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Right, the fee isn't the using Google's payment system, the fee is for using Play Store. Or rather, 11% of it the 15% is.
by ehsankia 5y ago
Right, the fee isn't the using Google's payment system, the fee is for using Play Store. Or rather, 11% of it the 15% is.
- knubie 5y agoIf that is the case then why is the fee taken as a percentage of payments made within the app as opposed to number of downloads, or just a straight up monthly or annual fee?
- judge2020 5y agoI don't see how any developer nor consumer would benefit from "pay your monthly play store fee to access the store". Imagine if credit cards also worked this way.
- ehsankia 5y agoFrom a conceptual level, it makes sense to monetize a platform based only on the people making money. Like how game engines are generally free to use for games that make little or not money. On the more practical side, it's kinda hard to make yours work. You probably don't want to charge a popular free app like Wikipedia the same as an app like Netflix.
- ihsw 5y agoI think you mean 73% of the 15% fee is for using Play Store (and AOSP, and proprietary add-ons (eg: firmware, drivers, etc), and [...]).
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