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What Paywall Parity does
Regional app pricing is not a one-time currency conversion. It is an ongoing decision about what to charge, where to charge it, and how to keep those prices understandable as stores and economies change.
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From one base price to many local prices
Paywall Parity connects a Google Play catalogue with economic context for the markets where an app is sold. It turns the current catalogue into a regional pricing view, proposes market-level prices, and keeps the proposed change separate from the decision to publish it.
The product is built around a closed loop: read the current store state, calculate a target, review the difference, publish an approved change, and check what the store reports afterward.
What the product is for
It is for app developers and studios that manage subscriptions or in-app products across many Google Play markets. The useful question is not simply whether a converted price is mathematically correct, but whether the regional price still makes sense for the market and the product.
Paywall Parity provides a structured starting point. It does not predict demand, guarantee revenue, or replace the judgment of the person responsible for pricing.
Analysis and publishing are separate
Connecting a catalogue and examining regional prices does not, by itself, change the store. Publishing is a distinct action made from an approved set of changes.
That separation matters because a recommendation is evidence for a decision, not permission to modify a live product automatically.