Gateway Level Packages: One Offer, Consistent Across Every Store

Vodlix gateway level packages exist because of a constraint, not a choice. App stores require that digital goods sold inside their apps go through their own billing systems, with their own product definitions and commission. This means the same subscription offer must exist in more than one place, on your website and in each store, and the versions must stay in step. Vodlix ties each package to the gateways allowed to sell it and stores its Apple, Google and Roku product IDs on the package, keeping every route coherent.

However a subscriber paid, whether through your website, the App Store or Google Play, Vodlix holds a single view of what they are entitled to. Support staff see one subscription record, reporting counts one subscriber, and access rules apply the same way regardless of the payment route. Entitlement is not split by store. A single view of entitlement is what prevents the confusion and support load that multi route billing normally creates.

Vodlix lets you decide which gateways may sell each package. A promotional plan might be available only on the web, while the standard tiers are sold through every store. Your own routes draw on the payment providers configured under Payment Gateways; store routes use the store's billing. Once subscriptions run through a linked gateway it stays linked, so moving a plan to a different route means creating a new package. Controlling sales routes per package keeps your pricing strategy intact across every platform your service runs on.

Prices across payment routes will not match exactly, and Vodlix treats that as normal. Store price tiers are fixed steps that include local tax and platform commission, so an in app price differs slightly from the web price for the same package. The goal is not identical figures but a viewer who is never surprised by what they are charged. Gateway level packages let you set the right price for each route while presenting one clear offer.