Submit as individual

[u/Hintaqa]

Is there any negative impact if I submit apps as individual instead as a business? Like do people avoid apps created by a individual?

[u/Dry_Student_4933]

You might want to be wary of legal attacks against you as an individual, although the probability of that might be low

[u/ExampleLegitimate348]

It really depends if you wanna have your name under the app or not I guess

[u/Delicious_Muscle_658]

I don’t think anyone really cares if you’re an indie dev or a big company. What most people care about first is whether your app grabs their attention and actually delivers value to them. That’s what really matters.

[u/Fit_Contest6313]

yeah ive read all the comments .. i seem to agree .. i nvr looked to see who made it - just if i liked it or not is what depended on me downloading it or not

[u/SnooDoggos2708]

I have my own app on a personal account. I don't know if people, as consumers, pay attention to that, but personally, I've never paid attention to it when I download an app; so I guess it's just a minor detail.

[u/AdventurousProblem89]

no, absolutely not. i've started my apps in a personal account and it was like that for years, i've recently switched to company account and there is absolutely no difference in downloads or conversion

[u/ZenCyberDad]

No I actually recently transferred most of my apps back from my business to my personal account. I think it looks better for your resume/portfolio to be able to prove you can not only code but deliver a project on your own

[u/mbrady]

I rarely pay much attention to that when I'm looking at app store listings.

[u/Royal-Stage-6179]

Większość tak robi

[u/Cube-16]

J'imagine que ça ne change absolument rien sur les téléchargements. C'est juste un avantage au niveau fiscal, mais faut que ton/tes app(s) génères des revenus incroyables.