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Mobile App Store Fee Calculator

Calculate your net developer revenue after Apple App Store and Google Play Store commissions. Enter your app or subscription price, monthly downloads or subscribers, and compare standard 30% vs reduced 15% rates side by side. Includes reverse pricing mode to find the right price for your target net revenue. All free, private, and no signup required.

Mobile App Store Fee Calculator
Calculate your net developer revenue after Apple App Store and Google Play Store commissions. Compare standard 30% vs reduced 15% rates, model subscription vs one-time pricing, and find the right price to hit your target net revenue. Side-by-side comparison of both stores.
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Price (each)

$4.99

One-time purchase

Downloads

1,000

Per month

Best Store Net

$4.2K

N/A

Annual Net (Best)

$50.9K

Annual projection

Apple App Store

15% Reduced Rate
Gross Revenue$4990.00
Commission (15%)-$748.50
Payment Processing-$0.00
Total Fees-$748.50
Net Revenue$4241.50
Net Per Unit$4.24

Monthly Net

$4.2K

Annual Net

$50.9K

Effective Fee Rate

15.0%

% Kept

85.0%

Google Play Store

15% Reduced Rate
Gross Revenue$4990.00
Commission (15%)-$748.50
Payment Processing-$0.00
Total Fees-$748.50
Net Revenue$4241.50
Net Per Unit$4.24

Monthly Net

$4.2K

Annual Net

$50.9K

Effective Fee Rate

15.0%

% Kept

85.0%

Recommendation

Both stores offer the same net revenue of $4.2K at these commission rates and pricing.

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All calculations run entirely in your browser. Your app pricing, download numbers, and revenue data never leave your device. No API calls, no server storage, no tracking.

Why Use Our Mobile App Store Fee Calculator?

App Store Commission & Net Revenue Calculator

Calculate exactly what you take home from app sales after Apple and Google commissions. Enter your app price or subscription price, number of paid downloads/subscribers, and see the standard 30% commission, reduced 15% rate, payment processing fees, and your net developer revenue - all in one place.

Apple App Store & Google Play Side-by-Side Comparison

Compare Apple App Store and Google Play Store fees for the same app side by side. See which store gives you better net revenue, how the 15% small business program changes the equation, and what you need to price at to net a target amount on each platform.

Small Business Program & Reduced Commission Analysis

Model the impact of Apple's App Store Small Business Program (15% for developers earning under $1M/year) and Google's service fee reduction (15% on first $1M of revenue). Compare standard 30% vs reduced 15% scenarios to understand how much more you keep at different volume levels.

100% Private - No Data Uploaded

Your app pricing, sales data, and revenue details never leave your device. The app store fee calculator processes everything locally in your browser. No data is ever uploaded, stored, or tracked. No signup, no account, no server calls.

Common Use Cases for Mobile App Store Fee Calculator

Indie Developers Pricing Their First App

Indie app developers can calculate their net revenue from app sales after store commissions. Enter your planned app price and estimated downloads to see how much you actually earn on each store and decide which platform to launch on first.

Subscription App Revenue Planning

App developers using subscription pricing can model net revenue from monthly and annual subscriptions. Enter subscription price, subscriber count, and churn to see net revenue after Apple/Google's recurring commission, payment processing fees, and annual projections.

App Studio Revenue Forecasting

Mobile app studios managing multiple apps can forecast total revenue across Apple App Store and Google Play. Model different pricing tiers, download volumes, and commission scenarios to build accurate revenue projections for stakeholders and investors.

Small Business Program Eligibility Planning

Developers near the $1M revenue threshold can model what happens when they qualify for the reduced 15% commission vs the standard 30%. Plan your growth strategy and understand the revenue impact of crossing the threshold on each store.

Freemium to Paid Conversion Analysis

Developers converting freemium apps to paid can model different pricing strategies. See how changing your app price affects net revenue after commissions, and find the optimal price point that maximizes your take-home revenue on each platform.

Cross-Platform Publishing Strategy

Developers publishing the same app on both stores can compare net revenue at different price points. Decide whether to price differently on each store to account for commission differences, and understand the total revenue from multi-platform distribution.

Understanding Our Mobile App Store Fee Calculator

What is a Mobile App Store Fee Calculator?

