Would you like a simple way to increase revenues for your paid apps or in-app purchases?
Did you know that back in June 2013, Apple released a new pricing structure called alternate tier pricing in the App Store?
What is Apple Alternate Tier Pricing?
Back in June 2013, Apple introduce a new pricing structure called Alternate Tier that gives app developers more flexibility with the pricing. Simply put you can charge a higher price in some of the popular countries.
This applies to both paid apps as well as in-app purchases.
App developers are accustomed to charging $0.99 or $1.99, but with alternate tier pricing app developers can charge the 0.99 in Euros.
Here’s a quick chart that shows you the difference between normal Tier 1 and Alternate Tier 1:
In the video, below I show you how you can activate alternate tier pricing for your paid apps and your in-app purchases.