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Honestly, seeing the "offers in app purchases" message on an iOS appstore listing makes me extremely unlikely to download it.
by spilk 10y ago
Honestly, seeing the "offers in app purchases" message on an iOS appstore listing makes me extremely unlikely to download it.
- 0xCMP 10y agoI always check what kinds of IAP there are in those apps too. If it looks dumb, I won't download it. I'm sure they weren't too happy about Apple showing it's an app with IAPs because it lets people avoid the mental traps.
- Too 10y agoMe too. Is this behavior common among the crowd here? I'm in the process of releasing an app with a demo-mode but would like to avoid the "offers IAP"-stamp. Is it better to release 2 apps; a demo-version and a pro-version, rather than to have just one free app with pro as IAP? The app store desperately needs a demo-mode and better control and filtering of IAP in general. Such as "IAP that can only be bought once (new levels)" vs "IAP to buy diamonds".