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15/mo comes down to 10/mo after the 30% that Apple takes. So, I really doubt they would "clearly make more money".
by dmitriid 6y ago
15/mo comes down to 10/mo after the 30% that Apple takes.
So, I really doubt they would "clearly make more money".
- evv 6y agoIt is not uncommon to have a different price for monthly vs yearly billing. IAP customers will pay more, but they can afford that anyways, and the bright ones will subscribe online. Hey currently charges $99/yr. If they added an IAP tier of $15/mo, and Apple takes 30%, that leaves $126/yr. (Clearly more money, in my humble calculation)
- dmitriid 6y agoThat's not enough of a difference to justify paying 30% to Apple. Additionally, "IAP customers will pay more" is actually in clear breach of App Store policy: you cannot price differentiate iOS purchases.