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Just to be sure.
I have application with in app purchase, ready for sale state.
If I change the price, this will be effective immediatly(or 24 hours..the same) or this will need disable the in app purchase item, and need to go for apple review ?
Thanks
No, if you change the price it will be immediate although the change is not REALLY immediate. The change has to populate to all iTunes servers, so for a short period of time, some stores may have it at different prices. But the time is usually less than an hour or two.
The point of the review is to review functionality, the price is in your hands.
"ready for sale" app's price modification does not put app in review again. review is ment for testing the app functionality not pricing!!
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I am offering a subscription to users right when they sign up to my iOS app. If the user does not purchase the subscription offer at sign up, I want to give them the premium version of the app for 7 days. Once the 7 days past I want the user to have to purchase a subscription to continue to use the app.
I do not want to do just a basic counter/timer in the app because users' can just delete and reinstall the app to get full access once their time is up.
What is a possible way of accomplishing this?
Apple provides a way to do that. but it supports iOS 11.0+ It's called DeviceCheck
From the docs:
Access per-device, per-developer data that your associated server can
use in its business logic.
You can set two bits data per device and keep in mind that it is dev's responsibility for keeping track of whether a user is entitled to redeem any offer that you provide.
A good way to start
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I have a confusion about my Application which is removed from sale by my self by Deselecting All countries from Rights & Pricing section. The reason why i have to do this is because i want to launch it into App store with new Update.
My Question is in this scenario will Apple Approve this Update version of the Application.
If No then is there any alternate solution for it please guide me friends.
Thanks in Advance.
When you remove app from sale Apple just hide your app from App Store.
Your app is not removed from App Store.
You can go ahead and release the update of your application.
Wait for Apple to approve it.
And release it on App Store.
Removing App by Deselecting All countries will just hide the Application from the store its still there ready for sale so while Update this App Apple will treat it similar like a normal App Update & will Approve it if all the things are correct.
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I haven't post my app to the app market yet, so i am just wondering if a user buys our app, would it be possible to charge him for every upgrade or every upgrade has to be free.
I ask this question because our company has to make the decision whether we keep adding more features to the app or we make different apps to do different things and charge our clients accordingly.
Thanks for reading.
No, you cannot (currently) charge for updates.
You might consider unlocking additional functionality using in-app purchase.
It depends on what you mean by 'update.'. In the case of maybe a database, dictionary-type, or even a game (possibly, though unlikely), app updating some kind of database (SQLite, XML, etc.) is allowed, but downloading code is a no-no as stated in the developer guidelines. If you must charge, the downloading of a database is the only possible way, otherwise in-apps will fill the gap.
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Is there a way to track visitors to the App Store? I'd like to find out how many people are viewing my app's App Store page. Thanks.
No way to see how many App store visitors you get for your App unless they buy/download your App (or leave a review), but check out the iTunes Connect App. It is one of the best ways to track everything you can track about your Apps.
The [iTunes Connect] app goes into good detail, allowing you to break down sales by
day, week, month and six months. Complete with graphs that display
sold units and updates, you can also see how your apps are doing in
all the markets they are being sold in.
Unless they post a comment, you can't know who is visiting your page.
There are third party services too that give in-deapth analytics. A few to name are:
http://www.flurry.com, http://www.appannie.com and
http://www.appfigures.com
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Whenever I submit an update for me app, the number of reviews visible for it drops to 0. If the customer bothers to click through they can see the previous versions' reviews...
But the damage has been done. Since the app has 0 stars, I see a significant drop in sales. It takes the app a good week of earning new reviews to restore sales.
I usually version the app as 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc.
Is there something I can do during the update process to prevent losing reviews like this?
You are not actually losing reviews. iTunes only shows reviews for the current version (when enough reviews are available). On the app page the overall is still listed. There is no way to override this behavior, so make your updates infrequent.
Nope you cannot do this. Users will always see the number of ratings for the current version and not the total for all versions.