What is App Store price localization?
It is the process of adapting app, subscription, and in-app purchase prices to local purchasing power and App Store price tiers instead of using one converted price everywhere.
Feature guide
All guidesLocalize Prices helps developers replace rough currency conversion with country-aware App Store pricing.
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A price that works in the United States can feel too expensive in lower purchasing power markets and too low in stronger economies.
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Review PPP-aware recommendations, compare current and optimized tiers, and see projected revenue impact before making changes.
FAQ
It is the process of adapting app, subscription, and in-app purchase prices to local purchasing power and App Store price tiers instead of using one converted price everywhere.
It helps you review recommendations and connect to App Store Connect, while keeping the pricing decision visible before changes are applied.
PPP reflects what customers can afford locally, while exchange rates only translate currency value.
You choose a base storefront price, then set every other storefront to one of the price points Apple offers in that country. Localize Prices lists the App Store countries with the current price, a purchasing-power-aligned suggestion and the projected revenue movement, so the whole set can be reviewed before anything reaches App Store Connect.
App Store Connect can fill the other storefronts automatically from your base price, but those values follow exchange rates and local tax, not local purchasing power. Localizing deliberately means replacing the automatic figures with per-country prices you picked.
Localize Prices
Download Localize Prices and turn global price localization into a repeatable Mac workflow.
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