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The company is partnering with Stripe to handle payments, and it says users will receive 80 percent of revenue after Apple and Google’s in-app purchase fees are
by lgats 5y ago
The company is partnering with Stripe to handle payments, and it says users will receive 80 percent of revenue after Apple and Google’s in-app purchase fees are taken.
if stripe is handling the payments, how is a portion of this routed to Apple / Google?
- tdeck 5y agoMaybe they're only using Stripe to remit the payment to the seller.
- nexuist 5y agoThis is my thought as well, Stripe is so creators can withdraw their earnings once Twitter has collected them through IAP. You can't use a Stripe checkout in app unless you sell physical products.
- vageli 5y ago> You can't use a Stripe checkout in app unless you sell physical products. I'm partly surprised that people have not done something like sell postcards of QR codes linking to their digital product or something in lieu of selling digital items directly, just to point out the absurdity of it all.
- joshstrange 5y agoYeah, that part makes no sense to me. If you use IAP for Google/Apple there is no need for Stripe (other than maybe payouts to creators?). Or maybe Stripe is for when you pay on the web?