# Testing

You can test a complete purchase flow by using a sandbox account with Apple and Google

When testing In-App Purchases in a Sandbox environment, the duration cycles of the subscriptions are shortened to be able to evaluate behaviour for Auto-renew cycles.

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**After 5 renewals your Subscription is automatically cancelled.**

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All confirmation emails are sent by the App store to the email address used for testing.

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See below for the time correspondence :

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### Apple

You must use a sandbox account and TestFlight to test a purchase in sandbox mode

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### Google

You must add your Google account to the licence testers list to make a purchase in sandbox mode

{% embed url="<https://help.purchasely.com/en/articles/5977692-test-in-app-integration-in-google-play-store>" %}


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