How to Add RevenueCat to a React Native App

How to Add RevenueCat to a React Native App RevenueCat can remove a lot of subscription plumbing, but most teams still lose time on the first working integration. The fastest path is to wire a minimal client that can: initialize the SDK correctly fetch the current offering purchase the first available package restore purchases inspect active entitlements This walkthrough matches the runnable Luna demo in projects/revenuecat-react-native-example . 1. Install the SDK Use the React Native RevenueCat package in your app: npm install react-native-purchases If you are using Expo with native modules, make sure your project is configured for the native build flow required by the package. 2. Add platform API keys RevenueCat uses different public SDK keys per platform. In the Luna demo, the app reads: EXPO_PUBLIC_REVENUECAT_IOS_API_KEY=appl_public_sdk_key EXPO_PUBLIC_REVENUECAT_ANDROID_API_KEY=goog_public_sdk_key EXPO_PUBLIC_REVENUECAT_WEB_API_KEY=web_public_sdk_key 3. Configure RevenueCat on ap