Integrations
Google Play
Google Play is the store provider Paywall Parity currently supports. The integration reads monetization catalogue data and, when authorized by the user and plan, submits approved regional price updates.
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What is imported
The integration works with the product structures Google Play exposes for subscriptions and in-app products, including regional prices and availability. That provider state remains the source used to build pricing comparisons.
Because Google evolves its monetization model, the dashboard documentation carries the current setup and product-shape details.
What can change
Paywall Parity is concerned with regional pricing, not general Play Console administration. Publishing is limited to supported price operations assembled from an approved deployment.
It does not treat a catalogue import, recommendation, or drift alert as permission to write.
Provider limits still apply
Google Play controls valid currencies, regional availability, product states, price constraints, quotas, and the final acceptance of an update. A proposal must fit those rules at the time it is submitted.
This is why provider validation and read-back belong inside the publishing flow rather than being assumed from a locally valid calculation.