What is the transaction fee for blackberry in-app purchases?
Also which all countries are supported for merchant accounts for blackberry app developers?
According to the BB Developer FAQ
Section 7. Purchasing, Billing and Invoicing
i. How is the revenue divided between a developer and BlackBerry World?
As of June 2011, the revenue split for applications sold via BlackBerry World is 70/30 in favour of the vendor (you).
The same approach works for the in-app purchases.
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I have an app in Apple store. It is commercial with 1 USD. Is it possible to add InApp Purchase features in this app at same time ?
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I've read this guidelines:
https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#purchasing-currencies
And seems in point 11.3 "Apps using IAP to purchase physical goods or goods and services used outside of the App will be rejected", so, it applies with an app that sells tickets for entries in a music local?
11.2 Apps utilizing a system other than the In-App Purchase API (IAP) to purchase content, functionality, or services in an App will be rejected
11.3 Apps using IAP to purchase physical goods or goods and services used outside of the App will be rejected
From what I understand. You can use an alternative to IAP. With which you :
Can't sell content, functionality, or services for the app itself ;
Can sell physical goods or goods and services for outside the app.
Edit :
You might want to look this Q/A too : If I use the PayPal gateway in my iPhone app, will Apple approve it?
It looks like a duplicate of MPL library integration in iOS. Will it contradict APPLE in app purchase or any other payment rule?
Although if you get the ticket on the device itself, it could be considered a digital good.
I have an app with In-App purchase to unlock full version. Is it possible to offer a free In-App purchase upgrade for select users?
This would depend on what you are trying to do. For instance for marketing purposes Apple grants you 100 promo codes you can give to people for free.
You can read about it in the iTunes Connect documentation:
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/LanguagesUtilities/Conceptual/iTunesConnect_Guide/Chapters/ProvidingPromoCodes.html
Do I have to pay a fee to distribute a paid app to the app store (iOS). (I already have a developer membership with apple)
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Actually you don't have to pay a fee when distributing a new paid app through the App Store, but Apple will only give you 70% of the sales revenue.
So the upload doesn't cost a fee, but from what the user pays for your app you will get only 70%. See here for more details: https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/distribute.html
Paid developer account is required to be in the App Store, that's $99/yr. Then Apple retains 30% of your app's sales. You should read about it here, https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/distribute.html
I am creating an App for a music ensemble. This ensemble wants to give away the visitors who attend the concert this app. On the other day this app could be in the appStore as an App with a certain price.
Should this be done with changing its price on a daily basis? Or is there a more practicle way for it?
Which kind of account I should advice the ensemble to take?
Or should I bring it to the app store as an Ad Hoc App? Or Custom B2B App Distribution?
Or should they do it via in-House distribution?
a developer or Enterprise programm?
Definitely not the enterprise program. The enterprise license allows you to build and deploy iOS apps on devices owned by the enterprise or by the employees of the enterprise. Distributing apps to general customers would be a license violation.
There are two ways to solve your problem using a standard license:
1) Publish a paid app on the app store. If the number of customers who attend the concert is less, give away app store promo codes to them, sell the app to the rest of the customers.
2) Publish a free app on the app store. Have some kind of login mechanism. Give away user ids and passwords to customers who attend the concert. Have an in-app purchase for all others, to get full functionality.