
Explore how to implement StoreKit in-app purchases and subscriptions in iOS apps, illustrated by the My Veggie Garden example, and learn how to add subscriptions to your own apps.
Learn to display a vegetable catalog with three free items while the rest are locked, using an environment-injected veggie store, accessibility logic, and a paywall flow for premium items.
Display iOS in-app subscription products in SwiftUI by loading StoreKit products, showing names and prices, and sorting by price while enabling selection with a check mark.
Set up Apple Store server notifications and expose a webhook for purchase, refund, and renewal events in sandbox. Test with ngrok and Postman, then decode signed payloads to inspect subscriptions.
If you want to build a successful iOS app today, learning how to implement in app purchases and subscriptions is one of the most important skills you can gain. Almost every modern app relies on subscriptions in some way. They power sustainable business models, unlock premium experiences, and allow independent developers to earn meaningful income from their work.
This course gives you a clear and practical path to understanding StoreKit 2, App Store Connect, and the real workflow that professional developers use to design and deliver subscription features. You will not just watch code being typed. You will understand how each piece fits together and how real apps handle purchases, upgrades, free and paid content, and more.
What you will learn
How to set up subscription products correctly in App Store Connect
How to present free and locked content in a way that makes sense to users
How to fetch and display products using StoreKit 2
How to guide users through a smooth purchase flow and handle errors with confidence
How to refresh entitlements so that users always have the right access on all of their devices
How to unlock premium views, features, and screens based on the user’s subscription status
How to set up Terms of Use and Privacy Policy links that the App Store requires
How to integrate Apple’s server notifications API to stay updated on subscription changes
How to use simple AI tools to create clean subscription artwork for your app
Hands on learning
Throughout the course you will follow a real app example, a vegetable gardening app that demonstrates how to lock and unlock content, manage Pro features, and present a paywall that looks professional and trustworthy. You will see how everything comes together in a real project rather than isolated code snippets.
Why this matters
The iOS landscape has changed and subscriptions have become the heart of many successful apps. Understanding how to design and implement them well will help you stand out in the job market and will give you the ability to build apps that generate ongoing revenue. This course shows you the complete process in a friendly, approachable, and practical way.
This is one of the most important and future proof skills an iOS developer can learn. If you want to level up your career or finally build an app that earns money, this course will guide you every step of the way.