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I've got a possibly naive question about DropletPay. I was under the impression that Apple essentially took 30% of all money that flows through an app. Is ther
by euank 12y ago
I've got a possibly naive question about DropletPay.
I was under the impression that Apple essentially took 30% of all money that flows through an app. Is there an exception for payment / ecommerce apps? Is there a special agreement in place? Is this app a "timebomb" that just hasn't been noticed by apple yet?
It's possible that the "30% of all money" is a bit of misinformation; I can't find where Apple's app policies are enumerated.
I'd be interested in knowing and I have no doubt someone here has a good idea.
- steffanaquarone 12y agoThe 30% commission applies to in-app purchases made using the Store Kit framework. Generally, only digital items are sold this way. See https://www.quora.com/In-App-Purchase-IAP/Do-companies-like-Groupon-have-to-pay-30-to-Apple-on-all-their-in-app-purchases https://www.quora.com/In-App-Purchase-IAP/Do-companies-like-... or https://developer.apple.com/in-app-purchase/In-App-Purchase-Guidelines.pdf https://developer.apple.com/in-app-purchase/In-App-Purchase-... Hope this helps