Comment Last year in November I linked to an article about in-app purchases no longer being shown on App Store listings. It turned out that was just a bug, which was quickly fixed. However in my write up, before it was fixed, I defended the change! 😂 I've continued to think about this over the last couple of months and I still think that removing that list of IAPs would be a good idea. I also think the individual product pages for apps are overdue for a rethink given the way that many apps make money these days. Take a look at this screenshot. Is an Annual Subscription £35.99, £26.99, £30.99 or, err... £26.99... again? 🤷♂️ If I decide I want to buy it, how do I do that? What even is an "Annual Subscription"? What am I subscribing to exactly? As a consumer this is an awful experience. Yes, if your app is simple (and probably new) you might get away with something more like this, but over time you'll eventually end up here. Yes, it's possible to feature in-app purchases or subscriptions on your product page.
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