Payment and membership infrastructure provider Palate And Revenue In view of one, Apple has worked together to launch an option for in-app purchasing US app store policy change Now this app allows developers to process their own payment. Companies made a new announcement on Tuesday Integration This allows users to purchase from the app of developers, whether on web or mobile devices.
The paddle manages the tax and compliance complications as well as web-specific payments. Meanwhile, thanks to Revenuect, developers have access to their membership data and performance on both web and mobile platforms.
Even the ability to offer links for in-app purchase through the web is a new change for iOS applications in the US Decision is reduced From District Judge Yavon Gonzalez Rogers to Fortnight Maker Epic Games as part of the court’s verdict against Apple. While Apple won its case on a large scale, the court announced that it is not an monopanist, it was also forced to allow developers to link to web payments without paying Apple.
Joint, New solution A platform from paddle and revenue offers a way to subscribe once on a web or mobile – then automatically can use its membership in all devices. In addition, membership data is stored in the revenue dashboard, where developers can track real -time analytics in web, iOS and Android for easy access.
Some apps already use services from both providers, such as running app NamIn that case, the new integration provides a more spontaneous passage for web mudification, companies explain.
In a statement shared with Techcrunch, Paddle CEO Jimmy Fitzgerald said, “There is a big opportunity for subscription apps to increase revenue by expanding on the web – but this shift brings new technical and operational challenges.” “By partnering with Revenuect, we are making it easy for developers to manage membership on platforms, while giving more control over how and where they mandarize them.”
Jacob Eating, co-founder and CEO of RevenueAT, who today has powers of more than 70,000 apps, said that paddle was a great partner on new attempts, which would allow developers to offer traditional app stores as well as web-based payments.
