In order for a developer to slap a $5,000 price tag on their app, they will need an active account on the Google Play Store ...

Top developers must have earned more than $1 million in Play Store revenue over the last 12 months to qualify for this option ...

Developers can now price their products on Google Play as high as $999.99. The previous app price limit was $400, set back in late 2015. The vast majority of apps will never approach the $1,000 ...

ANDROID owners should be wary of a big change coming to the Google Play Store that means some apps could cost thousands to ...

Google has agreed to pay $700 million and allow more competition in its Play app store ... to unfairly raise prices and block developers from selling products in other app stores.” ...

Image Credits: Google Elsewhere in Google Play, developers later this month will be able to run price experiments for in-app products in order to test different price points across markets.

Google urged a federal court to reject Epic Games' request for an injunction that would reduce Google's control of the Android app distribution and in-app payment markets. "Rather than a judicial ...

The standard Google Play cut is 30% of transactions (as is ... downloading apps to their devices and imposed monopoly prices on in-app purchases. Of the $700 million settlement amount, Google ...

Google must give rival third-party app ... of the Play Store Let Android developers set their own prices for apps irrespective of Play Billing In Epic v. Google, Epic successfully argued that ...

While the Play store represents a much smaller chunk of Google's revenue compared ... it competes "intensely on price, quality, and security" against Apple's App Store. A lawyer for Google ...