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~3% plus some fixed transaction fee. So for low dollar amount charges, like a $1.00 app purchase, the transaction fee can be > 30% (e.g. 2.9% + $0.30 on Stripe
by zaroth 6y ago
~3% plus some fixed transaction fee.
So for low dollar amount charges, like a $1.00 app purchase, the transaction fee can be > 30% (e.g. 2.9% + $0.30 on Stripe).
- briandear 6y agoSo selling an App for a dollar using stripe, you get $0.67. With the App Store, you get $0.70. And for that stripe fee you still have to have your own store, download infrastructure, and website to sell it on. A website that you also have to build, maintain, and market. And you have to deal with chargebacks and customer support during the buying process.
- romanoderoma 6y agoRight, but that stops there At 1.2$ you already earn more then the Apple Store. $ 1.0 Apple: 0.7 Stripe: 0.671 $ 1.1 Apple: 0.77 Stripe: 0.7681 $ 1.2 Apple: 0.84 Stripe: 0.8652 So just make it 1.49 and you are good (you'll earn a full 10% more than with Apple) Anyway even at 0.99 price tag (I think Apple doesn't allow 1$) it only 4.5% less, on a million unit sold the difference would be about 31,710 dollars (693,000 VS 661,290).