App Store and Google Play release: what the owner must do
Building the app is half the work. Stores need a developer account in your name, signed agreements, screenshots, privacy text and sometimes a demo login for reviewers. We prepare the build and listing text; some clicks only the account holder can do.
Who does what
| Step | Wecomax | You (owner) |
|---|---|---|
| Code, test, store screenshots | Yes | Approve |
| Apple Developer / Google Play enrolment | Guide | Pay fee, pass identity checks |
| App Privacy / Data safety forms | Draft help | Submit under your account |
| Bank / tax forms for payouts | — | Your legal data |
| Expedite or reply to App Review | Draft | Send from your logged-in session if required |
| In-app products | Create via API when keys exist | Confirm prices and availability |
Realistic timeline
App build: often 2–6 weeks. First review: days to a couple of weeks (Apple and Google decide). Rejection is common for payments and account deletion — we fix and resubmit; inventing “guaranteed approval” would be dishonest.
Orientation price for the app itself: from about $1,000. Store fees are paid by you to Apple / Google.
We released LiveTalk and submitted NeoSIM through this pipeline (Expo / React Native, TestFlight, ASC API for listings and IAPs).
How to order
If you already have Developer accounts, say so on wecomax.com. If not, we start with the app plan and list the exact owner steps up front.