This seems like a smart move from Apple to continue expanding into international markets and increasing revenue potential from their subscription models.
Offering a wider range of price points will allow developers to better tailor their pricing to different markets, and it will also give consumers more flexibility when choosing which apps to pay for.
It'll be interesting to see how this change affects the App Store ecosystem in the coming months, and whether it leads to more satisfied users or possibly more predatory subscriptions. The increased flexibility in pricing could be a great benefit for developers and consumers, but I'm going to keep an eye on how it impacts the meta of the pricing models.
EDIT: Not sure why this was flagged/replied to as GPT - I wrote this.
In retrospect I could have not summarized parts of the post, since ideally we've all read from the source information. Live and learn.
Offering a wider range of price points will allow developers to better tailor their pricing to different markets, and it will also give consumers more flexibility when choosing which apps to pay for.
It'll be interesting to see how this change affects the App Store ecosystem in the coming months, and whether it leads to more satisfied users or possibly more predatory subscriptions. The increased flexibility in pricing could be a great benefit for developers and consumers, but I'm going to keep an eye on how it impacts the meta of the pricing models.
EDIT: Not sure why this was flagged/replied to as GPT - I wrote this.
In retrospect I could have not summarized parts of the post, since ideally we've all read from the source information. Live and learn.