Settings reference.

Three values authenticate RevenueHog to Apple: the .p8 private key file, the Issuer ID, and the Key ID. They live under settings → credentials. The private key is encrypted at rest (AES-256) and scoped to your organization; the dashboard only ever shows whether a key is present, never its contents.

To rotate a key, generate a new one in App Store Connect and re-upload all three values. The setup guide covers where to find each value.

Two related surfaces live alongside credentials: settings → notifications holds your push rules (event toggles, minimum amount, quiet hours, MRR milestones, per-app mutes, daily digest), and settings → api shows the publishable key the optional SDKs use for user-level attribution.

Apple's standard split gives developers 70% of revenue (a 30% commission). Members of the App Store Small Business Program keep 85% (a 15% commission). Your report-derived revenue needs no setting for this: Apple's daily Sales reports state proceeds at your actual commission rate (membership included) and RevenueHog uses Apple's figures as-is, with no adjustment on top.

The small business toggle under settings → small business controls the one surface that has to guess: the live feed. Real-time events arrive via Apple Server Notifications, which carry the customer price but not your proceeds, so each event's detail page estimates proceeds from that price. At net 30% by default, or net 15% with the toggle enabled.

Each app can define a Production and a Sandboxforwarding URL. When Apple posts a notification to RevenueHog, it verifies the signature, records the event, then re-POSTs Apple's exact signed payload to your URL for the matching environment, so your own server validates it as if it came straight from Apple.

Leave a URL blank to record events in RevenueHog without forwarding them. Delivery attempts and their HTTP results are listed under each app's recent events and summarized on webhooks. The setup guide walks through pointing Apple at RevenueHog first.

RevenueHog is free on the web: every app, full history, the live feed, metrics, customers, event forwarding, and the one-click S2S wiring described in the setup guide. There are no tiers and nothing to upgrade.

The one paid thing is RevenueHog Alerts, an auto-renewable subscription purchased inside the iOS app. It unlocks visible push notifications (event alerts, MRR milestones and the daily digest) for everyone in your organization. Its status shows on the billing page; manage or cancel it through your App Store subscriptions.