Questions we hear first

It is the login that opens Play Console. With it you create apps, run test tracks, and publish on Google Play. Personal and organization types take different documents.

Google’s Play developer registration is a one-time fee, commonly USD 25, billed through Google Payments. It is not an annual Play fee. Always match the amount on the current Console checkout.

Solo makers usually pick personal. Companies, shared permissions, and many finance or health apps fit organization — and that path typically needs D-U-N-S.

Personal accounts created after 13 November 2023 generally must run a closed test with at least 12 testers opted in for 14 consecutive days, then request production access. Organizations are not on that same personal gate.

Finish the payments profile and merchant details in Console, create one-time products or subscriptions, then call Play Billing Library from the app. A free app can still sell in-app items.

Account type, whether an app is already live, payments-profile country, and a screenshot of the Console screen that stopped. Never send passwords or backup codes.

Personal accounts opened before 13 November 2023 are not on that same production gate. Verification and Play policy still apply. Confirm the create date in Console, not a guess.

No. This desk is Google Play Console. Apple Developer has its own personal and organization path. If you need both, say so on Telegram so the papers stay separate.

No. Dev388 is a Play Console desk. We name the type, the papers, and the screen you are on. Inventory shops are a different product.