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Google Play Fee Calculator

Calculate Google Play's service fee — 15% on the first $1M and subscriptions, 30% above the threshold.

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Currency: Amounts are calculated in the currency you select; this site does not convert between currencies and does not use live exchange rates.

Fee figures are stored in our static fee table and change over time. Confirm current rates against the platform's official fee page before relying on them.

What this tool does

Google Play charges a service fee on paid apps and in-app purchases: 15% on the first $1M of annual revenue for developers enrolled in the 15% tier program (30% above that, or if not enrolled), and 15% on subscriptions. Google states that 99% of developers subject to a fee qualify for 15% or less.

How to use the Google Play Fee Calculator

  1. Enter the revenue your apps generated on Google Play.
  2. Pick the tier that matches your enrollment and revenue band.
  3. Read Google's fee and your net proceeds.

Formula

Service fee = Revenue × rate (15% first $1M & subscriptions, 30% above $1M)
Revenue
Gross Play sales before the service fee

Worked example

$10,000 of Play revenue inside the first $1M band at 15%.

Inputs

  • Google Play revenue (before service fee)$10000
  • Service fee tierFirst $1M annual revenue (enrolled) — 15%

Result

  • Google service fee$1,500.00
  • You receive$8,500.00
  • Effective rate15%

Results explained

Google service fee
The share Google deducts from your sales.
You receive
Proceeds after the service fee.

Frequently asked questions

15% on the first $1M of annual earnings for enrolled developers and on all subscriptions; 30% applies to revenue above $1M or for developers not in the program.

Per developer account — it is based on your total annual Google Play earnings, and the 15% rate resets each calendar year.

Yes, under Google's published policy auto-renewing subscriptions are charged a 15% service fee regardless of the developer's revenue band.

Both headline at 30% and both reduce to 15% for most smaller developers — Apple through its Small Business Program, Google through the first-$1M tier.

Yes, some regions (such as the EEA) have separate fee structures for alternative billing and external offers. This calculator models the standard global policy.