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Apple does support upgrade pricing, though mostly as a hack using App Bundles and the Complete My Bundle pricing. For example, upgrading GoodNotes: https://supp
by servercobra 7y ago
Apple does support upgrade pricing, though mostly as a hack using App Bundles and the Complete My Bundle pricing. For example, upgrading GoodNotes: https://support.goodnotes.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000124915-I-have-already-paid-for-GoodNotes-4-How-can-I-download-GoodNotes-5-for-free- https://support.goodnotes.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000124915...
- masklinn 7y agoBundles are an interesting hack around store limitations. When did apple implement bundles?
- Razengan 7y agoYou keep saying "hack" when all these are advertised, publicized, and officially supported features of the App Store. They literally touted them at various WWDCs.
- masklinn 7y ago> You keep saying "hack" when all these are advertised, publicized, and officially supported features of the App Store. As the proper and official way to implement upgrade pricing?
- servercobra 7y agoI saw them touted as ways to bundle apps together under one price, but never heard anything about using it for version upgrades. But I may have missed that, I've never been to WWDC just watched keynotes and some of the dev talks.