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Get Developer Support. Google Play aims to empower developers by providing them with tools and resources that support their growth. If you’re a developer and you’re having issues with Google Play or access to Google Play’s services, please let us know. You can report these issues to us using the instructions below:
Developers that monetize on Google Play using Google Play's billing system must verify their payment method in order to receive payments and keep their developer account compliant with Google Play policies. Note: Developers that are enrolled in the multi-entity early access program will see a page named Google Play billing (instead of Payments ...
Step 1: Sign up for a Play Console developer account. You must be at least 18 years of age to sign up for a Google Play Developer account. Using your Google Account, sign up for a Play Console developer account. Once you have an account, you can use Play Console to publish and manage your apps. Step 2: Accept the Developer Distribution Agreement.
Give users access. Step 1: Decide whether your user needs account or app access. Before you set up permissions, you need to decide if your user needs access at account level or at app level: Account: Account permissions apply to all apps in your developer account. App: App permissions only apply to the selected app.
For more information, see APIs and Billing. To disable an API for your project: Go to the API Console. From the projects list, select a project or create a new one. If the API Manager page isn't already open, open the console left side menu and select API Manager. Next to the API you want to disable, click Disable.
Choose a developer account type. Google Play offers two developer account types: Personal and Organization. Personal and organization accounts have access to the same functionality and are able to monetize on Google Play using a payments profile. Developer account for personal use. Choose a personal account if your account is for personal use.
The final step is launching your app on Google Play, making it available to billions of users. Developers with personal accounts created after November 13, 2023, must meet specific testing requirements before they can make their app available on Google Play. Read this Help Center article to learn more.
All developers must provide and verify a developer email address that will be shown on Google Play. This is to help Google Play users learn more about the developer. The following steps describe how to verify your developer email address when providing contact information when creating your account or updating your information on the Account details page in Play Console:
Verifying your Play Console developer account (for accounts created before September, 2023) How to get started with Play Console. Use of All files access (MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE) permission. Required information to create a Play Console developer account. Use Play App Signing. Set up an open, closed, or internal test.
Developers will still be subject to a service fee for transactions using an alternative billing system, but the service fee is reduced by 4%. For example, when the service fee is 15% for transactions through Google Play's billing system, it is 11% for transactions made through an alternative billing system. More details will be provided soon.
