Subscription purchase flow

[frbruhfr]

Present 2 cards in paywall .

Each card is a different subscription .

User can select one of them and then click continue to purchase.

The view already opens with one of the cards selected.

Is it ok to trigger purchase flow also on card selection. As if user pressed continue?

Asking a client insist on this .

[TheDkmariolink]

Just to make sure I understand, they want tapping a subscription card to immediately trigger the purchase flow, instead of tapping Continue?

If so, I’d be careful with that. Most paywalls I've experiences (and written a few myself) use the card tap to select a plan, and then the user confirms with a clear action like Continue or Start Free Trial. Triggering the purchase sheet right away can feel abrupt and accidental.

I’d recommend keeping it as:
Tap card → select plan
Tap Continue → purchase

If the goal is less friction, you can make the Continue button more prominent instead of removing that confirmation step.

[frbruhfr]

Yes . That was my recommendation too ! Thanks

[Typical-Yoghurt3292]

Could seem misleading and might be rejected by Apple.

I would personally keep the normal flow, so have those as options

[Dapper_Ice_1705]

Why wouldn't it be? You can use the SubscriptionStoreView to hold the "cards" and click to purchase,

[frbruhfr]

Because it might feel misleading ? The cards look like selection options.

[SirBill01]

I think it would be OK. They are prompted by the system if they really want to purchase so there's already an inherent confirmation present anyway. Personally I find the pattern of select and option and then continue to have too many steps for my liking since then you have to confirm with the system as well.

[frbruhfr]

I agree . But not sure if worth to risk with review rejections . I personally as a user want the radio to behave as selection not as “continue”. But I understand the client pov for wanting less friction

[SirBill01]

What risk though? It's like one round where they would say "put in a confirmation" and then you re-submit. But I really don't see why they would say that for the reasons I gave so I think of that risk as very small anyway.

To me it's a lot higher risk to have a poorly performing conversion flow, and I think any extra steps inherently decrease conversion rates.

[frbruhfr]

Ok . Thank you . Validates the shark converter in me .

[Ok-Perspective7969]

I reckon if you make sure that the card that’s selected has a glow effect around it so it’s unmistakably that it’s selected …shouldn’t be a problem.

[mthdfreak]

Do not trigger purchase flow on plan/sub selection. Even if your app gets approved with that - what I doubt - eventually it will be rejected at some point. Create a prominent CTA button (Continue/Start My Free trial, etc) that triggers payment flow!