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Once your app is listed on the App Store, you can charge for it through Fanvue’s payment rails. Fanvue handles checkout, cards, billing, and refunds. Fanvue takes 20% of each sale; you keep 80%.
App Store billing charges creators (or agency team members managing them), signed in to Fanvue. Fans pay creators through checkout links or, inside fan-facing apps, through fan experiences, which run on their own rails.

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Two ways to charge

Both are configured in your app’s Pricing tab in the Builder. See Pricing Plans and One-time Items.

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The flow, end to end

1

Configure pricing

Add plans and items in the Pricing tab. Paid apps must be listed.
2

Get approved

Plans show Pending setup and activate when your app passes review.
3

Share

Plan picker on your listing, deeplinks, or app_ checkout links.
4

Receive webhooks

Fulfil access off app.subscription.activated, reconcile revenue off app.payment.succeeded.
5

Gate access

Check GET /apps/{appUuid}/subscription/me server-side: hasActiveSubscription, with currentPeriodEnd and cancelAtPeriodEnd for when access ends.
6

Reconcile

Webhooks can be missed; re-read state from the read endpoints.

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Money and access are separate events

A subscription’s initial charge emits both app.payment.succeeded (billing_reason: subscription_initial) and app.subscription.activated. Fulfil access off the subscription event; reconcile revenue off the payment event.

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Next steps

Pricing Plans

Setup, statuses, plan IDs, and subscription events.

One-time Items

Consumables, attribution, and fulfilment.

App Webhooks

The app.* event reference.

App Subscriptions

Pricing lifecycle and entitlement endpoints.