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Prerequisites

Before continuing, make sure you have:

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Configure entitlements

1

Create premium entitlement

  1. In Superwall dashboard, go to Products in the left sidebar
  2. Select Entitlements in the top menu
  3. Click + Add Entitlement
  4. Identifier: Enter premium
  5. Click Create
This entitlement will be used by both iOS and Android products to identify premium status.

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Configure products

1

Gather product information

Reference the product IDs and base plan IDs you created in the Android Products guide.
Ensure your product IDs and base plan IDs are 100% correct and match exactly what’s in Google Play Console. Products must have a valid status to be used with Superwall.
2

Add monthly and yearly subscriptions

  1. In Superwall dashboard, go to Products > Products
  2. For each subscription type (Monthly and Yearly):
  • Click + Add Product
  • Product ID: Enter your product ID following the <app>_<entitlement> pattern
  • Base Plan ID: Enter the base plan ID (monthly-autorenewing for monthly or annual-autorenewing for yearly)
  • Automatically Pick Offer: Toggle ON to let Superwall choose the best offer (prioritizes longest free trial, then cheapest price)
  • Price: Select the exact price from Google Play
  • Period: Select Month for monthly or Year for yearly subscription
  • Entitlements: Select premium for both subscription types
  • Click Save

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Configure example paywall

1

Edit the example paywall

  1. In the left sidebar, click Paywalls
  2. Click on the Example Paywall that is provided as an example for the new project
  3. This will open the Paywall Editor
  4. Choose Products in the left sidebar
  5. Click on primary and pick the yearly subscription product
  6. Pick the monthly subscription product for the secondary product
  7. Delete the tertiary product (you can remove it entirely)
You have now added your products to a paywall.
2

Enable feature gating

  1. In the paywall editor’s left sidebar, pick Settings
  2. Find Feature Gating and switch it to Gated
  3. Press Publish in the top right corner
Your example paywall is now ready.
3

Configure example campaign

  1. Go back to Superwall dashboard
  2. In the left sidebar, pick Campaigns
  3. Click the Example Campaign that is also provided as an example for your new project
  4. You will see that you have 1 Paywall, which is the “Example Paywall” we edited just now
4

Create custom placement

  1. Click the + symbol next to Placements on the left
  2. You’ll see some placements provided by default, but we want to make our own
  3. Where it says Select…, type out onboarding_complete
  4. Click Add Placement
Great! Now you can make it so that this paywall shows right after the user finishes their onboarding flow after installing and launching the app for the first time.
Your Superwall configuration for Android is now complete. You can test your paywall and subscription flow in your app.

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Next steps

After completing product configuration:
  • Test your paywall in your Android app using license testing
  • Customize your paywall design and messaging in the Superwall dashboard
  • Set up additional campaigns and placements as needed for your app’s user flow