App Pricing migration tooling now available

Shopify App Store
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Following up on our earlier post about what’s coming for Shopify App Pricing, the first part of our migration tooling is now available to everyone. With it you can draft and test Shopify App Pricing plans before switching to App Pricing.

In the coming days, we’ll begin inviting partners to test the last part of our migration tooling which lets you move your existing shop subscriptions from manual billing to App Pricing. Sign up for early access if you’d like to check it out and give feedback to the team.

Prepare your App Pricing plans

You can get to the tool from your app’s pricing details in Partner Dashboard. From there, you can:

  • Review generated plan names, prices, features, and billing intervals
  • Edit plans or create additional plans
  • Configure usage charges and app events
  • Test plans on a development store owned by the same Partner organization
  • Check your configuration using the readiness checklist and docs

Learn more

Thanks!

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Our team is getting into the nitty gritty of migrating off Mantle with the looming deadline. I submitted the access request here when this was first posted but we never heard anything or gained access. Any news or updates here?

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Hey Brett - you should be seeing an email this week about it, thanks for your patience.

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anything to do for apps that have used the first version of app pricing before the new release?

i.e. an app using app pricing for 1 year.

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Hi,

Can we test the Shopify app pricing on a draft app? We use a draft app for our dev work and another published app for production.

How can other developers test the feature without affecting existing users?

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@Benny_Chan we’ve been able to test Shopify App Pricing on our dev and staging apps no problem.

If I remember correctly, you have to mark the app as ‘Public’, which then allows you to edit the pricing details in the app store listing, but you don’t actually have to submit the app for review or anything like that.

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I rather not migrate to the new model. The new page doesn’t look bad, but makes the app look like every other app, besides it shows the plans in an order that we believe is not optimal.