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Manage products

Jest allows you to sell in-game products using the payments SDK methods. For recurring billing, see Manage subscriptions.

Products are configured in the Developer Console and then retrieved in your game using JestSDK.payments.getProducts().

To manage products, open the Developer Console and navigate to:

Games > Manage Game > Products

How products work​

Each product represents a purchasable item in your game.

You define:

  • SKU – A unique identifier used in your game code.
  • Name – The display name shown during checkout.
  • Description (optional) – A short description shown during checkout.
  • Price – The cost in USD.

When your game calls:

  • getProducts() – The configured products are returned.
  • beginPurchase({ productSku }) – The player can purchase a specific SKU.

For details on the full purchase lifecycle (checkout, granting, confirmation, recovery), see Payments SDK documentation.

Add a product​

To create a new product:

  1. Click Create Product.
  2. Enter:
    • SKU (required)
    • Name (required)
    • Price in USD (required)
    • Description (optional)
  3. Click Create Product.
note

The SKU cannot be changed after creation.
If you need to modify a SKU, archive the existing product and create a new one.

Edit a product​

To update a product:

  1. Click Edit next to the product.
  2. Update the name, description, or price.
  3. Save your changes.

Price changes apply to future purchases only.

Archive a product​

To remove a product from sale:

  1. Click Archive next to the product.

Archived products:

  • Are no longer returned by getProducts().
  • Cannot be purchased.
  • Do not affect past completed purchases.

If your game attempts to purchase an archived or invalid SKU, beginPurchase will return an invalid_product error. See the Payments SDK documentation for error details.

Testing purchases​

When using a sandbox user, product prices are automatically discounted to 0, allowing you to test the full purchase flow without making a real payment.

See Payments for details on purchase recovery and best practices.