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You simply start charging a subscription for your app

• lwansbrough 5y ago
  Which is subject to a 15-30% fee, unlike ads. And assumes users want to have a subscription to my app (they don’t.)
  • a4isms 5y ago
    Worth noting that unless you’re personally selling advertising (which only a few people can do), ads are subject to a fee as well, by the broker/network. You don’t collect 100% of the money paid by the advertiser. What you avoid with ads on iOS is paying twice: Once to the broker, and again to Apple.
  • bilal4hmed 5y ago
    so then how do you plan on making money without privacy offensive ads ? Without charging your customers, there is no way
    • lanstin 5y ago
      Sounds fine to me. The problem with apps is not quantity but quality. If we had ten percent as many and they were twice as good, I would be happy. Even if they were basically the same but didn’t constantly put click here to go to the App Store screens, I would be happy.
• muro 5y ago
  Subscriptions to apps to will work about as well as subscriptions to news sites.
  • deleted 5y ago
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  • slver 5y ago
    Not sure if you're an iOS user, but every second apps demands outrageous subscription amounts like $10/week for an app that adds emoji on your photos.