gpc-monetization
gpc-monetization
Manage subscriptions, in-app products, purchases, and pricing with GPC.
When to use
- Creating, updating, or deleting subscriptions and base plans
- Managing subscription offers (introductory, upgrade, winback)
- Creating, updating, or syncing in-app products (one-time purchases)
- Verifying, acknowledging, or consuming purchases server-side
- Cancelling, deferring, or revoking subscriptions
- Handling refunds and voided purchases
- Viewing subscription analytics (active, trial, churn, conversion)
- Migrating subscribers to new price points
- Converting prices across regions and currencies
Inputs required
- Authenticated GPC —
gpc auth statusmust show valid credentials
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