It's an interesting change for SaaS services too. For example, just a few days ago I paid for Evernote Yearly subscription through iAPs, which meant that Apple took a 30% percent cut of that $45. If Apple allows Apple Pay
for SaaS subscriptions, what that will mean for iAP economy in general? Will Supercell implement a subscription service for Clash of Clans with a monthly amount of virtual currency?
But still there is the question, did Apple took all those? I would say, it depends.
World wide, you can buy those prepaid iTunes cards to fill up your account. I do that regularly. I do this, because at least here in Germany from time to time the merchants have discounts of 25% to 30% on those cards. Thats no shady merchant, but the big brick and mortar chains.
That let me assume, that Apple is selling those cards to those merchants with about this discount.
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It's an interesting change for SaaS services too. For example, just a few days ago I paid for Evernote Yearly subscription through iAPs, which meant that Apple took a 30% percent cut of that $45. If Apple allows Apple Pay for SaaS subscriptions, what that will mean for iAP economy in general? Will Supercell implement a subscription service for Clash of Clans with a monthly amount of virtual currency?
But still there is the question, did Apple took all those? I would say, it depends.
World wide, you can buy those prepaid iTunes cards to fill up your account. I do that regularly. I do this, because at least here in Germany from time to time the merchants have discounts of 25% to 30% on those cards. Thats no shady merchant, but the big brick and mortar chains.
That let me assume, that Apple is selling those cards to those merchants with about this discount.