Subscription-based Android apps will offer cheaper introductory plans
posted by Luis D.
/ Nov 03, 2016, 4:30 PM
Thankfully, Google knows this isn't exactly good for business, so it's down to change things around. At a developers event today, it announced plans to modify the Android subscription program so that app developers can offer new customers introductory pricing on paid subscriptions.
Google believes this would be great for consumers and developers as consumers can try a service at a reduced cost, while developers no longer have to build payment infrastructures for their apps from scratch. It's not known yet when the new functionality will hit Google Play, but we think it's bound to happen sometime soon.
via Phandroid
via Phandroid
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