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Microsoft Eliminates Fees for Windows Store App Publishing

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Microsoft has removed all fees for individual developers to publish applications on the Microsoft Store. This change applies to various app types including Win32, UWP, PWA, .NET MAUI, and Electron. Developers will benefit from free hosting, signing, and distribution services, and they can implement their own in-app payment systems. The move aims to reduce barriers to entry and encourage more developers to contribute to the Windows ecosystem. Developers must verify their identity before publishing apps, but no credit card is required to start.

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  1. 10.09.2025 21:21 πŸ“° 1 articles Β· ⏱ 6d ago

    Microsoft Eliminates Fees for Windows Store App Publishing

    Microsoft has removed all fees for individual developers to publish applications on the Microsoft Store. This change supports various app types and includes free hosting, signing, and distribution services. Developers can now implement their own in-app payment systems and must verify their identity before publishing. The move aims to reduce barriers to entry and encourage more developers to contribute to the Windows ecosystem.

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