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I am using subscriptions in my app and I want users to pay a different amount for the first subscription period than for the following periods.
For example: A one-year subscription which costs $499 in the first year and the following years it only costs $300.
How can I achieve that?
You create a one-year auto-renewing subscription for whatever price the subscriptions should have after the first year and for this subscription you create a one-year pay-up-front introductory offer for $499.
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I have an app which allows users to redeem voucher codes, however I want to limit it so they can only claim one every 30 minutes.
So I somehow need to store the time they last redeemed a voucher, and if they try to redeem another, the app would check the last time and only give them a new voucher if the last one was over half an hour ago.
Would I store data in user prefs or is there a better way?
Storing a timestamp of when the last voucher was redeemed in NSUserDefaults is probably fine for a simple solution.
But how secure do you need this to be? As a general rule, and especially if this needs to be strictly enforced for financial reasons, never trust the client. Meaning that you should have a server to verify the codes, and enforce usage restrictions.
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I just want to knwo that can i modifiy the price tier for inapp content in itunes connect. As we know that there is a list of price tier like $ 0.99, $ 1.99 and so on. I want to price tier like $1.45, $2.50 etc.
thanks.
you can only use the price tiers apple provides you.
check all of the pricing on iTunes stores - its all about simplicity.
they only have 3 price tiers for songs(.69 & .99. & 1.29) and the other items are all 99 cent increments. possibly related to credit card fee's too
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Before buying an apple developer account I'd like to know it is possible to use a single account to release apps for several different customers using those customers' names as the publishers?
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You, you can't. You need to buy a developer program for your customer. It will cost him/her USD 100/year.
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I don't understand in iTunes the meaning of Price Tier Effective Date and Price Tier End Date. Please anyone could explain me these fields?
The meanings of those fields are clearly spelled out in the "Scheduling Price Tier Changes" section of the current the iTunesConnect Developer Guide. Briefly, they refer to the beginning and end date for a price change. For example, you could set your app to change to a different price on the first of the month, and then to go back to the previous price on the 15th of the month (or any other date).
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What happens if you increase you price on an iOS app subscription?
Will subscribers be informed, and how does that procedure look like?
Will the old subscription expire and do they have to confirm and accept the new price?
I have looked through the guidelines but did not find any answers to this.
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