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15 percent or 30 percent is a store commission, not the account price
Apple's standard commission is commonly discussed as 30 percent. A small-business program is commonly discussed at 15 percent for developers under a proceeds threshold, often cited near one million US dollars in the prior year. Confirm the current rule on Apple's page.
What this page is not
The commission is what the store may take from paid apps or in-app purchases after you are enrolled and eligible. It is not the Developer Program fee, commonly US$99 a year, and it is not Guyi's handover price. Guyi does not choose a tax form and does not promise eligibility.
Paid agreements are separate
In-app purchase and paid-app agreements are their own steps in App Store Connect. An account handover does not complete those agreements and does not promise that a paid app will be approved.
Questions
Does buying an account lock in 15 percent?
No. Eligibility is Apple's current program, read on Apple's page, not a field Guyi sells.
Is the commission the same as US$99?
No. US$99 is the commonly cited yearly Program fee. Commission is a share of proceeds.
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