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Search giant Google in a blogpost on Thursday revealed that it had prevented 1.43 million ‘policy violating’ apps from being published on the Google Play Store.
Updated Mar 17, 2021 | 09:52 IST Indian startups say ‘high’ commission an abuse of Google's Play Store’s monopoly and want an option of using alternative payment gateways. Google to reduce its Play Store commission to 15% for developers on first $1 million revenue New Delhi: Internet major Google has slashed the service fee developers have to pay on in-app purchases of digital goods on its Play Store from 30 per cent to 15 per cent, joining rival Apple, on the first $1 million they earn as revenue each year. However, Indian startups are of the view that ...
Google Play will from July 1 slash by half its 30 per cent billing fee for developers globally when they make the first $1 million of their annual revenue, said the company on Tuesday. Apps that sell digital goods in the Play Store have to use the platform’s billing system, which allows the tech giant to collect a percentage of in-app purchases as a fee. The developers are required to use the Play billing system – and therefore pay a service fee – if they implement in-app sales of digital goods. With this change, 99 per cent of developers globally that sell digital goods and services ...