Play Store & App Store publishing
Publish Your App on the Google Play Store
What it costs, what Google asks for, and how fast it goes in — the full Play Console setup and submission, done for you.
Delivered in 1-2 working days
Fixed price · one-time · no hidden charges
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How it works
- Pay ₹1,999Secure checkout with your app name or package name.
- We fill the consoleYou add us to Play Console; we complete every section and declaration.
- Sent for reviewYour app goes to Google for review within 1-2 working days.
The short answer
Publishing an app on the Google Play Store costs a one-time US$25 registration fee to Google — about ₹2,400 at today's exchange rate — and nothing after that: there is no annual renewal and no per-app charge, so one account covers every app you ever ship. ZoopCoder completes the entire Play Console submission for a fixed ₹1,999 and sends the app for review within 1-2 working days, which takes an app that already has a signed AAB from nothing to submitted for roughly ₹4,400 all in. The real delay is not the fee: personal developer accounts created after 13 November 2023 must first run a closed test with at least 12 real testers for 14 continuous days before Google unlocks production, while registered-company (organisation) accounts are exempt from that wait.
What you get
- Play Console app created under your account
- Store listing: title, short and full description with keywords
- Icon, feature graphic and screenshots uploaded
- Content rating questionnaire (IARC)
- Data safety form, target audience and app access declarations
- Release created with your AAB and sent for review
- Handling of the first round of Google review feedback
| Price | ₹1,999 (fixed) |
|---|---|
| Deliverable | App completed in Play Console and submitted for review |
| Google fee | US$25 one-time, paid by you to Google — never recurring |
| Timeline | 1-2 working days after we receive the files and console access |
| Covers | Store listing, content rating, Data safety, target audience, app access, release |
| Google review time | Usually a few days; brand-new accounts can take longer |
| Closed test needed? | Yes for personal accounts opened after 13 Nov 2023 — 12 testers, 14 days |
| Support | First round of Google review feedback included |
What we need from you
- Your signed AAB
- Play Console access (admin invite)
- Icon, screenshots and a privacy policy URL — or add those services
Not included
- Google Play developer fee (US$25, one-time, paid to Google)
- Recruiting closed-test testers — they must be real people you invite
- Google's review time and final decision
About this service
Uploading the AAB is the easy part of publishing. Most first-time rejections come from the declarations: a Data safety form that does not match what the app actually collects, a missing privacy policy, or a wrong target-audience answer. We fill every section to match your app's real behaviour and write a keyword-aware listing. If your account is a new personal account, we set up the required closed test and explain exactly how to invite your 12 real testers — we never supply fake testers, which Google treats as a policy violation. That 14-day tester window is the single biggest date risk in an Android launch; our guide on how long an app really takes to build in India explains where to slot it into the plan.
Questions before you buy
Do I need my own developer account?
Yes. The app should be owned by you. The account costs US$25 once; account setup help is ₹999.
What is the 12 testers rule?
New personal accounts must run a closed test with at least 12 opted-in testers for 14 continuous days before production access.
Can you guarantee approval?
No one can. We prepare everything to policy and handle the first round of feedback.
How long does Google take to review?
Often a few days; new accounts can take longer.
Do you write the description?
Yes, with keywords people actually search for.
Is it free to publish an app on the Play Store?
No. Google charges a one-time US$25 registration fee for a developer account. After that there is no yearly renewal and no charge per app — unlike Apple, which charges US$99 every year. If you sell anything inside the app, Google separately takes a 15-30% service fee on those in-app purchases.
How much does it cost to publish an app on the Play Store in India, in rupees?
Google's US$25 is billed in dollars and lands at roughly ₹2,400 on an Indian card at today's rate, plus your bank's forex markup. Add ₹1,999 if you want ZoopCoder to do the entire submission, and ₹999 if you also need the developer account itself created and verified. Nothing else is compulsory.
Why do first submissions get rejected?
Usually because of the declarations rather than the app: a Data safety form that does not match what the app actually collects, a missing or unreachable privacy policy URL, a wrong target-audience answer, or demo login details the reviewer cannot use. We fill each of those to match the app's real behaviour; if an app has already been rejected, a rejection fix is ₹2,999.
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