A mobile app store fee calculator helps app developers calculate their net revenue after Apple App Store and Google Play Store commissions. Both stores charge a standard 30% commission on paid app downloads, in-app purchases, and subscription payments. Apple offers a reduced 15% rate through the App Store Small Business Program (for developers earning under $1M/year), and Google offers a similar reduced rate on the first $1M of revenue. The calculator shows you exactly how much you keep from each sale after store commissions and payment processing fees, and helps you determine the right price to hit your target net revenue.

How Our App Store Fee Calculator Works

Enter your app or subscription price, the number of paid downloads or subscribers per month, and select the store (Apple, Google, or both for side-by-side comparison). Choose whether you qualify for the reduced 15% commission (small business program) or the standard 30% rate. The calculator instantly computes the gross revenue, store commission (15% or 30%), payment processing fee (typically 1.5-2.9% + $0.30 depending on the store), your net revenue per sale, total net revenue per month, and annual projection. The reverse calculator mode tells you what price to set to achieve a specific net revenue target after all fees.

Apple App Store vs Google Play Store Fee Differences

Both stores charge a standard 30% commissionon paid apps, in-app purchases, and subscription payments (after the first year for subscriptions on Apple, which drops to 15% after 12 months). Apple's App Store Small Business Programreduces the commission to 15% for developers earning up to $1M in proceeds per year. Google's service fee reduction offers 15% on the first $1M of revenue earned through Google Play each year. Beyond $1M, the standard 30% rate applies. Payment processing fees also differ: Apple processes payments through its own system with a flat commission, while Google uses Google Payments with additional processing fees. Our calculator models all these differences for an accurate comparison.

Pricing Strategy for Maximizing Net Revenue

Understanding your net revenue after store commissions is essential for setting the right app price. A $0.99 app at 30% commission gives you only $0.69 per download. At 15%, you keep $0.84. For subscription apps, the difference is even more significant over time. Our calculator includes a reverse price feature: enter your target net revenue per download or per month, and it tells you exactly what price to set on each store to hit that goal. This is especially useful when comparing the price difference needed to maintain the same net revenue across Apple and Google stores. All calculations run locally in your browser with no data uploaded.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mobile App Store Fee Calculator

The Apple App Store standard commission rate is 30% on paid app downloads, in-app purchases, and subscription payments. Through the App Store Small Business Program, eligible developers earning under $1M in proceeds per year pay a reduced 15% commission. For subscriptions, the commission drops from 30% to 15% after the first 12 months of a recurring subscription, regardless of the Small Business Program.

The Google Play Store standard commission rate is 30% on paid apps, in-app purchases, and subscription revenue. Google offers a reduced 15% service fee on the first $1M of revenue earned through Google Play each year. Revenue beyond $1M is charged at the standard 30% rate. Google's reduced rate applies to all developers automatically for the first $1M of annual revenue.

The App Store Small Business Program is available to developers who earned up to $1 million in proceeds (Apple's commission-adjusted revenue) in the previous calendar year. New developers who haven't earned $1M yet also qualify. The 15% reduced commission applies to paid apps, in-app purchases, and subscriptions. If a developer exceeds the $1M threshold, the standard 30% rate applies for the remainder of the year.

Apple App Store includes payment processing within its commission - the 30% or 15% rate covers everything. Google Play Store similarly includes payment processing in its service fee for most transactions, but may have additional processing fees for certain transaction types. For this calculator, we model no additional processing fee for simplicity since both stores bundle it into their commission rates.

Use the reverse calculator mode. Enter your desired net revenue per download or per subscriber, and select your store and commission rate. The calculator will show you the price you need to set on each store to achieve that net revenue after commissions. For example, to net $1.00 per download on Apple at 30%, you need to price at $1.43. At 15%, you need to price at $1.18.

Yes - the calculator supports both one-time app purchases and subscription pricing models. For subscriptions, you can enter a monthly or annual subscription price and the number of paid subscribers. The calculator shows net revenue per billing cycle and annual projections, accounting for the different commission rates that may apply to subscriptions.

Absolutely. The app store fee calculator is a client-side tool that processes everything locally in your browser. Your app prices, download numbers, and revenue projections are never uploaded to any server, stored in any database, or shared with any third party. No account, no signup, no tracking.

Yes - this mobile app store fee calculator is 100% free with no signup, no account, no usage limits, and no hidden charges. Compare unlimited pricing scenarios across Apple App Store and Google Play Store, completely free forever.