues.
No payment required · no repo access up front · $199 only if you want me to fix it
Send the setup
Expo version, RevenueCat status, launch timeline, and the flow that feels risky.
I check the breakpoints
Products, offerings, restore, entitlements, sandbox, TestFlight, and App Review.
Then decide
If it is clean, you ship. If not, I can fix it or point you to the DIY kit.
Free audit
No repo access up front. I need the stack, RevenueCat state, what feels broken, launch timeline, and an optional app/TestFlight/demo link.
Why PaywallReady
PaywallReady is for the moment your app is good enough to charge, but subscriptions still feel like a side quest. I handle the boring layer so your paywall works by launch instead of after it.
$0
launch audit
A free 10-minute check of your RevenueCat setup before App Store review.
24h
fix turnaround
If the audit finds launch blockers, I fix the core Expo + RevenueCat flow fast.
1
launch that works
Restore purchases, entitlements, premium gate, auth mapping — all tested.
Choose your buyer situation
Use RevenueCat anonymous customers, gate the premium feature, and validate whether people pay before you add accounts.
without PaywallReady
Login system before monetization
with PaywallReady
Paid feature live first
How it works
I check your RevenueCat setup, fix what would break, and you launch with a working paywall.
I review your RevenueCat + Expo setup against the launch checklist — restore, entitlements, premium gate, auth mapping, sandbox.
Whatever would break at launch gets fixed: RevenueCat configured, restore checked, entitlements wired, premium screen protected, purchase tested.
Your core Expo + RevenueCat flow is fixed in 24 hours, so launch stops waiting on billing.
One paywall that passes App Store review — that is the whole job.
The real comparison
PaywallReady does not replace RevenueCat, Apple, Google, or Firebase. It removes the Expo app layer founders keep rebuilding: paywall, premium state, restore purchases, auth identity, Firebase mirrors, and the checklist for testing it without guessing.
Experienced Expo builder
Without: 1-3 days
With: 1-3 hours
Newer Expo builder
Without: 3-7 days
With: Half a day to 1 day
Existing app with auth
Without: 1-2 days of glue work
With: One adapter + one gate
Honest promise: a $199 fix saves most Expo builders 1-3 days of subscription integration work and the risk of a rejected launch. You bring your RevenueCat project and store products; I make the app layer work end to end.
What I check and fix
This is the scope of every audit and every $199 fix — the exact subscription layer an Expo paywall has to get right before App Store review.
Hey, quick note
You already picked RevenueCat. You already have an Expo app. You do not need another boilerplate. You need the annoying bridge between "purchase completed" and "this user can safely access premium things" — and you need it working before App Store review.
That bridge is auth identity, entitlement refresh, restore purchase, Firebase mirrors, and a test checklist. I audit that narrow slice free, and fix it for $199 if anything would break at launch.
The offer
I check the launch blockers first. If anything is risky, $199 gets the core Expo + RevenueCat paywall flow fixed in 24 hours. Prefer to wire it yourself? The $49 Kit is the DIY fallback.
I fix your paywall so it passes App Store review.
$299$199one-time
For builders who can copy, paste, and wire the kit themselves.
$49one-time
Want the free audit first? Fill the 10-minute audit formand I'll check if your RevenueCat setup will break before launch. Complex auth, Firebase rules, or webhook work may take longer.
FAQ
Book a 10-minute call. I review your Expo + RevenueCat setup against the launch checklist (restore purchases, entitlements, premium gating, auth mapping, sandbox testing). If anything would break at launch, I can fix the core paywall flow for $199 in 24 hours. Complex auth, Firebase rules, or webhook work may take longer.
You should use RevenueCat docs for the source of truth. PaywallReady exists because the time sink is the app-specific glue: auth identity, premium gates, restore state, Firestore protection, and testing flow.
Expo founders who already have an app and want subscriptions working before launch, without spending days stitching together subscription infrastructure or adopting a full boilerplate.
No. PaywallReady sits on top of RevenueCat. RevenueCat still handles products, purchases, customer info, restore purchases, and entitlements.
Yes. Firebase rules are optional. Use them only when your premium data lives in Firestore and needs server-side access protection.
Yes. The kit uses a tiny auth adapter with getUserId(), so you can connect Clerk, Supabase, Firebase Auth, your own auth, or no auth.
Yes. This should be a major reason to buy it. You can let RevenueCat use anonymous customers, gate premium features from entitlement state, and add auth later only when accounts, cross-device identity, or protected Firestore data matter.
No. It is a focused paywall kit for an existing Expo app. It does not include account management, database setup, or an app template.
You still need your RevenueCat project, App Store or Google Play products, checkout links for buying PaywallReady, and an Expo development build for purchase testing.
No. In-app purchases require an Expo development build or production build. Expo Go is not enough for real purchase testing.
Once you have access to the code, PaywallReady is yours forever with lifetime updates, so it cannot be refunded. Source code is instantly copyable, so all sales are final. See the Terms for details.
Send me your Expo + RevenueCat setup. I'll audit it free. If it needs work, the $199 fix is optional.