Paywall shows all required elements without scrolling

Apple reviewers test IAP apps on physical devices, including small-screen models like the iPhone SE (667 logical points of usable height). A paywall that requires scrolling to see the price, auto-renewal terms, or the subscribe button fails Apple guideline 3.1.2's requirement that subscription terms are clearly displayed before purchase. Beyond review, a paywall where the subscribe button is below the fold on smaller devices creates a real conversion drop for users who never see it — large hero images or feature lists that push the CTA off-screen reduce paid conversions from the segment most likely to be budget-conscious.

Pin the pricing section and CTA to the bottom of the paywall using a flex layout that prevents the content above from pushing it off-screen. Keep hero images under 160 logical points on paywalls and limit feature lists to 3–4 items maximum.

// PaywallScreen.tsx — pinned pricing section
<View style={{ flex: 1 }}>
  <View style={{ flex: 1 }}>
    {/* Hero image: maxHeight 140, feature list: 3-4 items */}
  </View>
  <View style={styles.pricingSection}>
    <Text>{price}/month — auto-renews. Cancel anytime in Settings.</Text>
    <SubscribeButton />
  </View>
</View>

Test on iPhone SE (667pt height) in the iOS Simulator before every submission. On Android, test on a 360dp-wide device. The pricing section should be fully visible on first render with no scroll gesture.