Google Play Store Offers Amazing Introductory Discounts On Play Store Subscriptions.

Google Play already offers introductory discounts on subscriptions   Google Play Store offers a variety of subscriptions including apps and services such as Evernote and Dropbox, magazine purchases, and information on current affairs topics It is possible from These subscriptions can be easily managed from the Play Store itself on your mobile device.  Big G wants to help developers do just that.

   

So, from today, app and service developers will be able to enter introductory discounted pricing to offer low-cost subscription services to users who start their journey with Evernote's monthly 'Plus' plan. You can try a satisfying novelty for those who launch apps and services from the Android store with these discounts. Big G himself claims that in the past three years, the number of users buying monthly subscriptions to services like Dropbox, Evernote, and Magazines has doubled because of these discounts.   

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User Purchase 

                                       For example, the idea is when a user first purchases a service and starts offering a subscription. This offer costs $1 per month and can be used for 3 months, after which you can return the price set by the company. This is an attempt to get more users to test the pros and cons of these apps and services.   So far, companies haven't had much leeway to manipulate users with compelling offers to subscribe.  That is why the discounts are being offered. 

The Google Play Developers Console

 A tool for developers to publish to his Google store was missing many options. That is why the discounts are necessary. So it's a big G to announce these changes to subscriptions in the coming weeks. If you use the subscription features of both stores, you will be charged for using the service. In principle, 30% of the selling price per user will be deducted for one year from the start of billing. This fee can be reduced. The total number of paid service usage days for each user at both stores for one year is 15.

   The Play Store can offer a free trial for any number of days, starting with 3 days. Introductory pricing applies after the free trial period. You can choose either per product or the entire product for the free trial.   Entry Price  The App Store offers not only free trials but also pay-as-you-go and prepayment options. 

      

Pay as you go is a way to pay a discounted rate each billing cycle. You can use your subscription at a discounted price for a certain period of time. Prepaid means you pay a one-time price and your subscription is available for a set period of time.    Play Store offers one-time and recurring payment options. One-time payments are available at a one-time introductory price for a limited time. 

                                                           Introductory pricing offers recurring payments for days that match your billing cycle.   Promotions are offered to new users and those who have made regular purchases in the past. Effective in attracting and retaining customers. Choose the right bidding method for each target you want to address.   App Store Promotions   The App Store offers, three types of offers: Referral Offers, Promotional Offers, and Promo Codes[23]. These offers are used for different purposes depending on who and where they are addressed. Please note that the supported OS versions are different.  

 Referral offers are designed to appeal to new users of the Google Play Store and can be promoted in your app or the App Store. Promotional offers may be made available within the app to current or previously subscribed users.   Offer Codes can issue codes that offer free or discounted prices to new, current, or former subscribers. It can be distributed and used in any way, online or offline. There are also promo codes. that work similarly to offer codes. It is issued to prospective customers and reviews for non-commercial purposes and does not renew the subscription after it expires. 

Play Store Promotions   

Play Store offers a feature called Promotion Codes, which are equivalent to Offer Codes. A feature that allows users to issue promotional codes for free trials of Google Play Store. There are two types of codes: one-time codes and custom codes. Codes can be used only once on the Play Store and within the app. Custom is available to new users and allows you to set a limit on how many times the code can be used.  

                                                               The number of codes that can be used in this campaign is limited, so please check the materials for details.   Grace Period and Account Blocking  Payment Grace Period and Account Blocking are features to prevent cancellation due to non-payment.   If your credit card, Google Play Gift Card (Android), or App Store and iTunes Gift Card (iOS) has expired and you do not have sufficient balance to pay the subscription fee, this is the reason for failed payment. could be the cause. 

  Postpaid Payment is a feature that maintains a previous subscription status for a  period of time instead of canceling the subscription if the user does not pay. If payment is overdue, your account will be blocked and your subscription status will be suspended. If your payment status is updated within this period, you must regain access to the services provided by your subscription. Some smartphone apps such as Android are free to install, but require a monthly (or yearly) fee to use it should be a subscription or subscription, but I will introduce how to cancel these paid apps. 

App Developers Initiative

On September 1st (local time), Google will expand its test regions to allow a choice of third-party in-app billing systems on its official app store, the Google Play store, to include Japan, India, Australia, Indonesia, and the EU. will do so. Announced.   App developers participating in this test can offer third-party billing systems to their users in addition to the Google Play billing system.  

 Google Play store and Apple face intense scrutiny of their business practices in the app marketplace from regulators in the EU, South Korea, Japan, and other countries. Google has already chosen a  third-party in-app billing system ( for the Play Store) in South Korea. In March, he also began testing a different billing method for paying for subscriptions using Spotify in Sweden.   Developers of mobile applications other than games are welcome to participate in this test. The purchase price of the Google Play Store app itself is not eligible, and can only be selected for content services such as in-app purchases and subscriptions.