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GitHub release Install Qonversion React Native SDK to validate user receipts, and get in-app subscription analytics and third-party integrations.

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Install via npm

Qonversion SDK package is available on npm.
Migrating from react-native-qonversion (v9 or earlier)? See the React Native v10 migration guide - the package was renamed to @qonversion/react-native-sdk.

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Extra steps

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iOS

React Native auto-linking handles the native module registration. After installing the package, run pod install from your ios/ folder.

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CocoaPods trunk becomes read-only on December 2, 2026

React Native integrates native modules through CocoaPods, so the Qonversion React Native SDK stays on CocoaPods for now. Your existing builds are not affected: the versions you already use keep installing from the CocoaPods CDN. React Native’s own Swift Package Manager mode is still experimental; once React Native declares it production-ready, the Qonversion React Native SDK ships as a Swift package, and if that has not happened by the switch, new versions will be made available through a CocoaPods source of our own (one source line in the Podfile; Expo prebuild / EAS Build covered by a config plugin). Either way the instructions will be published here and in the migration guide before December 2, 2026.

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Android

Include the BILLING permission in your AndroidManifest.xml file as follows:

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Running with Expo

If you are using Qonversion in an Expo app you will have to create Development Builds.

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Solving TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating ‘RNQonversion.storeSDKInfo’)

As Qonversion React Native SDK contains native modules, there is no option to run your app using Expo Go. Make sure you use Development Builds as described above to solve this issue.

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Kids Mode for Qonversion React Native SDK

In case you are building an App for Kids, follow this guide to learn about Kids Mode for Qonversion SDKs.

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Next steps

The SDK is installed. Choose the mode to implement — this determines how much code you write next.