It does not give me any way to log into a different account. This is even if I have logged out of the App Store. When I launch the app, it asks me to enter the password for my primary Apple ID.

However, I have found that this process no longer works, because my step #5 is no longer possible. The directions on this pageseem to suggest that the process I outlined above hasn't changed. So I'm trying to figure out how to get sandbox test accounts to work in iOS 11. This is adequate for testing consumable purchases, but not for testing subscriptions, where we need to test more situations that can realistically be tested using a single account. More recently, it seems like Apple detects when your Apple ID is on the TestFlight user list and automatically treats your account as a sandbox tester account if so, making the above steps unnecessary. Then log back in to your primary Apple ID When finished testing, go into Settings and log out of the App Store. When prompted, log in with the sandbox account from step 1Ħ. Launch the app and try to make an in-app purchaseĥ. Go into Settings and log out of the App StoreĤ. Launch TestFlight and download the app that needs testingģ. Create a sandbox user from iTunes ConnectĢ.

It used to be that sandbox testing a TestFlight app required this irritating process:ġ. It's been a while since I've had to do sandbox testing for IAP on iOS.

Apple sandbox tester