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It's most likely around 30% which seems to be the norm for stores like this
by utf_8x 3y ago
It's most likely around 30% which seems to be the norm for stores like this
- miohtama 3y agoAlso, physical retail distribution is likely around the same 30% ballpark.
- prophesi 3y agoAnd is why Apple chose 30% when they launched the app store; it was already an acceptable charge, and could be justified with storage/bandwidth costs and the suite of tools/services built for it. That doesn't seem to line up in my books, but we'll see how the next few years go while the 30% commission standard still has a target on its back.
- wmf 3y agoFor a console game you'd have to pay a 10-20% title fee and then the retailer also takes 30-40%.
- teamonkey 3y agoEpic’s store is 12%. Tim Sweeney tweeted that Epic take 5% as profit and the rest are costs[1]. Puts the other stores’ 30% in context, though Xbox/Playstation/Nintendo do significantly more QA than Epic. [1] https://twitter.com/TimSweeneyEpic/status/1120441795010338816 https://twitter.com/TimSweeneyEpic/status/112044179501033881...