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Setting or Changing the Price of an App

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Overview

You can adjust the price of your app at any time through the corresponding app portal for each platform, either App Store Connect or Google Developer.

Setting up a price for your app means that users will have to purchase it before being able to download and install it. 

This article provides instructions for changing the price of an app for both Apple and Google.

Note: Our platform currently does not support Subscriptions or IAP (In-app purchases), if you require these features, please fill a Feature Enhancement Request describing your use case, our development team takes customer feedback into account when planning new features and improvements.

Solution

Apple

  1. Log in to App Store Connect.

  2. Click My Apps.

  3. Select an app.

  4. On the left menu, click Pricing and Availability.

  5. Select a price from the drop-down menu.

    • To make this change immediately, click Save.
    • To schedule this price change for the future, click Plan a Price Change, select your Start and End dates, and then click Save.

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Important: A Paid Applications Agreement is required. This agreement allows your organization to sell apps on the App Store. It's an optional part of the Developer Program License Agreement and describes the terms for paid application contracts. You can still distribute your free apps without entering into the Paid Applications Agreement.

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Google

Important: You can change your app from Paid to Free. Once you offer an app for Free, you can't change the app to Paid. If you want to charge for the app, you need to create a new app with a new package name and set a price.

  1. Sign in to Google Play Developer Console.

  2. Click All Applications.

  3. Select an app.

  4. On the left menu, click Store Presence > Pricing & Distribution.

    Note: Before setting a price, you can review Android Developers' Supported Locations for Distribution to Google Play Users.

  5. Under Pricing & Distribution, type the price you want to charge.

  6. Near the top of your screen, click Save Draft for new apps or Submit Update for existing apps.

Testing

Once you have updated your app settings in the corresponding application store, you can try downloading it from a new device, you will be prompted to pay the set fee before downloading it.

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