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I think what Google and Apple should do is to add support for a "premium" upload feature. Leave the standard process as it is, but add a "premium tier". For a f
by jakobegger 8y ago
I think what Google and Apple should do is to add support for a "premium" upload feature. Leave the standard process as it is, but add a "premium tier". For a fee of 100 EUR, you get to upload an app, and you get a competent review from a real human within a certain time frame, with a list of all things that you must change to make it compliant.
The problem is that right now a spammer who creates hundreds of low effort apps gets the same service as someone who spent months or years on an app, only to get it banned over a minor issue.
I know that reviewing apps and quality control costs a lot of money for Google and Apple, and I'm ready to pay for it, as long as I get some peace of mind that they don't kick me for accidentally violating some policy with a feature that thousands of other apps have as well.
- skykooler 8y agoIt already costs $100 to be able to upload an app to Apple's App Store - I feel like that sort of support should be included in that price.
- trazire 8y ago$100/year to upload unlimited apps.
- CharlesW 8y agoAlso, iOS developers can reach people at Apple.
- jakobegger 8y agoI meant 100€ per review.