Track app subscriptions with RevenueCat

Sell an app? Connect RevenueCat and the subscriptions your creators' ads bring in are credited to them.

A store sale is tracked by Hype's pixel. An app sale happens inside the App Store or Google Play, where no pixel can see it, so Hype reads it from RevenueCat, the subscription service most apps already use. Every purchase, subscription and renewal that RevenueCat attributes to an ad built from a creator's video is credited to that creator, and their share is billed every Monday like a store sale.

Set it up

1. Integrations → Your app → Connect RevenueCat Sign in to RevenueCat and approve Hype with Read & Write access. Hype creates its webhook on your project for you; with several projects, it asks which one.
2. Pass attribution into RevenueCat Your app sets RevenueCat's $ad, $adGroup and $campaign attributes from its attribution SDK. AppsFlyer, Adjust, Branch and Singular all provide this. Without it Hype sees the revenue but can't tell which creator's ad brought the subscriber in.
3. Done Disconnect on the same card removes the webhook from your project again.

What counts

First purchases, renewals and one-time purchases, at the price the customer paid, for as long as they keep paying. Free trials count when they convert. Refunds come back off the creator's share. Sandbox and test events are logged but never paid.

A subscriber is matched to the ad they came through, or to its ad set or campaign when every Hype ad in it is one creator's. App revenue pays under Hype attribution, so connecting RevenueCat switches your community to it. Set a max per video there if you want to cap what one video can earn over the life of its subscribers.

Add your App Store and Google Play links on your community page: creators get a *Get it on the App Store* button on your brand page, and the ad builder offers them as landing pages.

Need help?

Click the ? at the top of your dashboard, or email hello@hyperattention.ai. A person replies within one business day.