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When I had a paid app in the app store price didn't seem matter too much. I had a free version of the app with IAP and a paid version. Both initially cost $0.9
by belthasar 14y ago
When I had a paid app in the app store price didn't seem matter too much.
I had a free version of the app with IAP and a paid version. Both initially cost $0.99 but after 6 months I raised the price to $1.99. Sales actually went up. I think if you have an app people like and you have good reviews, price isn't as important.
Graph for paid app
https://www.dropbox.com/s/s7zvicfuan9ci5n/paid.png?m https://www.dropbox.com/s/s7zvicfuan9ci5n/paid.png?m
Graph for IAP
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ddr15si5qp5bux/iap.png?m https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ddr15si5qp5bux/iap.png?m
- ihaveajob 14y agoFunny thing, your reviews also go up when you raise the price. I have 2 theories to explain this: - People who pay for something are more likely to research it before, and thus will only get the product if they think it fits their needs. On the other hand, if the app is free and it doesn't do what you thought it did, you might give it a bad review. - People who pay for things tell themselves that they're buying more quality, and so they truly see things differently.