Reduce Revenue Sharing on App Lab
I know this is a forum for user feedback, but I'd like to speak on behalf of the studios, solo devs, hobbyists, and fellow gamers dabbling in development who are publishing wonderful content on App Lab I would not otherwise have access to without sideloading. Considering they receive NO exposure or promotion on the Oculus Store, I believe it is only fair that the revenue sharing on App Lab content be reduced from 30% to 15%. This makes it more viable for a small studio starting out to be successful, cover their costs, and go on to make bigger and better titles... ultimately benefiting all of us users. If that's the kind of content ecosystem you want for VR, please vote on this idea.
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Anonymous
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Completely agree.
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Scott John Dougan commented
Totally agree. It's unfair to the max.
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Gerry
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MUST be reduced to 15%.
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Eli Landerson commented
30%? That's ridiculous!
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Andrew Brinkhaus
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As an indie developer, I totally support this!
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Studio 8ight
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Agreed, 15% is reasonable for AppLab
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Axiom
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15% should be the standard
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Belle
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Make it 15% oculus you greedy little sh*ts, you're basically stealing from the Devs at this point.
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Luke Adkins
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We should have known
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Семён Скрипка
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Please reduce this to 15%
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Chad Turner commented
Make it 15%
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Anonymous
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15% the way it is or 30% and give more exposure.
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Alex Polin
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Oculus needs to give indie devs more incentives (financial and other). This is the only way we'll see the rapid growth they're aiming for.
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Mr. Sheep
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Indie devs deserve better. Make it 15%.
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Francesco Strada commented
Totally agree
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Marc Bantolina commented
30% !?!? Holy heck.. that's too much.. Yes, please reduce this to 15%. That's crazy. How will these devs survive at that rate?
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Anonymous
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Facebook is forcing all indie devs except for ones they hand pick to go through AppLab. Indie devs (even those with prev launched titles) need to prove themselves in AppLab with zero help from the store. If the app does well, THEN Facebook allows it in the store. This is fine if this was the process for every studio but it is NOT. Facebook DECIDES FOR YOU (not the market) which apps / games succeed with this structure.
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BarZaTTacKs
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I agree but I think that this should apply across all games on the Oculus ecosystem. 30% is way too high.
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Anonymous
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I'd rather see applab apps show up in regular oculus store searches.
If we need to specifically find these apps through another site, then what's their benefit to even being on app lab?
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Anonymous
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Bad idea. The store fees should be the same flat fee across the Oculus store - whether on the official store or on AppLab.