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Tim - outside of the big ones (Play, Amazon, Samsung & SlideMe) which other alternate stores do you recommend? www.CodeNgo.com
If you want to know what Tim thinks of the alternate app-stores, luckily
for you he was kind enough to include a link in his article.
You may edit your post and remove the website you are promoting.
for you he was kind enough to include a link in his article.
You may edit your post and remove the website you are promoting.
Hi,
We have developed a fairly successful app that currently has 135,000 active installs on Android. We're thinking of launching a paid for version which doesn't have ads and gives a few extras.
What percentage of our users do you think might upgrade to the paid for version? We're only thinking of charging $0.99.
Are there any stats on this? Obviously it will be different per app but we're interested to know what we might expect.
Thanks,
Chris.
We have developed a fairly successful app that currently has 135,000 active installs on Android. We're thinking of launching a paid for version which doesn't have ads and gives a few extras.
What percentage of our users do you think might upgrade to the paid for version? We're only thinking of charging $0.99.
Are there any stats on this? Obviously it will be different per app but we're interested to know what we might expect.
Thanks,
Chris.
"Google Play is the best when it comes to payouts" is no longer accurate. Not even close! As of a few weeks ago, the new Google payout schedule has moved developer paydays from two days after the month ends, to fifteen days after the month ends. Not cool AT ALL. Developers are finally coming to Android, at a time when most get paid everywhere else in 2-4 weeks (top Android ad networks like Airpush are even paying us weekly, which rocks) but Google needs to hold on to OUR money even longer. Please revise your statement in this article. Google is NOT the best when it comes to payouts. In fact, they are awful!
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