App Store fee calculator.
See your web store savings.
Compare your selected in-app rates with a 3.9% Appside web store. Adjust your revenue and see the difference.
$55,800
$4,650 saved each month
- In-app fees / month
- $22,500
- With web / month
- $17,850
- In-app fees / year
- $270,000
- With web / year
- $214,200
With web includes fees on the revenue still in-app, plus 3.9% on the revenue moved to web.
How we calculate
Monthly in-app fees = revenue × (iOS share × Apple rate + Google share × Google rate). With web = in-app fees × the share staying in-app + revenue × web share × 3.9%. Savings are the difference. Yearly figures multiply the monthly estimate by 12, with unchanged revenue and rates.
This is a selected-rate scenario, not an eligibility assessment. Apple's Small Business Program offers 15% commission to qualifying developers, with a $1 million proceeds threshold and associated-account rules. Google Play service fees vary by program, market and install date; the 15% / 30% tier applies in remaining markets pending regional rollout. Choose rates that match your business. Sources checked October 25, 2026.
The estimate assumes constant gross revenue and excludes taxes, refunds, currency conversion, player incentives and any applicable platform fees on external purchases or links. It does not model annual tier transitions or regional programs. Appside's published fee is 3.9% per successful payment, with no setup fee, subscription or minimum.
Frequently asked questions
Does moving 25% to web mean 25% of each platform?
Yes. We move the selected share of both iOS and Google revenue to web, keeping the same platform mix.
Does this predict how many players will move?
No. Web share is your assumption. Try several values to compare scenarios.
Are regional external-purchase fees included?
No. Any fees that a platform charges for external transactions or links must be evaluated separately for your region and program.
Can I share my results?
Yes. Copy the link to share the input values. Calculations run in your browser; the calculator does not send inputs to an API. Values are visible in the URL to anyone you share it with.