Google Takes Inspiration From Apple, Brings Down In-app Subscription Fee From 30% to 15%

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Not many of us know that Google and Apple take some percentage of the money earned by the app owners from in-app subscriptions. This means that whenever you pay for your favourite app subscription such as Spotify, some portion of that amount goes to the app store as a subscription fee.

However, app stores want to incentivise app developers, and that’s why Apple reduced its cut off percentage from 30% to 15%, in June last year. Now, taking the cue from Apple, Google has announced the similar strategy so that developers do not have to look for other ways to get in-app subscriptions from users. The changed percentage will come into effect from January next year.

Google Takes Inspiration From Apple, Brings Down In-app Subscription Fee From 30% to 15%

Oct 20, 2017, 6:30pm UTC
http://wccftech.com/google-in-app-subscriptions-fee/ >Not many of us know that Google and Apple take some percentage of the money earned by the app owners from in-app subscriptions. This means that whenever you pay for your favourite app subscription such as Spotify, some portion of that amount goes to the app store as a subscription fee. >However, app stores want to incentivise app developers, and that’s why Apple reduced its cut off percentage from 30% to 15%, in June last year. Now, taking the cue from Apple, Google has announced the similar strategy so that developers do not have to look for other ways to get in-app subscriptions from users. The changed percentage will come into effect from January next year.