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I'm pretty sure they used to require uniform pricing. I remember Spotify getting in trouble for having different prices in the app. But that was several years ago.

B2B apps are exempt from the the IAP requirements.



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How does Apple define "B2B" though?

It's an important question to SaaS products that want to pivot to B2C or launch a B2C view of a B2B product.

Take Office 365 for example, originally it was B2B for the first few years then Microsoft made it available to everyone. Similarly, would you consider Adobe Creative Cloud a B2B service or B2C?


Spotify didn’t get “into trouble” for doing this. They did that for years.

They took Apple to court. There’s a huge battle over it. It’s been quite troublesome!

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