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I'm not in the space, so apologies if this question is offbase. What happens if Apple takes a 30% cut of the app revenue, but you book the class offline (say,
by TuringNYC 6y ago
I'm not in the space, so apologies if this question is offbase.
What happens if Apple takes a 30% cut of the app revenue, but you book the class offline (say, via web). But then you view via your iPad?
Another example might be the various learning apps. I purchased a Coursera class via the web, but then I added via my iPad -- does Apple get a revenue from this?
- diebeforei485 6y agoApple still requires apps to offer in-app purchase (taking 30%) for virtual fitness classes, concerts, etc. They can still offer a lower price on their own website, but they can't link to that from the app. Users would have to open a browser, go to their website, sign in, and make a purchase -- too much friction.