IAP product / price upload checklist before a global price test

Global price tests fail when local prices, tax displays or product IDs are missing in one storefront. Apple’s StoreKit documentation and Google’s Play Billing / Payments pages are the primary references for product setup. Exact price-tier tables change; confirm current consoles before upload.

Checklist

1. Freeze the SKU map. Same logical offer → distinct App Store product ID and Play product ID, recorded in one sheet.
2. Create products before creatives. Paid UA that shows a pack price must resolve to an approved, active product in both stores.
3. Upload local prices for every test country. Do not rely on a single base price with silent auto-convert if finance requires explicit local points.
4. Tax and proceeds display. Verify buyer-facing price strings in each storefront locale; store fee is not the same as player price.
5. Sandbox / license testers. Complete a purchase on iOS sandbox and Play license testers for each new price point.
6. Offer metadata parity. Introductory offers, promo codes or one-time products must exist on both stores if creatives claim them.
7. Play Billing policy. Digital goods use Play Billing unless an enrolled alternative-billing or external-offers programme applies.
8. Rollback plan. Keep prior price points active until the test cohort is closed so support can still redeem.

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Research checked 20 September 2026. Local draft; human editorial review pending.