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What? where? no one was charging fees for using channels because there were no channels other than direct marketing. (Unless you talking about actually selling
by Illniyar 7y ago
What? where? no one was charging fees for using channels because there were no channels other than direct marketing. (Unless you talking about actually selling a physical box in retail, which is completely different)
- ben_w 7y agoA decade ago I was making shareware. The combination of payment-handler fees and website bandwidth worked out not to far from 30%, from what I remember.
- scarface74 7y agoSprint had an “app store” where you could buy J2ME apps for feature phones.
- 2muchcoffeeman 7y agoYes, I mean vs bricks and mortar. It’s completely different, but the App Store severely lowered the barrier of entry to writing commercial software. Even I made a few grand from it. It sucks that some types of apps will never pass review, but I’m not sure that 30% is too much.