[voisin]

They still have to pay the commission if the user does so within seven days.

[notyourwork]

Which by itself it crazy to me.

[josefresco]

Why not a banner that just says "Save 30% Subscribe to Premium on Our Website"

With no link.

[Mindwipe]

Apple's storekit offering does not permit that, which I am not sure would survive a court challenge.

[dpkonofa]

Considering that the court already determined that Apple is owed the commission for the initial lead, it absolutely would survive a court challenge.

[explain]

Not allowed

[VBprogrammer]

Assuming this is true, it would be very tempting to add a simple check before displaying the banner that the install date was more than 7 days ago.

[Jcampuzano2]

No, the ruling is that they have to pay the commission within 7 days of a subscription/payment occurring via a link in an app distributed on the app store.

There's no way around it. The only way around it is if the user naturally finds/discovers the link to subscribe to a service via another method outside of the app itself. If the act of subscribing happened via clicking a link in the app, the commission must be paid.

[VBprogrammer]

Thanks, that's very different from what the parent suggested.