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What's your source for that? Apple subscriptions also dwarf the next closest provider. I don't think Apple users care about paying once or more than once so lon

• lapcat 3y ago
  > What's your source for that? My source is myself! I am an App Store developer. Did you miss the part where I said, "Last month I finally gave in and made my Mac and iOS apps a universal purchase instead of separate purchases"? This was because customers were constantly confused and complaining about it.
  • tcmart14 3y ago
    I wonder if this could be changed some if Apple allowed some different pricing models. I've never pushed an app to the app store, but I imagine it isn't granular enough for this. But if you could offer 3 price points. One price point for the software on each platform then perhaps like a bundled price point. Say, $5 for the mac version and $5 for the phone version. But $8 for both platforms. I can see some frustration with idea of paying for the app full cost separately. But I think I would be less annoyed if I can pay for both in a single transaction. Even if it wasn't at a discount for the bundle, $10 for both.
    • lapcat 3y ago
      > One price point for the software on each platform then perhaps like a bundled price point. Say, $5 for the mac version and $5 for the phone version. But $8 for both platforms. Apple doesn't support this: https://lapcatsoftware.com/articles/2023/12/4.html https://lapcatsoftware.com/articles/2023/12/4.html