[kj99]

It’s absolutely misleading to the point of bordering on a lie.

There are an arbitrary number of ways to reach $10M in sales and only one of them gives Apple a cut of $6.2M.

Every other possible way gives Apple a lot less.

Not qualifying it makes it seem like this is the rule not the exception.

[leereeves]

> only one of them gives Apple a cut of $6.2M. Every other possible way gives Apple a lot less.

I'll assume good faith and assume that's not a lie, just a misunderstanding. The correct understanding is that the $.50 is a flat fee per install, and Apple's share increases as the price decreases.

If you sell the app for $.55, Apple gets all ten mil. If you sell the app for less, you owe Apple even more than users paid.

The headline is true for the 99% of apps that cost a dollar or less. If they succeed and make ten mil, Apple takes at least 62%.

[kj99]

> The headline is true for the 99% of apps that cost a dollar or less. If they succeed and make ten mil, Apple takes at least 62%.

I'm not going to assume good faith.

As written, the statement: "If you make $10M in sales, Apple's cut is $6.2M annually" is false, and I think you know it.

[leereeves]

If you'd like to explain why you think that statement is false, with actual details and numbers, I'll consider it. As far as I can tell, it is true, and you've provided no evidence for your claim.