I posted this question on biz, but since it's a slow board
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I posted this question on biz, but since it's a slow board and I got bored waiting for the answer, I'm gonna ask here:
How can you make substantial money from an iOS/Android app? I have an idea for one, but I don't know shit about programming, so I need to know how much would it cost.
The app itself would be an offline dictionary of a specific language pair. This could be really useful and marketable because there aren't any normal electronic dictionaries for that language pair.
You can't
>>55617912
You buy into the App Store(s) and wait for their pay out. App Store is $99/y, Google Play is a one time fee of $25. Typically both pay 2-3 months in arrears.
You would be well versed in offering a limited, ad-supported version of the mobile app with limited functionality. Otherwise your audience is going to have to pay in to even test it out - increasing refund rates and the inevitability of piracy.
You're right -- >>>/biz/ is the proper board for this. I'm feeling jolly today so I won't report you for cross-posting. Consider asking what programming language you should use or some other shit to make it at least look like technology-related matters.
>>55617912
Datamine your future users
Tons of profit just waiting to be made