Google is expanding the lowered 15% Play Store fees to subscription-based apps, and some apps will be able to enjoy an even lower fee of 10%.
Google has said that it is lowering its commission fees for all subscription-based businesses on the Play Store. Earlier, Google used to charge 30% of the transaction amount from the developers. However, following the pressure from Senators, it followed Apple into lowering fees from 30% to 15% for developers who earned less than $1 million through the Play Store. Now, the company has expanded lowered 15% Play Store fees to subscription-based apps, and some “eligible ebooks and on-demand music streaming services” will enjoy an even lower fee of 10%.
