Price Localize uses the App Store Connect API to automatically set app prices, In-App Purchase prices and subscription prices for all territories.
Instructions to setup an API Key (also available with step-by-step images inside Price Localize app):
$50 means something different to an American than to a European, Indian or Asian user.
By adjusting prices to match what people can afford in different countries, you make your app, in-app purchases and subscriptions much more appealing to users outside the United States with lower purchasing power.
Also, you can increase prices for users in much richer countries like Switzerland.
Run an A/B test comparing your current prices to ones based on Purchasing Power Parity.
You’ll likely see your sales increase in no time because you’ll start receiving purchases from users in countries like Brazil, where they previously couldn’t afford to pay for your app.
Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) figures out how much people in different countries can actually afford by looking at their local cost of living and currency strength.
So instead of charging everyone the same $10 for your app, you set prices that feel fair and doable wherever they are.
For example, a lower price in Brazil where users might have less to spend or a higher price in the United States.
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Yes, it is possible to change prices for:
Yes! Save time when adjusting prices for each country. Copy pricing from one product to another for efficient price management.
Also, you can create your own price templates to reuse between products and apps.