Google Play Store Now Makes Your App Subscriptions Cheaper
Check Also: Google and Renault are working on a ‘software-defined vehicle’ The new UCB feature would allow apps downloaded from the Play Store to let users subscribe and get billed for services within the app. Though developers must still pay service fees to Google — 15% of revenue made in the Play Store for the first $1 million in annual earnings and 30% for everything after — those fees are lowered by 4% for user transactions made within an app through UCB. According to a report by CNET, it is up to companies whether they’ll pass those savings on to users. As Google has not revealed any clear statement reading this. Google and Spotify are positioning User Choice Billing as a convenience for users. The Android team started inviting developers of nongaming apps to participate in a pilot program for UCB. The eligible countries are the US, India, Australia, Brazil, South Africa, Indonesia, Japan and Europe. See Also: You Can Now Test out the New Google Home App Additionally, there is an eligibility criterion for developers,
Your app must be a non-gaming mobile or tablet app The developer must be a registered business
For More Information Please Visit the Google UCB support page.
