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Microsoft eliminates fees for Windows developers publishing to Microsoft Store

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Microsoft has removed all fees for individual Windows developers publishing applications on the Microsoft Store. This change applies to various app types, including Win32, UWP, PWA, .NET MAUI, and Electron. The company will handle hosting, signing, and distribution, and developers can use their own in-app payment systems. Developers must verify their identity before publishing. This move aims to reduce barriers to entry, fostering a more inclusive and accessible platform for developers. The Microsoft Store has over 250 million monthly active users.

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  1. 10.09.2025 21:21 📰 1 articles

    Microsoft eliminates fees for Windows developers publishing to Microsoft Store

    Microsoft has removed all fees for individual Windows developers publishing apps on the Microsoft Store. This change applies to various app types, including Win32, UWP, PWA, .NET MAUI, and Electron. The company will handle hosting, signing, and distribution, and developers can use their own in-app payment systems. Developers must verify their identity before publishing. This move aims to reduce barriers to entry, fostering a more inclusive and accessible platform for developers.

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