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Publish your Apps to Google play and the App store

William Nicholls

Last Update 2 months ago

Option one DIY:

There is an option to publish your Site App to the App stores within Fliplet.

You have Studio access to complete this task.

Adding a Fliplet app to the app store involves several steps to ensure that your app meets all necessary guidelines and requirements for successful submission. Here is a simplified breakdown of the process:

Prepare Your App: Ensure your app is complete and adheres to Apple's guidelines. It's crucial to have a polished app to avoid rejection.
Create Developer Accounts: You will need an Apple developer account. This account is necessary for publishing any app on the App Store.
Set Up App Details: Within Fliplet Studio, go to the "Publish" section, select "Publish to Apple devices," and navigate to the "App Store" tab. Here, you will fill out necessary details such as app icon name, subtitle, and more.
Create and Sign the IPA File: You may need to manually sign an IPA file by creating a distribution certificate and App ID on the iOS developer portal, followed by linking these to a provisioning profile.
Use App Store Connect: Log in to App Store Connect to create an app associated with your App ID. Here you will also populate the app listing with data, screenshots, and other necessary information.
Privacy Policies: App Store Connect will require you to provide privacy information about your app’s data usage and privacy practices.
Submit the App: Upload the signed IPA file to App Store Connect using an Application Uploader and submit your app for review.
Manage App Review: If your app is unlisted, plan accordingly as it will not appear in public searches, but people with the link can access it.

For detailed instructions, please visit the following links:

Have you already started any of these steps, or is there a particular step you need more guidance on?

The charges from Apple:

To publish an app on the Apple App Store, here are the costs involved:

Apple Developer Program Fee:
- Individual or standard developer account: £99 per year.
- Enterprise developer account (for internal app distribution within organizations): £299 per year 1 3 6.
Revenue Sharing:
- Apple takes a 30% commission on revenue from in-app purchases and paid apps during the first year. For subscriptions, this drops to 15% after the first year1 3 5.
Additional Costs:

There are no extra hosting fees for free apps, but all apps must comply with Apple's App Review Guidelines. If the app includes in-app purchases or unlockable content, Apple mandates using its payment system for those transactions 7.

These fees are recurring annually, and the submission process typically takes 24-48 hours for approval.

The charges from Google:

Google Play Store charges a one-time registration fee of £25 to create an account and upload the app. 1 3 6.

In addition to the registration fee, Google Play Store also takes a service fee on transactions, which typically includes a 30% commission on in-app purchases and sales.

However, for subscription-based services, this commission reduces to 15% after one

Option two: