Subscription Engineering
RevenueCat, Superwall, and Adapty integrated deeply, not just installed. Webhook infrastructure that doesn't drop renewals. Paywall experiment engineering that ships in hours. A specialization within The Function, not a standalone product.
Deep RevenueCat integration: entitlement architecture, webhook pipelines that process idempotently, and subscription analytics wired to your data layer. Not just installed. Built to hold.
Read more→Superwall integrated properly: paywall experiment infrastructure your growth team can operate without engineering deploys, and App Store compliance guardrails built in from the start.
Read more→Adapty configured end-to-end: paywall A/B tests, cohort analytics, cross-platform entitlement sync. The configuration that actually reflects your product decisions.
Read more→Paywall experiment engineering from test design through production. Variant configuration, event tracking, statistical significance, and the release process that keeps experiments out of App Store review trouble.
Read more→The subscription stack is where most engineering teams lose trust with their growth function. Webhooks that drop renewals. Paywall experiments that take weeks instead of hours. App Store review flags on pricing changes. RevenueCat configurations that look right in the dashboard but behave wrong under at-least-once delivery.
We've seen all of it. Across PicklePlay, Artfare, Washlava, and other long-embed subscriptions. In production. Not in a documentation example.
This work is a specialization within The Function. Not a one-time integration engagement. The difference is that we own the subscription layer as part of the ongoing engineering function, not as a ticket we close and hand back.
Four weeks, defined deliverables. We audit your subscription infrastructure and show you exactly what needs to change before it costs you in production.