Bypass Apple In-App Purchase iOS SDK for Subscription Migration

Yes. The April 2025 Epic v. Apple ruling permanently barred Apple from forcing US developers to use its IAP system. Developers operating in the US are now permitted to offer direct billing alternatives alongside or instead of StoreKit. Allocents is built specifically to operate within this legal framework, providing compliant native UI flows and jurisdiction-aware routing so your implementation stays on the right side of App Store guidelines and the court order.

Yes. Allocents' Switch and Save campaigns surface direct billing offers to your existing StoreKit subscribers at a configurable point in their subscription lifecycle. Users opt in voluntarily — their existing Apple subscription is not forcibly cancelled. This approach preserves subscriber continuity while gradually shifting your active base to direct billing, where you capture revenue at 5% + 50¢ instead of Apple's 30%.

The Allocents SDK is designed for a 15-minute integration. It supports Swift and SwiftUI natively, and also covers Kotlin, Flutter, and React Native. StoreKit product sync automatically imports your existing App Store Connect catalog, so you are not rebuilding your product configuration. The gradual rollout feature lets you start with 10% of users from the dashboard without shipping a new app version.

When you use Allocents Billing (the full Merchant of Record tier), Allocents handles all of it. Tax calculation and remittance across 190+ countries, chargeback disputes, fraud protection, refunds, and customer support are all managed by Allocents. You ship the SDK and collect revenue at 5% + 50¢ per transaction. If you prefer to remain your own Merchant of Record, the Bring Your Own Stripe (BYOS) option is available at 0.5% of migrated revenue.

Allocents works for both subscription apps and consumable purchases such as coins and gems common in mobile games. The SDK and native checkout flows support all IAP product types. The Switch and Save migration campaigns are most relevant for subscription apps with existing StoreKit subscribers, while the embedded checkout and Sign Up and Save paywalls apply broadly to any app looking to bypass Apple's in-app purchase system for any purchase type.