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> Developers can offer both free and paid preorders. If the price changes during the preorder period, customers will be charged whichever is lower: the price th
by thisisit 9y ago
> Developers can offer both free and paid preorders. If the price changes during the preorder period, customers will be charged whichever is lower: the price they preordered it at, or the price at launch.
I wonder what happens if the app was free on pre-order but changes to paid at launch. Will the "whichever is lower" still apply?
As noted in the article, Google does offer a pre-register notification option. From an app developer perspective, has that helped in driving some traffic towards the app? and it seems Apple thinks downloads are a better option than just notifying.
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- ksec 9y ago>I wonder what happens if the app was free on pre-order but changes to paid at launch. Will the "whichever is lower" still apply? Yes. Actually I rather like this option of which ever is lower, it gives a MacHeist like event where you could have the more signup / buyers, the cheaper it is.