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Create a catalog in the Editor

Create and configure Unity IAP catalog listings using the IAP Catalog window.
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IAP Catalog

The IAP Catalog is a Unity Editor window that provides a codeless, visual interface to define and manage your catalog.
The catalog is the required method for implementing Codeless IAP and provides a central location in the Unity Editor to configure listing attributes, pricing, and store-specific information.
Important
The IAP Catalog defines listings, but does not manage inventory. You must implement the logic to deliver purchased content to the user after a successful transaction.
Note
For a Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) payment provider, you need to create a remote catalog.
Note
You can also use a catalog created in the Editor with coded IAP. Refer to Fetch products from a catalog created in the Editor for more information.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, complete the steps in the Get started guide.

Add listings to your catalog

To add listings to your catalog, use the IAP Catalog:
  1. In the Unity Editor, select Services > In-App Purchasing > IAP Catalog.
  2. Select Add Product to create a new listing.
  3. Enter a unique Product ID, select the appropriate Product type (Consumable, Non-Consumable, or Subscription), and provide a display name.
  4. Set attributes such as price, payout, and store-specific IDs. For information on each setting, refer to the IAP Catalog window reference.
Repeat these steps for each listing you want to offer.

Additional resources

  • Manage your catalog in the Dashboard

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