Apple now begins to provide a grace period for automatic subscriptions that encounter errors

Have you ever encountered billing issues in the iTunes App Store, where your subscription is suspended in case of error while trying to withdraw a new credit card subscription that you have installed on your account? If this happens to you already, know that Apple will offer a grace period for subscription bills on the iTunes App Store.

"We worked closely with leading developers to create a solution that minimizes customer discomfort while enhancing the renewable subscription experience automatically," he says. With the new unsuccessful automatic renewal grace period, subscribers can continue to access paid content from your app while Apple tries to collect payments, which gives them time to resolve the problem. "

In fact, it is not surprising that Apple is doing its best to retain its customers as long as possible. Subscriptions guarantee a consistent revenue stream, unlike single-purchase applications. In addition, the subscription system allows Apple to continuously collect its own share of the value of subscriptions without having to do much.

According to Apple, the grace period will vary depending on the subscription period. For example, a one – week subscription will provide a 6 – day grace period, a one – month subscription, a 16 – day grace period, and so on.