App Store and Google Play fee calculator for subscriptions

Apple keeps 30% of the subscription price in a subscriber's first year and 15% after one year of paid service. Developers in the App Store Small Business Program, for those who earned under $1 million in the previous calendar year, pay 15% from the first day. See Apple's subscriptions page and the Small Business Program.

Google Play's service fee for auto-renewing subscriptions is 15%, regardless of how much the developer earns, in the markets where the updated fee structure has not rolled out yet. Google is rolling out new fee tiers by market, so check Google's service fee page for your countries.

RevenueCat, Adapty and Qonversion measure tracked revenue before the store's commission, so their percentage applies to the gross price. That makes RevenueCat's 1% about 1.2% of your proceeds at a 15% commission.

Apple's program lowers the commission to 15% for developers who earned up to $1 million in proceeds in the previous calendar year. You must enroll; it is not automatic. If you pass $1 million in a year, the standard rate applies for the rest of that year.

No. Apple and Google deduct applicable taxes before paying proceeds in many countries. This calculator shows commission and backend fees only.