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You can’t. It’s against App Store policies. Here’s where bathing s get annoying though; companies do this all the time. Microsoft Office , for example, has ove
by bradgessler 6y ago
You can’t. It’s against App Store policies.
Here’s where bathing s get annoying though; companies do this all the time. Microsoft Office , for example, has over 5 different pricing tiers for Office. They have a consumer pricing tier that matches Apple IaP pricing, then a set of a bunch of business, education, and enterprise plans. You’d have to do something like that and then negotiate with them that one of your tiers is the same price as IaP.
The point isn’t that there’s workarounds; what’s problematic is how Apple tries to tell you how to price your product and run your business, even if you try to give them a cut.
- cercatrova 6y agoYou can actually charge different prices for in app versus out of app. Apple changed this policy around 9 years ago.
- Hamuko 6y agoYeah, I think the sticking point in the different prices is that you cannot in any way indicate to the user that they can get the same service for cheaper or that there's an included Apple tax. This means that Hey would need to be charging $142 on iOS without a mention that $43 is an Apple tax that is not present when signing up on Hey.com.
- bradgessler 6y ago$141.99 and $42.99. Apple won’t let you charge round numbers.