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Posted: 2025-05-02 18:54:36 UTC
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Apple is now allowing U.S. developers to include external payment links in apps, effectively dropping the 30% "Apple tax" for external payments. Stripe is offering a 2.9% alternative, potentially shifting billions back to creators. However, this change may lead to fragmented user experiences and increased risk for consumers.
Developers can now bypass the 30% Apple tax using external payment links.
Stripe offers a 2.9% alternative, significantly reducing fees for app creators.
Consumers may benefit from more competitive prices and flexibility but face higher friction and risk.
Potential fragmentation of user experiences.
Increased burden on developers for customer support and refunds.
Risk of anti-competitive tactics from Apple to undermine the changes.