Hello X 👋 PricePush is a tool for mobile app publishers who want to localize pricing properly, without living in spreadsheets.

Final day: WWDC26 closes tonight. 35% off PricePush. Localize your App Store and Google Play prices to every country's buying power in one click, then forget about it. Last chance this week. pricepush.app

The DIY App Store pricing scripts on GitHub get five things right (tier abstraction, dry runs, conflict-deletion, direct ASC API, public code). The same scripts miss six things by month six. Both lists, one post: pricepush.app/blog/diy-app-s…

Reminder: WWDC26 runs through Sunday. One worldwide USD price quietly leaves money on the table in Brazil, India and Turkey. PricePush localizes your prices to each country's buying power, App Store Google Play, one click. 35% off this week with code: WWDC26 pricepush.app

"16 of your price updates silently failed three weeks ago" is not a message any script will send you. Partial-failure recovery is the gap that turns a one-time script into a quarterly fire drill. pricepush.app/blog/diy-app-s…

WWDC 2026 gave devs cross-developer bundles. A bundle is only "more for less" if the base prices are right per country. $19.99/mo = ~₹1,900 in India at FX. PPP-fair is ~₹500. Bundle two FX-priced apps and you've stapled two wrong prices together.

The 5% fee savings from alt-billing is the easy part. The hidden costs: - SDK integration engineering - Tax handling and remittance - Refund and dispute logic - Chargeback reserves - PCI compliance posture The true break-even is higher than the simple fee math suggests.

Apple announced bundles, group plans, and volume deals at WWDC 2026. All new ways to sell. None of them localize your price. That part is still on you: 175 storefronts, 43 currencies, 900 price points. Full breakdown: pricepush.app/blog/wwdc-2026…

WWDC week reminder for devs: A single USD price worldwide either leaves money on the table or prices you out in India, Brazil or Turkey. PricePush localizes across App Store Google Play in one click. 35% off with code WWDC26, through Sunday. pricepush.app

🔢 The arithmetic of manual localized pricing: 5 apps × 10 SKUs × 175 storefronts = 8,750 cells in your pricing grid. Not all of them need review every quarter. But enough of them drift that you can't safely ignore the grid either. At that scale, automation stops being optional. Read why → pricepush.app/blog/localized… #apppricing #indiedev #saas #mobileapps #appstore

Easy to miss in the Google I/O news: Play Billing 9.0 shipped a built-in SDK primitive for opt-in price-increase messaging. Before 9.0, raising a subscriber's price meant your own UI, consent flow, retention copy. The engineering cost just dropped.

Cross-store fee gap for indies under $1M: Apple SBP: 15% (year 1 ) Google Play (US/UK/EEA): 15% (10% 5% billing) The gap was zero before June 30, 2026. Will still be zero on July 1. Press coverage anchoring on "10%" misses the billing fee.

When alt-billing on Google Play actually pays off: When your transaction size is above ~$17. When you have engineering capacity to integrate and maintain. When your revenue mix can absorb tax/dispute/PCI work. For most indies under $1M, none of those three are true.

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I tried @TryPricePush to clean up Pigi’s localized pricing. my old setup was basically “ask ChatGPT for PPP pricing and hope it’s not too wrong” haha it uses central bank PPP data and changed about 90% of my prices. most of them went down by 20-75%, and one went up by 110% 😮 not sure what the revenue impact will be yet, but it definitely caught pricing mistakes I had already missed.

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Said by someone shipping 10 apps across both stores, means a lot. Super happy to keep building for power users like you. 🙏

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We pulled the six guides that consistently rank for "localized pricing" on Google and read them end to end. Paddle. RevenueCat. httptoolkit (Tim Perry). Stripe docs. Discord help. EDC. Where they converge: - Currency auto-conversion isn't localized pricing - You need a structured methodology (PPP, willingness-to-pay tiers, market proxy) - Rounding is local - Drift is real - Region-level revenue differentials are big Where they all stop is what gets every cross-platform mobile dev: 1. App Store Connect's price-point ladder. ~900 predefined prices per currency since Apple's late-2022 overhaul. "Set USD 14.27 in India" doesn't exist. 2. Google Play Pricing Templates removed October 27, 2025. Older tutorials still describe the old UI. 3. App Store Connect API rate limits when pushing 175 storefronts. 4. Cross-store currency divergence (Algeria: DZD on Google Play, USD on the App Store). None of this is a flaw in those guides. They're written for SaaS, and SaaS doesn't deal with price-point ladders. The full review, with credit to each source and a comparison table for every PPP index they reach for: pricepush.app/blog/localized…

Apple and Google don't always quote the same currency for the same country. Algeria: Google Play prices in Algerian dinar (DZD). The App Store quotes Algeria in US dollars. Several other smaller markets have similar Apple-USD / Google-local splits. Build a single per-country price grid and apply it to both stores naively, the math works on one platform and breaks on the other. Your DZD price for Algeria pushes cleanly to Google Play and becomes nonsense on the App Store. This is a routine concern for any cross-platform mobile catalog. Most localized-pricing guides don't flag it because they're written for one platform at a time. The fix is structural: maintain two grids, or maintain one grid and convert per-store at push time.

We just shipped the PricePush Glossary. 25 plain-English definitions for the vocabulary app publishers reach for when pricing across App Store and Google Play. Each term has a short definition, a long explainer, worked examples, FAQs, and how it actually shows up inside PricePush. PPP, charm pricing, price tiers, MRR, drift detection. All here. pricepush.app/glossary (And thanks to everyone who upvoted us on Product Hunt yesterday. Wild day.)