If you're building mobile apps with Bravo Studio, you probably already know how fast it is to go from design in Figma to a fully functional, App Store–ready product. But what about monetization?
Thanks to Bravo Studio’s integration with RevenueCat, adding in-app purchases (IAPs) and subscription models is now easier than ever — no custom native code required.
In this blog post, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know to start charging for your app features — and turning your app into a real business.
RevenueCat is the easiest and most reliable way to manage in-app purchases across iOS and Android, including:
Bravo Studio’s native integration with RevenueCat means you can implement all of this without writing code. Your Figma + Bravo app can now include real revenue functionality in a matter of hours.
Before getting started, make sure you have:
Log in to RevenueCat and create a new project. Then add your app’s in-app products:
In App Store Connect and Google Play Console:
📝 Tip: RevenueCat provides a great guide on how to configure these settings on both platforms.
In Bravo Studio:
Bravo’s UI lets you define which screens or elements are locked behind a purchase, and shows different flows depending on whether a user is subscribed or not.
Using the Bravo Plugin for Figma:
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This is how you control what users see depending on their purchase state — all without writing a single line of code.
Use RevenueCat’s sandbox tools and Bravo Vision app to test:
Once everything is working, submit your app to the App Store or Play Store — Bravo handles the native wrap, and RevenueCat manages all the transaction logic behind the scenes.
Here are just a few monetization ideas for your Bravo app:
The possibilities are endless — and now accessible to anyone building with Bravo.
In-app purchases used to be one of the biggest blockers in mobile development. Now, thanks to Bravo Studio and RevenueCat, it’s simple, fast, and entirely no-code.
Whether you’re launching a consumer subscription product or adding gated features to an internal tool, Bravo Studio gives you everything you need — from design to monetization — in one powerful workflow.
Nope! That’s the magic of Bravo Studio — everything is no-code. With Bravo’s visual interface and RevenueCat’s plug-and-play system, you can launch monetized apps without writing a single line of code.
Bravo Studio supports:
Yes. RevenueCat allows you to create multiple entitlements and products, and Bravo lets you lock/unlock screens or features based on those entitlements.
RevenueCat offers a free plan for indie developers and early-stage projects, with paid tiers for more advanced analytics and usage. Learn more at revenuecat.com/pricing.
Yes. To sell products or subscriptions in your app, you must register as an Apple Developer and/or on the Google Play Console. You’ll also need to configure your products in those platforms to match RevenueCat’s settings.
Absolutely. Bravo Studio supports sandbox testing via RevenueCat and both app stores. You can simulate purchases, restorations, and subscription expirations during testing with the Bravo Vision app.
Yes! You can use your backend to store user data, manage entitlements, or even track custom analytics. Bravo works seamlessly with both Supabase and Xano via its API-first approach.
With RevenueCat, you can easily change pricing, add new products, or modify entitlements without pushing a new app update. Your Bravo app will reflect the changes automatically if set up correctly.
While RevenueCat is primarily built for public-facing apps with IAPs, it can be adapted for enterprise/internal tools where needed — especially if you’re managing subscriptions or user access tiers.
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