How will users access content in your apps?
Uscreen Website: | Uscreen Apps: |
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Accessing Content:
Within the apps, all published content is visible, and if you are offering subscriptions within the app, these subscriptions need to grant access to all of this content.
Any user can browse and watch free content (if any is available) in the apps.
Users will have access to content they purchase on the website in the apps.
Uscreen uses Single Sign-On, so it does not matter where you purchase access (registered account required)
You can login on any platform and access content included in your subscription.
Sign-In Only:
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**APPLE APPS ONLY: Any Paid Content = In-App Purchase
Apple won't approve apps that require paid access, but do not use the In-App Purchase. (App Store Guideline 3.1.1 In-App Purchase)
If you want iOS approved and available in the App Store, you must give users the option to purchase access in your app, as well as your website.
If you offer access through Subscriptions, Bundles, One-Time Purchases on your site, include content in All-Access Subscription and offer In-App Purchase.
Your other apps can be Sign-In Only, if you'd like.
In-App Purchase:
App Subscriptions are linked to a Website Subscription for granting access and invoices. Any changes made on the Uscreen dashboard will not be automatically reflected in the apps once they are built.
-Type: We suggest adding a Private Subscription for apps.
-Content: App subscriptions should include access to all content (top tier).
-Duration: You can offer one app subscription for each duration (see below).
Subscriptions Durations:
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Adding In-App Subscriptions:
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Changing In-App Subscriptions:
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Revenue Share:
Revenue Share is required by each platform: Apple, Google, Amazon, Roku.
It's like a Service Fee you pay to to distribute your app.
You'll share part of all earnings from subscriptions purchased in the app.
In-App Subscriptions & Payments are managed by the platform, not Uscreen.
You'll be paid directly by Apple, Google, Amazon, & Roku.