20%/30% auf den Gesamten Umsatz?

[postemi]

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[masel99]

Komm schon, das ist echt zu kompliziert sich das von Google abzuschauen. ;)

https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2021/03/boosting-dev-success.html

"Starting on July 1, 2021 we are reducing the service fee Google Play receives when a developer sells digital goods or services to 15% for the first $1M (USD) of revenue every developer earns each year."
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"we’ve heard from our partners making $2M, $5M and even $10M a year that their services are still on a path to self-sustaining orbit. This is why we are making this reduced fee on the first $1M of total revenue earned each year available to every Play developer, regardless of size."

[nightmar17]

Du meinst von Apple..

[masel99]

nightmar17 schrieb:
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> Du meinst von Apple..

Nein, Amazon hat das anscheinend von Apple abgeguckt und hald nicht von Google bei denen die 1 Million immer reduziert ist.

https://www.apple.com/de/newsroom/2020/11/apple-announces-app-store-small-business-program/

Apple:

Existing developers who made up to $1 million in 2020 for all of their apps, as well as developers new to the App Store, can qualify for the program and the reduced commission.
If a participating developer surpasses the $1 million threshold, the standard commission rate will apply for the remainder of the year.
If a developer’s business falls below the $1 million threshold in a future calendar year, they can requalify for the 15 percent commission the year after.

Amazon:

Developers who earned up to $1 million in the prior calendar year and developers new to Amazon Appstore are eligible.
If an eligible developer’s revenue exceeds $1 million in the current year, they will revert to the standard royalty rate and no longer receive AWS credits for the rest of that year.
If a developer’s revenue falls below $1 million in a future year, the developer will be eligible in the next calendar year.