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Embrace’s response to Apple’s new App Store small business program

On November 18, Apple announced a new program called the App Store Small Business Program. It’s designed to benefit the vast majority of app developers on the App Store by reducing Apple’s commission from 30% to 15% for developers who earned less than $1 million on the store during the previous calendar year.

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