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Just to comment on the paid version joke. You can simply offer a carbon-copy of your app with a cost of 3.99 -- I'd personally be more than happy to pay for it

Just to comment on the paid version joke. You can simply offer a carbon-copy of your app with a cost of 3.99 -- I'd personally be more than happy to pay for it to compensate you for your effort and support the software -- it's the least frictional way for me to pay you. A bon entendeur, salut

QuinNafuku 8y ago
Actually, you can donate here: https://www.wireguard.com/donations/ https://www.wireguard.com/donations/ -- hopefully with similarly low friction.
- bdhess 8y ago
  Even better to go this way; no Apple tax.
  - adtac 8y ago
    For reference, on $3.99, Stripe takes ~10%, Bitcoin ~3%, Patreon ~12%, and Paypal ~15%. Apple takes nearly 30%.
    - wpdev_63 8y ago
      Doesn't stripe usually charge 3%?
      - Cogito 8y ago
        3% plus a flag of $0.30 from memory? It wasn't hard to check so it's actually 1.75% domestic cards (Australia) or 2.99% international, $0.30 flag fall. On $30 that is $0.83 - $1.20, or 2.75% - 3.99%
        Cogito 8y ago
        Look at that I completely used the wrong starting figure... On $3.99, this is $0.37 - $0.42, or 9.27% - 10.51%
megaremote 8y ago
Not necessarily. The reviewers may get upset if two apps are too similar.
- bjoli 8y ago
  Not if you claim that the apps are exactly the same in the description in thestore.
  - hazz99 8y ago
    You'll still get people complaining, it's the nature of user reviews.
- outadoc 8y ago
  More importantly, Apple might.
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technimad 8y ago
Offer an in app purchase as donation. Low friction flow for iOS users, free money for you!