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RevenueCat MCP Usage Examples

Both deployment options support the same natural language interactions. Here are common examples:

Basic Project Information​

Show me my project details
List all my apps
What products do I have in my iOS app?

Creating Resources​

Create a new iOS app called "Premium Photo Editor" with bundle ID com.company.photoeditor
Create a monthly subscription product called "Premium Monthly" for my iOS app
Create an entitlement called "premium_features" with display name "Premium Features"

Managing Relationships​

Attach the premium monthly product to the premium features entitlement
Create a new offering called "main_offering" and add packages for monthly and annual subscriptions
Show me which products are attached to the premium features entitlement

Configuration Management​

Get the App Store configuration for my iOS app
Show me all the public API keys for my app
List all packages in my main offering

Batch Operations​

You can perform multiple operations in sequence:

Create a new iOS app called "Premium App", then create a monthly subscription product for it, and finally create an entitlement called "premium_access" and attach the product to it

Configuration Queries​

Get comprehensive information about your setup:

Show me the complete configuration for my main offering including all packages and their attached products

Cross-Platform Management​

Manage products across multiple platforms:

Create the same product "Premium Monthly" for both my iOS and Android apps

Chat Interaction Tips​

  • Be specific: Include IDs, names, or other identifiers in your requests
  • Use proper terminology: Use RevenueCat terminology (entitlements, offerings, packages)
  • Check relationships: Verify product-entitlement relationships after making changes
  • Incremental changes: Make small, incremental changes rather than large bulk operations