These are the cheapest and highest price an app can have on Google Play depending on the country

On Google Play, as you know, there are two types of app: those that can be downloaded for free as well those to be paid. The price of apps and games is not determined by Google, but by the developer himself who decides, of course, within set limits.

Google breaks down the price ranges on its developer support website by country and determines what minimum can be developed by the developer and, more. Next have a table approx All countries in Latin America and Spain to see for themselves in your home currency and converted into euros at the current exchange rate

. You will see that some are scarce like Argentina or El Salvador. We will explain why later.

These are requirements that the app must meet if you want to be on Google Play

A maximum of 350 euros worldwide

	RICE RANGE
BOLIVIA	7 – 2,800 Bolivia 0.91 – 364.71 euros
BRAZIL	0.99 – 1,500 British rivals 0.21 – 322.66 euros
CHILE	200 – 270,000 pesos Chile 0.23 – 315.09 euros
ColOMBIA	800 – 1,337,000 Colombian pesos 0.22 – 361.78 euros
COSTA RICA	500 – 270,000 Costa Rican colones 0.80 – 431.85 euros
MEXICO	5 – 7,000 Mexican pesos 0.24 – 335.81 euros
PARAGUAY	5,700 to 2,400,000 in Paraguayan Guarani 0.79 – 331.47 euros
PERU	0.99 – 1,337 Peruvian matches 0.27 – 362.29 euros
The store	0.50 – 350 euros

As can be seen from the table, the price ranges are set in such a way that the minimum is 20 cents and the maximum is 350 euros, euro up, euro down. This does not apply to applications like that, but also to in-app products (a.k.a. micropayments).

You will wonder what happened to Argentina, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Urugay or Venezuela. Users in these countries can see the price in local currency on Google Play but, yes, work will be performed using the developer's default price and fees

There are four countries where applications cannot be purchased: Sudan, China, Iran and Cuba

In the case of the aforementioned countries, the default currency for the developer is the US dollar outside Uruguay, which is the Uruguayan peso. Therefore, apps and games in these countries depend on the highest and smallest number in the United States, the average $ 0.99 and $ 400.

As a curious idea, there is a developer on Google Play called Jahaa that you have The four applications cost 350 euros (the size of Spain) each And all four are games. If you want prices for all countries you can do it from the Google support website.