Apple Introduces 'Contingent Pricing' to Boost App Store Subscriptions

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Apple has introduced a new "contingent pricing" feature for subscriptions in the App Store, allowing developers to offer discounted subscription prices to attract and retain subscribers. This feature can be used for subscriptions from one developer or two different developers, providing customers with discounted rates as long as they remain subscribed to a different subscription. Apple is currently piloting the feature and developers can sign up for more details in January.
- Apple announces new 'contingent pricing' feature for App Store subscriptions 9to5Mac
- Apple makes it easier for app makers to compete for your dollars The Verge
- Apple Makes it Easier for Developers to Team Up, Offer App Bundle Discounts PCMag
- Apple pilots discounted subscription scheme to developers AppleInsider
- Apple is testing a feature to help App Store developers undercut competitors' subscription prices Yahoo Canada Finance
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