
RefundShield
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RefundShield
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RefundShield's answer
We built RefundShield to help app developers protect their revenue from refund abuse and friendly fraud on the App Store.
If you run an iOS or macOS app with in-app purchases or subscriptions, refunds can quietly eat into your revenue and, in many cases, teams donโt have enough visibility into whatโs happening, which users are repeatedly refunding, or how much money is being lost.
RefundShield connects with Appleโs refund data and helps you:
Are you a mobile app developer for Apple App Store? Weโd love your feedback!
RefundShield's answer
RefundShield automatically blocks unjustified refunds and protects App Store developers revenue. No SDKs require, setup in minutes.
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Apple App Store developers
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Apple Subscriptions - Subscription offerings now available to App Store developers
Qonversion - The subscription data platform for mobile-first companies