Apple has cut its commission on in-app purchases to 15%, from 30%, for developers making less than $1 million a year on the App Store.
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Apple cuts some App Store fees, but critics call it a ploy to avoid regulation
Apple announced Wednesday that it would cut its App Store fee to 15 percent for business with less than $1 million in revenue. Apple’s biggest critics say the move will do nothing to encourage new …
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Apple slashes controversial App Store fees for most developers
Apple is chopping by half the long-controversial commissions it charges on the sale of apps and services sold by smaller developers on its App Store, saying it wants to help them grow their businesses …
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Apple will slash App Store fees as antitrust pressure mounts
Apple said Wednesday it will slash the fees it charges app developers from 30% to 15% if the developer made less than $1 million in the prior year.
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Apple’s ‘Big Commission Cut’ Will Cost Only 2% Of App Store Revenue, According To One Estimate
This morning Apple dropped App Store commissions from 30% to 15%, meaning app developers pay less to Apple for hosting …
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Apple to cut app store fees as legal scrutiny intensifies
Apple will cut its app store commissions in half for most developers beginning next year amid an intensifying debate about whether the iPhone maker has been using the …
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Apple’s Big App Store Price Cut Isn’t Nearly Enough
Lowering the commissions it charges small developers doesn’t address broader issues over the smartphone giant’s market power and won’t appease critics.
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Dow Jones Jumps as Boeing 737 MAX Cleared for Takeoff, Apple Cuts App Store Fees
A strong performance from Boeing ( NYSE:BA) helped push the Dow higher on Wednesday. Shares of the airplane manufacturer jumped after U.S. regulators lifted the order that grounded the 737 MAX.
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Apple will slash its commission in half for small developers on its App Store
Apple announced Wednesday it was slashing its App Store commission in half for smaller app developers that earn up to $1 million per year on its store.
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App Store fee program will have ‘immaterial’ effect on Apple, says Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty sees the impact of the new App Store program with reduced commissions as “immaterial” from a financial standpoint to Apple, and believes that it doesn’t signal a …
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Apple lowers App Store ‘tax’ to 15% for developers making under $1M a year
Apple’s changing its App Store guidelines amid a lawsuit from Fortnite maker Epic Games and an EU antitrust investigation spurred by Spotify.
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Apple lowers App Store commissions to 15% for developers making under $1M a year
Apple’s changing its App Store guidelines amid criticism from developers and a lawsuit from Fortnite maker Epic Games over its commission practices.
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Apple Will Cut App Store Commissions by Half to 15% for Small App Makers
The move is an olive branch from Apple to lawmakers over its App Store business practices, which have been under increasing scrutiny for the past year.
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Apple to Cut App Store Fees in Half for Most Developers
Apple Inc. is cutting by half the fees charged to most developers who sell software and services on the App Store, marking the biggest change to the store’s revenue structure since the iPhone maker …
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Apple is slashing its App Store payment fees in half for smaller developers, from 30% to 15%
Apple has cut its commission on in-app purchases to 15%, from 30%, for developers making less than $1 million a year on the App Store.
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Apple Halves Its App Store Fee for the Smaller Companies
App makers bridled at the 30 percent commission, which has drawn scrutiny from regulators looking into antitrust claims.
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Apple Halves App Store Commission For Small Developers Amidst Antitrust Scrutiny
The move will not benefit large developers like Fortnite’s Epic Games, which is currently engaged in a legal fight over Apple’s fee.
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