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This article raises a point about getting paid. I haven't seen any solid approaches (other than SaaS) about getting paid with HTML5 apps. Between your source (e
by sanj 15y ago
This article raises a point about getting paid. I haven't seen any solid approaches (other than SaaS) about getting paid with HTML5 apps. Between your source (effectively) being available to the public and no clear way to do "mini" payment ($0.99), it limits what a indepedent developer could bootstrap with.
- aphexairlines 15y agoRegarding mini payments, what about Google Checkout for the chrome web store? If Checkout accounts are the same as Android Market accounts, you have lots of people with credit cards on file already for 1-click payments.
- bignoggins 15y agogoogle checkout doesn't have nearly the same traction as iTunes. That's why android apps sell significantly less despite having a larger install base than iOS.
- trezor 15y agoI hear this claim quite often, but I have yet to see it documented. I'm not saying you are wrong, just asking if you have some link to a study supporting this argument or anything similar.
- bignoggins 15y agoThe android sales numbers for apps are public (the range of sales anyway). I have a top selling iPhone app and it's fairly easy to compare with the top selling android apps of the same rank and see that the sales are an order of magnitude off. Also I've talked to many developers for android and iOS and they say the same. iOS sales are often an order of magnitude higher.