![]() ![]() For example, you might offer Ocean Journal premium subscribers the opportunity to subscribe to Mountain Climber for a discounted price of $4.99/month instead of the regular $5.99/month. Here’s Apple’s explanation of how it works:Ĭontingent pricing can be used for subscriptions from one developer or two different developers. Apple just announced a new Contingent Pricing feature for App Store developers that allows them to charge a discounted subscription rate as long as the user already has another specific subscription from the same developer or a different one. That sort of thing hasn’t been possible with subscriptions through the App Store, but it soon will be. ![]() “All Bright Sky subscribers can subscribe to Luggage for the discounted rate of $4.99 (regularly $6.99)!” Let’s say you subscribe to a weather app called “Bright Sky.” The maker of Bright Sky publishes a new travel app called “Luggage” and it wants to offer a deal. Apple’s new contingent pricing may save you money on App Store subscriptions ![]()
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