HI all,
I want to publish my android app in the market. But in official market.android.com, its been mentioned as $25 as registration fee. Is there any android market which is free to publish...
Thanks in advance
There's also Andspot and Pdassi. I haven't tried the second one but I uploaded my app to the first and haven't gotten a single download from it.
You can also just put your app on a website with a download.
The problem with all of these options is that they aren't nearly as visible as the android market and you wont get nearly as many people using your app.
Publish at www.androidpit.com you can create a free developers account.
please check this that may be free for first year.
so your problem may be solved.
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I have finished my project and I want to publish it on the internet. I have tried Google Playstore as well as different publishers, but I need to pay 25$ for a licence. Is there any free alternative.
Thanks in advance <3
There are alot of alternatives . I would recommend Amazon app store. But Google's play store is worth it. Since it's just one time payment unlike apple store
Like Nice umang said diawi.com did wonders
First of all please excuse my ignorance. This question probably have a very clear answer though I just couldn't find it. Don't think that I didn't search for it. I actually look at the web and I tried to find the answer under InAppPurchase topic here on StackOverFlow. However, I am still lost.
Here what I am trying to understand, I know we can not sell a free app after we published it as a Free Application. But what if we publish it as Free with some advertisements then after some weeks we want to add an option like REMOVE ADDS FOR 1.49$ button. So, I mean can we add InAppBilling option to an app which was once free with ads? Is this possible?
according to android documentation there is no reason you cant do that, just set up a wallet account, create the new version of the app with the ability to disable the ads as an inapp billing option and off you go.
the only restrict on google play store is once you go free you cant charge money for it(on download it is).
http://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/index.html
Implementation :: http://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/billing_integrate.html
I am developing a game for Android. This game is Pacman, I have seen it is already on Android Market. Anyway I would like to upload my app to Android when it is done. I am not looking for earning money, I just want to learn to program with Android SDK and I would like to put my app in Android app in order to put this in my CV. It would be for free.
Do you think there is any problem?
Thank you in advance.
The owners of Pacman can claim infringement and have it taken down, at least don't call it Pacman, that might help.
I dont see any problem in this.
You just have to pay a 1 time fee of $25
There is no problem with app with the same name. Main thing - is difference in packageName param in manifests file.
So, you can register for publishing on market(25$), and release your app with no problems.
I need to publish a paid Android application. This means that the application is not free for download, payment is required before the user can download.
Can anyone help with the steps that I need to follow to achieve this?
Android's official site has all the explanations.
Have you read the Android Market help on the topic? It seems pretty exhaustive...
If you have any specific issues, it would help if you published them here to get the right answer.
If you are not eligible for a Google Merchant Account, you might consider hiring a proxy company.
I am an app developer and I have a paid Android app in the market. I'd like to give one free copy to a specific person. Is this possible to do, and if so, how?
One way I know is to have the person purchase it, and then process a refund. Unfortunately, you'll have to do the process again if you publish any updates (or if the person wipes their phone).
That, or you can send the APK file to the person, although again this is something that needs to be done per update.
Just give them the apk...
It is now possible to create promotion codes, which can be used to give your app or any of its IAPs away for free. See documentation.