I already have a signing setup
Choose the IPA/key option for your game and confirm that your certificate and profile cover this device.
Browse productsWhich option do you need?
A key unlocks a product. A store gives you its listed app access. A certificate is used to sign an app. They are not interchangeable, and you may need more than one.
| Compare | Game key | Cloud Store access | Signing certificate |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it does | Activates the selected game's product features. | Provides the app access described by the store subscription. | Lets a compatible signing tool sign an IPA using the supplied credentials. |
| What you still need | A compatible installed app and the right game region/build. | The required device setup; some games need a separate key. | The IPA, a compatible signing tool and a device allowed by the profile. |
| What is not automatically included | A personal signing certificate or store subscription. | Every game's activation key or a personal certificate. | A game key, store subscription or Apple Developer Program membership. |
| Expiry to check | The purchased key term and any separate download-access period. | The subscription term and device allowance. | Certificate/profile validity and the seller's separate warranty. |
| Where to start | Choose the game and read its available options. | Check the live store for the app you want before subscribing. | Check certificate availability and your device requirements before ordering. |
I prefer store installation
Check that the store currently has the app and version you want. Ask whether it also needs a separate key.
Open Cloud StoreI need to understand certificates
Learn what a P12 and provisioning profile do before choosing a certificate offer.
Read the certificate guideAlready bought something? Open My Products for the files and instructions attached to your purchase.