App stores take up to 30% per sale
On in-app purchases and subscriptions, the store also keeps the payment details, so you can't see why a purchase was declined or send it to a provider more likely to approve it.
Users buy subscriptions, in-app purchases and in-game currency on web and in your app, from all over the world. Payrails gives app and game companies one platform to accept the way they pay and keep more of each sale.
Once users pay through your own checkout, the app store no longer picks the provider or files the tax for you. Every renewal and top-up then depends on your own payment setup, market by market.

On in-app purchases and subscriptions, the store also keeps the payment details, so you can't see why a purchase was declined or send it to a provider more likely to approve it.
A new release can bring paying users from many countries at once. They expect their own currency and the local methods they use at home, and digital sales are taxed where the buyer lives. Opening an entity and registering for tax in each country takes months.
A renewal fails when a card expires or runs short of funds. Retrying too soon brings more declines and scheme fees, and each renewal you don't recover is a subscriber who leaves without choosing to.
In-app items and game currency reach the buyer within seconds, so stolen cards get tested on small purchases. Account holders also dispute purchases that a family member made, and each chargeback adds a fee to the lost sale.
Each of these products runs on the same API and SDKs. Start with the one you need now, and add the others as your app grows.
From the first transaction to global scale, payments that match your journey.
AI agents are becoming a new path to purchase. Payrails keeps the payments behind your checkout ready for whatever standard comes next.
Explore agentic commerceYes, where the app store allows it. The rules differ by store and country, and some stores still take a smaller fee on purchases made through the link. Users pay on your web checkout, and your app unlocks the purchase once the payment is confirmed: Payrails SDKs run the checkout, and payment notifications tell your backend when to unlock it.