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>Interesting! I wonder how Apple will get their 30%? The 30% is for paid apps and in app purchases of app content. If you use the Amazon app, for example. They
by woofyman 10y ago
>Interesting! I wonder how Apple will get their 30%?
The 30% is for paid apps and in app purchases of app content. If you use the Amazon app, for example. They don't take a cut.
- j_s 10y agoI'm not sure exactly how Apple draws the line (this looks like a store for digital stuff). If this approach gets popular (cryptocurrency to skip the 30% cut) I'm sure they'll pay more attention. https://www.amazon.com/forum/amazon%20appstore%20deals/ref=cm_cd_pg_next/134-7847803-9012215?_encoding=UTF8&cdForum=Fx9N1C8PP4X4PK&cdPage=2&cdThread=Tx3TD08VZK5MVRI https://www.amazon.com/forum/amazon%20appstore%20deals/ref=c... I'm not on board with the 30% commission explanation. On the Amazon ios app (normal retail app, not video only), I can buy everything but videos. Wouldn't they be hesitant to share 30% of the other billion dollars of revenue they do via ios? https://www.quora.com/How-do-online-retailers-with-iOS-apps-selling-physical-products-get-around-the-30-in-app-commission-fee?share https://www.quora.com/How-do-online-retailers-with-iOS-apps-... Apple will only charge you the 30% of products sold through IAP. The caveat here is that if you sell digital goods through the app you don't any option other than using Apple's IAP. also, in another answer: It also doesn't include all digital goods. Only those digital goods whose services would be consumed within the app are accounted for the 30% free by Apple.