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Apple halves its App Store fee for smaller companies
Apple has announced that it will cut App Store fees by half, to 15%, for software developers with less than $1M in annual net sales on its platform. Apple currently takes a 30% commission from the total price of paid apps and in-app purchases from the App Store. Once a developer passes that threshold, they’ll be billed at the standard 30% rate.
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Ozzie
2 months
Ree equality.... Yes, it's Apple's platform, and yes this encourages less popular developers to stick around. And no this doesn't usually affect the end-user. This could lead to developers marketing their apps less so they can keep extra income. Only the very very very successful ones will match their prior sales.
Well that’s good to hear