@Sapakus As far as I know, yes. Although I just looked it up and found this: “Nonprofits can already collect donations using free-to-download App Store apps and avoid the 30% In-App Purchase fee which is usually mandatory for application developers.”

https://9to5mac.com/2017/12/21/apple-developer-free-for-charities-governments/

Not sure how that or the waiving of the yearly fee (not the biggest expense) applies to non-profits outside the US right now but I’ll have a look.

@aral I can see why Apple would waive the yearly fee for non-profit (it costs them nothing). That’s the least they can do.

I understand if Apple charged 2-3% from app purchase, that’s their cost, but charging 30% to non-profit open source software is ridiculous.

If anything, you’re making their iOS Better. (Pun intended).