Importing Products
Pull your existing in-app purchases and subscriptions from Apple App Store and Google Play into BasePrice.
Overview
If you already have products configured in App Store Connect or Google Play Console, BasePrice can import them in bulk. This saves you from manually recreating each product.
You must have at least one platform connected (Apple or Google) before importing. See Connect App Store or Connect Play Store.
How Import Works
Step 1: Fetch Store Products
When you click Import Products, BasePrice calls each connected platform's API to retrieve your existing in-app purchases and subscriptions. This includes:
- Product IDs
- Product types (consumable, subscription, etc.)
- Display names
- Current pricing (if available)
Step 2: Cross-Platform Matching
BasePrice automatically groups products that exist on both Apple and Google by comparing their product IDs. Common naming variations (such as different separators or casing) are handled automatically.
| Apple ID | Google ID | Match? |
|---|---|---|
pro-monthly | pro_monthly | Yes |
com.app.pro.yearly | pro.yearly | No (different prefix) |
premium_annual | premium_annual | Yes |
Manual Merge: If BasePrice doesn't detect a match, you can manually drag and merge rows in the import UI.
Step 3: Auto-Detection
BasePrice automatically detects:
- Product type — Based on store metadata
- Billing interval — Detected from the product metadata and naming patterns
Step 4: Select and Import
Review the matched products, select the ones you want to import, and click Import Selected. Each imported product is created with:
- Platform mappings already configured
- Product type set based on detection
- Interval set based on ID analysis
Duplicate Prevention
Products that have already been imported into your project are marked with an "Already imported" badge. This prevents accidental duplicate creation.