MetaRun: worldwide pricingv1.0.0

A solo iOS developer wants to grow downloads in emerging markets without destroying revenue. They use the PPP strategy to compute per-territory prices anchored to a USD base price, preview the extremes, then apply territory overrides across all 175 App Stores.

A subscription app team wants pricing that reflects real local purchasing power rather than raw FX rates. They run the bigmac strategy, grandfather existing subscribers with preserveCurrentPrice, and schedule the new prices for Apple's earliest allowed date.

A music or streaming app prices against the spotify affordability index so its entry tier feels comparable to local streaming norms. The team clears any pre-scheduled subscription changes first, then stages per-territory prices and applies them in one confirmed batch.

A studio managing many in-app purchases wants a consistent global price ladder across consumables, unlocks, and cosmetics. They read each IAP with apple_get_iap, compute a custom strategy with a price floor, and apply via the IAP preview/apply pair per product.

A product manager preparing an international launch needs every territory priced before the app goes live. They ask the user to pick the base price and anchor territory, compute targets, then use stagedInput directly into the matching preview tool and report raised vs lowered counts.

The app is free to download with paid upgrades, unlocks, or premium tiers sold via IAP. Worldwide pricing makes the upgrade reachable in lower-income territories while preserving higher prices where demand supports them.

Recurring monthly or annual plans sold through App Store auto-renewable subscriptions. Per-territory pricing with grandfathered existing subscribers protects retention while capturing more conversions in price-sensitive countries.

A one-time purchase app priced per territory to reflect local affordability. Anchoring a single base price and letting the engine equalize or override territories keeps the catalog defensible and easy to adjust over time.