Microsoft has The one -off reimbursement for publishing apps in the Windows Store eliminated. According to The Verge, “individual developers in nearly 200 countries Can now register Publish apps in the Microsoft Store with only a personal Microsoft account and no longer one-off costs. “From the report: Microsoft began to reduce its $ 19 one-off reimbursement to publish apps in certain markets to its Windows store in June, and it now essentially removes this compensation for all developers worldwide. Apple still charges an annual $ 99 reimbursement to developers and Google charges a one -off registration costs of $ 25.
“Developers no longer need a credit card to get started, whereby an important point of friction is removed that many makers have affected around the world,” explains Chetna Das, senior product manager at Microsoft. “By eliminating these one-off reimbursements, Microsoft creates a more inclusive and accessible platform that enables more developers to innovate, share and thrive on the Windows ecosystem.” […]
The Microsoft Store is now used by more than 250 million monthly active users, according to Microsoft. Microsoft is now encouraging more developers to use the store, where they can publish a variety of Win32, UWP, PWA, .Net, Maui or Electrons apps. Developers can even use their own in-app trading system to maintain 100 percent of their income on non-gaming apps.
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